·111 TFW 12:40 AM Ch. 4 In-class review.docx 6. True or Fale Epithelial tissue i
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·111 TFW 12:40 AM Ch. 4 In-class review.docx 6. True or Fale Epithelial tissue is vascular and innervated. 7. True or False Epithelium has a high regenerative capacity 8. True or False. Cartilage lacks nerve fibers and is avascular. 9. True or False. Elastic cartilage is the most abundant cartilage in the body 10. True or False. Cardiac muscle and nervous tissue have no functional regenerative capacity 11. True or False. Mucous membranes are moist membranes found in closed ventral cavities. 12. True or False. Areolar is the only connective tissue that contains all 3 fiber types. Give the function and location for the following tissue types 13. Nervous tissue 14. Smooth muscle 15. Cardiac muscle 16. Skeletal muscle 17. Osseous tissuc 18. Blood 19. Fibrocartilage 20. Elastic cartilage 21. Hyaline cartilage 22. Elastic dense connective tissue 23. Dense irregular connective tissue 24. Dense regular connective tissue (mammal tendon) 25. Reticular connective tissue 26. Adipose tissue 27. Areolar connective tissue 28. Transitional epithelium 29. Stratified squamous epithelium 30. Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium 31 Non-cliated columnar epithelium 32. Ciliated columnar epithelium 33. Simple cuboidal epithelium 34. Simple squamous epithelium EOpen With PrintExplanation / Answer
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It is false, because epithelium tissue is avascular, means no blood supply, while it is innervated means with nerve supplies.
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It is true because epithelium tissue exposed to environment so if any damage then need repeatedly mitotic division
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This statement is true
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This statement is false because hyaline cartilage is most abundant in our body
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It is true statement
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This statement is correct
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It is correct, collagen fibre,reticular fibre and elastic fibre are present in areolar connective tissue.
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