Areolar Function
Stron and rigid support
Insulation, protection and energy storage
Fill in space between organs
Adipose Function
Energy storage, Insulation, and Protection
Support Stroma
Reticular Function
Insulation, Energy storage, Stroma
Areolar Location
Below Skin
Liver
Perichondrium
Adipose Location
Beneath the skin, Kidneys
Beneath the Skin, Spleen
Trachea
Dense Regular Function
Resist Tensile forces in all direction
Resist Compression forces in one direction
Resist Tensile forces in one direction
Dense Irregular Function
Resist Compression forcesin all direction
Elastic Functioin
Flexible support
allows stretch and recoil
Resist Compression
Elastic Location
Aorta
Ear
Lungs
Dense Irregular Location
Below the Skin
Surrounds the kidneys
Dense Regular Location
Antecubital
Tendons
Hyaline Function
Strong Semi-Flexible Support
Flexible Support
Shape remains the Same
Elastic Cartilage Function
Resist tensile forces in all direction
Insulation, Protection, Bendable
Hyaline
Esophagus
Knee Joint
Elastic Cartilage Location
Ear, Nose
Brachial and Antibrachial
Crural, Sural
Compact Bone
Strong and Rigid Support
Strong and Flexible Support
Resists Forces
What are the Loose Connective Tissue
Areolar, Elastic, Adipose
Areolar, Adipose, Reticular
Areolar, Hyaline, Elastic
What are the Dense Connective Tissue
Dense Irregular
Elastic
Elastic Cartilage
Dense Regular
Reticular
What are the Cartilage and Bone Connective Tissues
Hyaline Cartilage
Reticular Cartilage
Fibrocartilage
Adipose Cartilage
Connective Tissues that has Lacunae
Loose
Cartilage
Bone
Dense
Embryonic
Blood
What connective tissue you can find Lymphocytes?
Adipose
3 elements of Blood
Thrombocytes
Lymphocytes
Erythrocytes
Leukocytes
Euthrocytes
Platelets are not actually cells. Intead they are cytomplasmic fragments of cells called ___________, which are found in the _________.
Fibrin, Bone
Megakaryocytes, Bone Marrow
Matrix, Thrombocytes
