BIO 168 module test chapter 4 and 5 Questions and Answers With Verified
Solutions 2025
study of tissues - ✔✔Histology
covering or lining tissue - ✔✔epithelial tissue
primary tissue type "largest" in every organ of the body - ✔✔connective tissue
A body tissue that contracts or shortens, making body parts move. - ✔✔muscle tissue
responsible for coordinating or controlling the bodies activities - ✔✔nervous tissue
The removal of a small piece of tissue for examination - ✔✔biopsy
the examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death - ✔✔autopsy
Found on lateral and basal surfaces of cells / form layer, cells bind together, and they communicate -
✔✔cell connections
A body tissue that covers the surfaces of the body, inside and out / protects as a barrier / prevents
water loss - ✔✔epithelial tissue
prevent cells from separating during contraction - ✔✔Desomosomes (anchoring junctions)
prevent leakage of extracellular fluid across a layer of epithelial cells - ✔✔tight junctions
(communicating junctions) provide cytoplasmic channels between adjacent cells - ✔✔gap junctions
, release of hormones, mucus, and enzymes - ✔✔Secreation
The transport of dissolved substances into cells. - ✔✔Absorption
release of waste / sweat or urine - ✔✔Excretion
single/multiple layer, cells attach tightly, apical "free", basal membrane, avascular, rapid cell division -
✔✔characteristics of epithelial tissue
one layer - ✔✔simple
multiple layers - ✔✔stratified
touch one side to the other - ✔✔pseudostratified
cells are flat / scale like - ✔✔squamous
square like and are same width-height - ✔✔cubiodal
like a column and are more tall than wide - ✔✔columnar
are cubiodal, when stretched are like squamous, only found in certain structures, change shape , in
bladder - ✔✔transitional
Produces substances such as enzymes and hormones "2 types" - ✔✔glandular tissue
produce hormones in the blood stream - ✔✔endocrine glands
secrete products into ducts -sweat glands "uni and multi cellular" - ✔✔exocrine glands
Solutions 2025
study of tissues - ✔✔Histology
covering or lining tissue - ✔✔epithelial tissue
primary tissue type "largest" in every organ of the body - ✔✔connective tissue
A body tissue that contracts or shortens, making body parts move. - ✔✔muscle tissue
responsible for coordinating or controlling the bodies activities - ✔✔nervous tissue
The removal of a small piece of tissue for examination - ✔✔biopsy
the examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death - ✔✔autopsy
Found on lateral and basal surfaces of cells / form layer, cells bind together, and they communicate -
✔✔cell connections
A body tissue that covers the surfaces of the body, inside and out / protects as a barrier / prevents
water loss - ✔✔epithelial tissue
prevent cells from separating during contraction - ✔✔Desomosomes (anchoring junctions)
prevent leakage of extracellular fluid across a layer of epithelial cells - ✔✔tight junctions
(communicating junctions) provide cytoplasmic channels between adjacent cells - ✔✔gap junctions
, release of hormones, mucus, and enzymes - ✔✔Secreation
The transport of dissolved substances into cells. - ✔✔Absorption
release of waste / sweat or urine - ✔✔Excretion
single/multiple layer, cells attach tightly, apical "free", basal membrane, avascular, rapid cell division -
✔✔characteristics of epithelial tissue
one layer - ✔✔simple
multiple layers - ✔✔stratified
touch one side to the other - ✔✔pseudostratified
cells are flat / scale like - ✔✔squamous
square like and are same width-height - ✔✔cubiodal
like a column and are more tall than wide - ✔✔columnar
are cubiodal, when stretched are like squamous, only found in certain structures, change shape , in
bladder - ✔✔transitional
Produces substances such as enzymes and hormones "2 types" - ✔✔glandular tissue
produce hormones in the blood stream - ✔✔endocrine glands
secrete products into ducts -sweat glands "uni and multi cellular" - ✔✔exocrine glands
