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31. Which of the following types of connective tissue is mismatched with its mat

ID: 211625 • Letter: 3

Question

31. Which of the following types of connective tissue is mismatched with its matrix? A. areolar- loosely packed matrix of protein fibers B. bone-mineralized matrix C. cartilage - highly vascular matrix D. blood- fluid matrix E. bone-highly vascular 32. A muscle that as is not consciously controlled and has a banded appearance would be described A. striated voluntary. B. striated involuntary. C. nonstriated voluntary D. nonstriated involuntary E. smooth voluntary. 33. Movement of food through the digestive tract results from the action of A. cardiac muscle. B. smooth muscle.. C. skeletal muscle. D. undifferentiated muscle. E. voluntary muscle. What is the function of nervous tissue? A. detects changes in the body's environment B. helps maintain homeostasis in the body C. produce and conduct nerve impulses. 34.

Explanation / Answer

Answer 31. The answer is C. Cartilages are not vascular. They do not contain blood vessels or nerves. Nutrition is provided by diffusion. The compression or flexion of cartilages generate fluid that helps in this diffusion of nutrients.

Answer 32. The correct option is B: striated involuntary. Banding pattern is due to the presence of myofibrils and if it is not controlled then it is involuntary in nature.

Answer 33. The correct option is B. Smooth muscles. These muscles are present in digestive tract and the movement is caused by contractions and relaxation of smooth muscles. This phenomenon is called 'peristalsis'.

Answer 34. The answer of this question is E. All of the above. Nervous tissues are known to have function of muscle control, control of glands and maintenance of homeostasis by sensing changes in environment and is also involved in cordination amd regulation of other systems as well.

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