Connective Tissue Long Ans. Questions Histology MCQ 1st Year PMU

Based on the specific features of their intercellular substance there are the following main types of connective tissue: a/ [blank_start]with undifferentiated[blank_end] intercellular substance b/ [blank_start]With fibrous[blank_end] intercellular substance c/ [blank_start]with rigid[blank_end] intercellular substance

In functional aspect the connective tissue cells are three main types: a/ [blank_start]productive[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]protective[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]trophic[blank_end]

The certain features of the amorphous (ground) intercellular substance are: a/ [blank_start]hydrophilia[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]metachromasia[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]optical homogenity[blank_end]

The connective tissue cells with protective function are: a/ [blank_start]macrophage[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]plasmocyte[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]mast cell[blank_end]

The macrophages arise from [blank_start]monocytes[blank_end] and have [blank_start]protective[blank_end] function.

The granules of mast cells contain: a/ [blank_start]heparin[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]histamine[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]serotonin[blank_end]

The specific staining methods for visualization of the elastic fibers are: a/ [blank_start]orcein[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]Van Gieson[blank_end]

Depending on the number and localization of the lipid droplets in their cytoplasm the fat cells (adipocytes) are: a/ [blank_start]unilocular[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]multilocular[blank_end]

The osteone is the [blank_start]main[blank_end] structural unit of the [blank_start]bones[blank_end] and consists of [blank_start]bone lamella[blank_end] with its [blank_start]osteocytes[blank_end] and [blank_start]osteoclasts[blank_end]

There are three types of cartilage: a/ [blank_start]hyaline cartilage[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]elastic cartilage[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]fibrocartilage[blank_end]