During inflammation, blood vessels in the affected area widen and become less permeable to fluid and immune cells. Is this statement true or false?
2 Tissues of the Human Body Online Quiz Questions
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A tissue lining an organ must stretch as the organ fills and change its cell shape in response. Which epithelial type best fits this role?
- A
Simple cuboidal
- B
Transitional
- C
Stratified squamous
- D
Simple columnar
A gland releases its product through a duct into a passageway. What type of gland is it?
In connective tissue, resist pulling forces.
Select all the fluid connective tissues that transport cells and substances through the body.
- A
Blood
- B
Cartilage
- C
Lymph
- D
Bone
Which part of a neuron carries signals away from its cell body?
A tissue in the heart consists of branched, striated cells and contracts rhythmically without conscious control. Which tissue type is it?
- A
Skeletal muscle
- B
Smooth muscle
- C
Cardiac muscle
- D
Connective tissue
Redness, heat, swelling, and pain are common signs of inflammation. Is this statement true or false?
- A
True
- B
False
Replacement of some lost tissue by collagen-rich scar tissue is called .
Select all roles of skeletal muscle described in the material.
- A
Moves the skeleton
- B
Pumps blood rhythmically
- C
Maintains posture
- D
Produces heat
Explain the difference between regeneration and fibrosis during tissue repair. Include one example of how these processes can relate to healing a skin wound.
A section of epithelium looks multilayered because its cells vary in height, but it is actually a single layer. How is it classified?
- A
Stratified
- B
Pseudostratified
- C
Simple squamous
- D
Transitional
An epithelial layer has no blood vessels of its own. How does it usually receive nutrients?
- A
They contain many blood vessels that supply nutrients directly.
- B
Their cells are widely separated by extracellular matrix.
- C
Their apical surfaces are anchored to a basement membrane.
- D
They usually lack blood vessels, so nutrients diffuse from underlying tissues.
A connective tissue must withstand strong pulling forces, as tendons and ligaments do. Which broad group best fits this role?
- A
Loose connective tissue
- B
Supportive connective tissue
- C
Dense connective tissue proper
- D
Fluid connective tissue
During inflammation, blood vessels widen and become more permeable, allowing fluid and immune cells to enter the affected area.
- A
True
- B
False
A gland releases hormones into the blood without using a duct. Which description best fits this gland?
- A
An exocrine gland releases its product through a duct onto a surface.
- B
An endocrine gland releases hormones into surrounding fluid and blood.
- C
An endocrine gland releases its product through a duct into a passageway.
- D
An exocrine gland releases hormones directly into the blood.
A tissue lining lung air sacs must allow rapid exchange across a thin barrier. Which epithelial type is best suited to this role?
- A
Stratified squamous epithelium
- B
Simple cuboidal epithelium
- C
Simple squamous epithelium
- D
Transitional epithelium
A connective tissue must resist strong pulling forces. Which matrix component is most directly suited to that function?
- A
Collagen fibers
- B
Elastic fibers
- C
Reticular fibers
- D
Ground substance
What is the name of the epithelial surface anchored to the basement membrane?
What is the tissue-repair process called when damaged cells are replaced with the same cell type?