1. All connective tissue is derived from an embryonic tissue know as a. Cartilag

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1. All connective tissue is derived from an embryonic tissue know as a. Cartilage b. ground substance c. mesenchyme d. reticular 2. All the following are examples of connective tissues except a. Bone b. ligaments c. neurons d. tendons 3. True or False. Blood is a type of connective tissue Of the two major cell types found in nervous tissue, neurons /neuroglia cells are highly specialized to generate and conduct electrical conduction 4. 5. How many basic types of muscle tissues are there? This type of muscle is found in wall of hollow organs., It has no striations, and its cell s are spindle shaped. It is 6. a. Cardiac muscle b.skeletal muscle C. smooth muscle Epithelial tissue- Review -10 pts 1. Polarity. The membrane always have one free surface called the_ 2. Draw a simple epithelia cell (found on page 68) and label the apical surface and the basal surface (3pts) 3. Specialized contacts. Cells fit close together to form together by specialized and are bound 4. which is an The cells are attached to and supported by an adhesive amorphous tissue secreted by the epithelial and other that lie next to each 5. Epithelial tissue is 6. Epithelial tissue is 7. Epithelial tissue depend on which means it has no blood supply which means it is supplied with nerves of nutrients from the underlying 8. Epithelial tissue can easily divide by a process called tissue to regenerate the

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1. Option c is the correct answer.

2. Option c is the correct answer. Neurons are nervous tissue.

3. True; Blood is connective tissue because of same (mesodermal) embryonic origin as other connective tissue and also cconnects the body systems together bringing the needed oxygen, nutrients, hormones and other signaling molecules, and removing the wastes.onnects

4. Neurons

5. There are three basic types of muscle tissue: cardiac, skeletal and smooth muscles

6. Option c is the correct answer.

1. Apical surface

2. The free surface is apical surface and bound surface is basal surface.

3. continous sheets, connective tissue (junctions)

4. Basement membrane, reticular lemina (connective tissue)

5. Avascular

6. Innervated

7. Diffusion, connective tissue (glandular epithelia)

8. Regenaration

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