What are tissues?

The tissues are classified into Four primary tissue types; they are:

Epithelial Characteristics:

Where is the Epithelial located?

What are squamous epithelial cells?
What do they do?
Where can you find them?
What organization can they be?

What are cuboidal epithelial cells?
What do they make up and what do they do?
Where can you find them?
What organisation can they be?

What are columnar epithelial cells?
What do they do?
Where can you find them?
What are goblet cells?

What are the 6 types of connective tissue?

What does connective tissue do?
What does it allow?

What are 5 other functions of connective tissue?

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What does loose connective tissue look like?

What do the spaces in loose connective tissue contain?

What does loose connective tissue connect?
Hold in place?
Acts as what for where?
Allows for what?
Forms what?

What 2 things are made of fibrous connective tissue?

What does cartilage allow for ? (2)

What's cartilage's fibre?

What is bone used for?

What systems does bone form?

What are bone's cells?
Fibres?
Ground substance?

What does bone act as a reservoir for?
What can it produce?

What helps preserve bone mass and when does it naturally begin degrading?

What does blood transport?
What does it connect?

What are the 3 cells in blood?

What are blood's fibres?

What is blood's ground substance made of?

What does nervous tissue do?

True or False?
• Nerve cells can be a few microns or 2 metres long

What is a neuron? What are its 5 parts?

What is a neuroglia?
Is it common?

What are the 3 parts of neuroglia?

What is muscle tissue?

What are muscle's functions? (5)

What are muscles filled with to make them contract?

What are the 2 types of muscle systems?

What are the 3 types of muscle?
Which are voluntary and which are involuntary?

what are the muscle's cells called?

Is smooth muscle voluntary?
Is it striated?
How fast are the contractions and how long do they last?
What are the 2 layers?

What does cardiac muscle do? (2)

How does cardiac muscle show both characteristics of skeletal and smooth muscle?

What are intercalated disks for?
what does this allow?

What is striated muscle used for?
Where is it attached and how does it act there?

Why is it striated?

What does resistance training increase in terms of muscles?