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Exam Prep Chapter 5 Tissues

Chapter 05

Tissues

 


True / False Questions
 

1.

Usually epithelial tissues do not have blood vessels. 
 
True    False

 

2.

The tissue that constitutes the outermost layer of the skin is a type of connective tissue. 
 
True    False

 

3.

Bone cells are also called osteocytes. 
 
True    False

 

4.

Bone cells (osteocytes) are arranged in concentric circles around longitudinal tubes (central canals).  
 
True    False

 

5.

Blood is composed of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets that are suspended in a fluid extracellular matrix called plasma. 
 
True    False

 

6.

A skeletal muscle fiber contains many nuclei.  
 
True    False

 

7.

Muscle tissue conducts nerve impulses from one neuron to another and coordinates body activities.  
 
True    False

 

8.

A neuron is a type of neuroglia.  
 
True    False

 

 


Multiple Choice Questions
 

9.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic types of body tissues? 
 

A. 

epithelial tissue

B. 

connective tissue

C. 

bone tissue

D. 

muscle tissue

E. 

nervous tissue

 

10.

A basement membrane anchors  
 

A. 

muscle tissue to nervous tissue.

B. 

epithelial tissue to connective tissue.

C. 

connective tissue to muscle tissue.

D. 

brain tissue to nervous tissue.

E. 

blood cells to plasma.

 

11.

Epithelial tissue functions in  
 

A. 

secretion.

B. 

absorption.

C. 

protection.

D. 

excretion.

E. 

all of these.

 

12.

The tissue through which gases are exchanged between the blood and the air in the lungs is  
 

A. 

stratified squamous epithelium.

B. 

simple squamous epithelium.

C. 

simple cuboidal epithelium.

D. 

simple columnar epithelium.

E. 

stratified columnar epithelium.

 

13.

The tissue that forms the inner lining of the respiratory passages is 
 

A. 

pseudostratified.

B. 

ciliated.

C. 

mucus-secreting.

D. 

columnar epithelium.

E. 

all of these.

 

14.

Typically, carcinomas originate from which type of tissue? 
 

A. 

epithelium

B. 

connective tissue

C. 

muscle tissue

D. 

nervous tissue

E. 

bone

 

15.

The type of epithelium that lines the urinary bladder and many urinary passageways is  
 

A. 

squamous.

B. 

cuboidal.

C. 

columnar.

D. 

transitional.

E. 

pseudostratified.

 

16.

Tendons and ligaments are composed primarily of  
 

A. 

adipose tissue.

B. 

dense connective tissue.

C. 

muscle tissue.

D. 

areolar tissue.

E. 

epithelial tissue.

 

17.

Cartilage tissues are likely to be slow in healing following an injury because  
 

A. 

cartilage cells cannot divide.

B. 

cartilage tissues lack direct blood supplies.

C. 

the intercellular matrix is semisolid.

D. 

cartilage cells are surrounded by fluids.

E. 

they don't function often.

 

18.

Bone cells are arranged in concentric circles around longitudinal tubes in cylinder-shaped units called 
 

A. 

osteons.

B. 

central canals.

C. 

lacunae.

D. 

canaliculi.

E. 

lamellae.

 

19.

Permanent wrinkling of skin is usually due to changes caused by excessive exposure to  
 

A. 

water.

B. 

heat.

C. 

dry air.

D. 

sunlight.

E. 

collagen.

 

20.

Membranes lining body cavities that lack openings to the outside are called  
 

A. 

synovial membranes.

B. 

mucous membranes.

C. 

serous membranes.

D. 

cutaneous membranes.

E. 

cell membranes.

 

21.

Of the four major types of membranes, the one consisting of fibrous connective tissue overlying loose connective tissue is a 
 

A. 

synovial membrane.

B. 

serous membrane.

C. 

mucous membrane.

D. 

cutaneous membrane.

E. 

cell membrane.

 

22.

The muscle tissue that can be consciously controlled is  
 

A. 

smooth muscle tissue.

B. 

skeletal muscle tissue.

C. 

intercalated muscle tissue.

D. 

cardiac muscle tissue.

E. 

none of these.

 

23.

Cardiac muscle is found in the wall of the 
 

A. 

stomach.

B. 

intestine.

C. 

urinary bladder.

D. 

heart.

E. 

blood vessels.

 

24.

Smooth muscle is found in the wall of the  
 

A. 

stomach.

B. 

intestine.

C. 

kidney.

D. 

kidney and liver.

E. 

stomach and intestine.

 

25.

Which of the following cell types are least likely to reproduce? 
 

A. 

endothelial cells that line the digestive system

B. 

fibroblasts of connective tissue

C. 

skeletal muscle cells

D. 

red bone marrow cells

E. 

epithelial cells of the outer layer of the skin

 

26.

When cardiac muscle cells are damaged by a heart attack, they are usually replaced by  
 

A. 

new cardiac muscle cells.

B. 

new smooth muscle cells.

C. 

connective tissue cells.

D. 

epithelial cells.

E. 

nerve cells.

 

27.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of nerve tissue? 
 

A. 

It is found in the brain, spinal cord and nerves.

B. 

It contains cells that respond by transmitting impulses.

C. 

Its intercellular spaces are filled with collagen.

D. 

Its functional cells are sensitive to changes in their surroundings.

E. 

Some of its cells send electrochemical messages.

 

 


Fill in the Blank Questions
 

28.

A single layer of flattened epithelium would constitute the tissue called _____________.  
 
________________________________________

 

29.

Most organs of the digestive system have an inner lining composed of the tissue called ______________.  
 
________________________________________

 

30.

The most common cells found in connective tissues are called _____________.  
 
________________________________________

 

31.

Cartilage cells (chondrocytes) occupy small chambers called ____________.  
 
________________________________________

 

32.

The intervertebral discs that separate the individual parts of the backbone are composed of __________.  
 
________________________________________

 

33.

The intercellular material that separates connective tissue cells is called ___________. 
 
________________________________________

 

34.

Since an epithelial membrane is composed of two or more kinds of tissues, it is an example of a(an) ________.  
 
________________________________________

 

35.

The primary characteristic of muscle tissues is their ability to ____________.  
 
________________________________________

 

36.

The band located where two cardiac muscle cells join is called a(an) ______________.  
 
________________________________________

 

37.

A nerve cell can also be called a(an) __________. 
 
________________________________________

 

 


Multiple Choice Questions
 

38.

What tissue is responsible for covering body surfaces and lining internal organs? 
 

A. 

epithelial tissue

B. 

connective tissue

C. 

skeletal muscle tissue

D. 

nervous tissue

 

39.

The ________ of epithelium is either exposed to the outside, or internally, to an open surface. 
 

A. 

basement membrane

B. 

apical surface

C. 

lumen

D. 

free surface

E. 

b and d

 

40.

Epithelium is anchored to adjacent tissues by this thin, nonliving layer. 
 

A. 

apical surface

B. 

basement membrane

C. 

microvilli

D. 

none of the above

 

41.

What tissue type has cells that are tightly packed and form protective barriers? 
 

A. 

nervous tissue

B. 

skeletal muscle tissue

C. 

epithelial tissue

D. 

connective tissue

 

42.

This term describes the thin, flattened shape of certain epithelial cells. 
 

A. 

squamous

B. 

cuboidal

C. 

columnar

D. 

stratified

 

43.

What epithelial tissue is made up of a single layer of thin, flattened cells? 
 

A. 

simple columnar epithelium

B. 

stratified squamous epithelium

C. 

simple squamous epithelium

D. 

pseudostratified columnar epithelium

 

44.

Rapid exchange of respiratory gases takes place in the air sacs of the lungs which are lined with this tissue. 
 

A. 

simple columnar epithelium

B. 

stratified squamous epithelium

C. 

simple squamous epithelium

D. 

pseudostratified columnar epithelium

 

45.

What tissue type forms the walls of capillaries and lines blood vessels? 
 

A. 

simple columnar epithelium

B. 

stratified squamous epithelium

C. 

simple squamous epithelium

D. 

pseudostratified columnar epithelium

 

46.

Block-like cells, each with a centrally located nucleus, form a single layer in this epithelium. 
 

A. 

simple columnar epithelium

B. 

stratified squamous epithelium

C. 

simple cuboidal epithelium

D. 

pseudostratified columnar epithelium

 

47.

Which of the following is NOT true concerning simple columnar epithelium? 
 

A. 

lines the uterus and stomach

B. 

cells are thin and delicate

C. 

a single layer of cells

D. 

an elongated nucleus

E. 

secretes digestive fluid and absorbs nutrients

 

48.

These are flask-shaped glandular cells that secrete mucus onto the free surface of tissues. 
 

A. 

microvilli

B. 

cilia

C. 

goblet cells

D. 

none of the above

 

 


True / False Questions
 

49.

Microvilli are membrane projections that move mucus and captured particles upward and out of the airways. 
 
True    False

 

50.

Stratified squamous epithelium lines the oral cavity. 
 
True    False

 

51.

A gland may be composed of a single cell. 
 
True    False

 

52.

All exocrine glands secrete their product into ducts that open onto surfaces. 
 
True    False

 

53.

Merocrine glands and apocrine glands are examples of endocrine glands. 
 
True    False

 

 


Multiple Choice Questions
 

54.

This type of gland secretes its product into tissue fluid or blood. 
 

A. 

endocrine gland

B. 

exocrine gland

C. 

sweat gland

D. 

merocrine gland

 

55.

What kind of secretion is typically watery and has a high enzyme content? 
 

A. 

mucus

B. 

sebum

C. 

serous fluid

D. 

ceruminous secretion

 

56.

This thick fluid secretion is produced by cells line the digestive, respiratory and reproductive systems. 
 

A. 

mucus

B. 

sebum

C. 

serous fluid

D. 

ceruminous secretion

 

57.

Mucin, a glycoprotein, is found in secretions from these cells. 
 

A. 

goblet cells

B. 

sebaceous glands

C. 

serous glands

D. 

ceruminous glands

 

58.

Which choice below best describes secretions of merocrine glands? 
 

A. 

fluid product released from the cell membrane by exocytosis

B. 

cellular product containing portions of cells that pinch off during secretion

C. 

disintegrated entire cells filled with secretory products

 

59.

Which choice below best describes secretions of apocrine glands? 
 

A. 

fluid product released from the cell membrane by exocytosis

B. 

cellular product containing portions of cells that pinch off during secretion

C. 

disintegrated entire cells filled with secretory products

 

60.

Which choice below best describes secretions of holocrine glands? 
 

A. 

fluid product released from the cell membrane by exocytosis

B. 

cellular product containing portions of cells that pinch off during secretion

C. 

disintegrated entire cells filled with secretory products

 

61.

Secretions of salivary glands, pancreatic glands and sweat glands are of this type. 
 

A. 

fluid product released from the cell membrane by exocytosis

B. 

cellular product containing portions of cells that pinch off during secretion

C. 

disintegrated entire cells filled with secretory products

 

62.

Mammary glands are a specific example of this type of gland. 
 

A. 

merocrine gland

B. 

apocrine gland

C. 

holocrine gland

D. 

sebaceous gland

 

63.

What main tissue type provides support, fills spaces and stores fat? 
 

A. 

epithelial

B. 

connective

C. 

nervous

D. 

muscle

 

64.

Which of the following is the most abundant cell type in connective tissue? 
 

A. 

macrophage

B. 

mast cell

C. 

fibroblast

 

65.

Which cell is specialized for phagocytosis and works to clear foreign particles from tissues? 
 

A. 

macrophage

B. 

mast cell

C. 

fibroblast

D. 

epithelial cell

 

66.

Found near blood vessels, these cells release heparin, a compound that prevents blood clotting. 
 

A. 

macrophages

B. 

mast cells

C. 

fibroblasts

D. 

b and c

 

67.

These are thin, highly branching type of collagen fibers that form a supporting network in organs like the spleen. 
 

A. 

reticular fibers

B. 

elastic fibers

C. 

glycolipid fibers

D. 

b and c

E. 

cellulose fibers

 

68.

Tendons and ligaments are composed primarily of this tissue type. 
 

A. 

dense connective tissue

B. 

cartilage

C. 

elastic cartilage

D. 

loose connective tissue

 

 


Check All That Apply Questions
 

69.

Which of the following are characteristic of connective tissue? Choose all that apply. 
 
____  contain a variety of cell types
____  contain a variety of fibers
____  have a basement membrane
____  All of the above

 

 


Multiple Choice Questions
 

70.

Which tissue consists of many closely packed, thick, collagen fibers with few cells? 
 

A. 

dense connective tissue

B. 

cartilage

C. 

adipose tissue

D. 

loose connective tissue

 

71.

What tissue has cells that are filled with large fat droplets that push the nuclei close to the cell membrane? 
 

A. 

dense connective tissue

B. 

cartilage

C. 

adipose tissue

D. 

loose connective tissue

 

72.

Which rigid connective tissue has no direct blood supply and is enclosed by a perichondrium? 
 

A. 

dense connective tissue

B. 

cartilage

C. 

adipose tissue

D. 

loose connective tissue

 

73.

Cells found in this connective tissue occupy small chambers called lacunae. 
 

A. 

chondrocytes

B. 

adipocytes

C. 

fibroblasts

D. 

interstitial cells

 

74.

Cells found in this connective tissue occupy small chambers called lacunae. 
 

A. 

osteocytes

B. 

adipocytes

C. 

fibroblasts

D. 

interstitial cells

 

75.

Blood is composed of formed elements suspended in a fluid extracellular matrix called ________. 
 

A. 

serous fluid

B. 

interstitial fluid

C. 

serum

D. 

plasma

 

76.

What type of connective tissue is found around the kidneys, behind the eyeballs, and in between skin and underlying organs? 
 

A. 

dense connective tissue

B. 

cartilage

C. 

adipose tissue

D. 

areolar tissue

 

77.

What membranes line body cavities that lack openings to the outside of the body? 
 

A. 

mucous

B. 

serous

C. 

epithelial

D. 

cutaneous

E. 

synovial

 

78.

What membranes line body cavities and tubes that open to the outside of the body? 
 

A. 

mucous

B. 

serous

C. 

epithelial

D. 

cutaneous

E. 

synovial

 

79.

What serous membrane forms the inner lining of the thorax? 
 

A. 

parietal pleura

B. 

parietal peritoneum

C. 

visceral pleura

D. 

visceral peritoneum

 

80.

What serous membrane forms the inner lining of the abdominal cavity? 
 

A. 

parietal pleura

B. 

parietal peritoneum

C. 

visceral pleura

D. 

visceral peritoneum

 

81.

What serous membrane covers the organs of the abdomen? 
 

A. 

parietal pleura

B. 

parietal peritoneum

C. 

visceral pleura

D. 

visceral peritoneum

 

82.

This membrane is more commonly called the skin. 
 

A. 

mucous

B. 

serous

C. 

epithelial

D. 

cutaneous

E. 

synovial

 

83.

This contractile tissue is composed of elongated cells that move body parts. 
 

A. 

connective tissue

B. 

muscle tissue

C. 

nervous tissue

D. 

epithelial tissue

 

84.

What type of muscle tissue enables us to make facial expressions and move the bones? 
 

A. 

skeletal muscle

B. 

cardiac muscle

C. 

smooth muscle

 

85.

Blood is pumped through the heart chambers and into blood vessels by _________. 
 

A. 

skeletal muscle

B. 

cardiac muscle

C. 

smooth muscle

 

86.

What tissue type composes the walls of hollow organs like the stomach and is under involuntary control? 
 

A. 

skeletal muscle

B. 

cardiac muscle

C. 

nervous tissue

D. 

epithelial tissue

E. 

smooth muscle

 

 


Check All That Apply Questions
 

87.

What statements are true concerning skeletal muscle? Choose all that apply. 
 
____  Skeletal muscle moves the head, trunk and limbs.
____  Skeletal muscle pumps blood through the heart.
____  Skeletal muscle has cells that are spindle shaped.
____  Skeletal muscle contains striations.
____  Skeletal muscle has long, threadlike cells.

 

 


Multiple Choice Questions
 

88.

The brain and spinal cord are composed of this tissue type. 
 

A. 

epithelial

B. 

connective

C. 

nervous

D. 

muscle

 

89.

What cells respond by conducting electrical impulses along cellular processes? 
 

A. 

neurons

B. 

neuroglia

C. 

chondrocytes

D. 

fibroblasts

 

90.

These cells of nervous tissue function in a supportive role only; they supply growth factors and nutrients to other resident tissue cells. 
 

A. 

neurons

B. 

neuroglia

C. 

chondrocytes

D. 

fibroblasts

E. 

mast cells

 


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Chapter 5 Tissues
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