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B IO 201 Lab Pr actical #1
ASU com plete ver ifi ed
solu tions + r ation ales
(PASS GUARANTEED)
Observation (Scientific Method) - answer Something that is noticed that
raises a question


Hypothesis (Scientific Method) - answer An educated guess, testable
statement


Prediction (Scientific Method) - answer What you think will happen
(if...then...statement)


procedure (Scientific Method) - answer Series of ordered steps
designed to conduct the experiment


Independent variable (scientific method) - answer variable that is
manipulated by experimenter

,dependent variable (scientific method) - answer variable that changes
in response to other variables


qualitative data (scientific method) - answer Data based on observable
characteristics


quantitative data (scientific method) - answer data based on
measurable characteristics


Experimental error (scientific method) - answer errors that can lead to
altered results (systemic error and human error)


In osseous tissue, where are cells located (histology) - answer Lacunae


Epithelial Tissue (histology) - answer Closely adhering cells, touches
outside world


Types of epithelial tissue (histology) - answer Simple (squamous,
cuboidal, columnar, pseudostratified columnar)
Stratified (squamous, cuboidal, transitional)


Epithelial tissue structure (histology) - answer Lumen -> apical surface -
> basal surface -> basement membrane

, Connective tissue (histology) - answer matrix cell, supports, binds and
protects organs


Connective tissue structure (histology) - answer Extracellular matrix
(cells, ground substance, fibers)
gel-like substance found between cells


Connective tissue types (histology) - answer Loose connective tissue
(areolar, adipose, reticular)
Dense connective tissue (regular/white fibrous, irregular)
Cartilage (hyaline cartilage, elastic cartilage, fibrocartilage)
Bone (oseton, central canal, canaliculi, lamellae)
Blood (erythrocytes, leukocytes, plasma)


Where can hyaline cartilage be found? (histology) - answer Embryonic
skeleton, ends of long bones, trachea, nose, larynx


What is the major fiber found in elastic cartilage (histology) - answer
elastic fibers

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