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 Contributed by:

Andrea and Cristal
SDH  PRCC, MS

PRENATAL AND FACE/NECK DEVELOPMENT

QUIZ

 

______2 daughter chromosomes will migrate to opposite poles at end of each cell

______2 or more layers

______A type of stratified epithelial tissue – is opaque, waterproof, resistant to friction

______Acts as a barrier to fill in spaces between cells – has no shape, color, is transparent

______Appears to have many layers – cells with different heights

______Attach epithelium to connective tissue – ½ of desmosome

______Between a liquid and a gel and provides skeletal support for the cell

______Bone develops by method of

______Bone forming cell

______Bone matrix or osteoid is found here - forms within 2 connective tissue sheets and uses appositional growth

______Bone resorbing cell

______Brain and spinal cord make up the

______Called little digestive bags because enzymes will digest materials taken into cell

______Cardiac muscle tissue is

______Carry information away from brain to the body

______Carry information from body to brain

______Carry messages and cause muscles to contract

______Cell drinking

______Cell eating

______Cell membrane is a.k.a

______Cellular protein synthesis

______chromosome will line up down the middle of cell and mycotic spindle will form

______Cytokenisis occurs – division of cytoplasm – nucleur membrane will now re-appear

______Deep within tissue

______Dermis of skin – serves as a padding

______Discharge of particles from a cell

______Effects are generalized and helps to prepare to deal with stressful situations – fight or flight

______Epithelial tissue is

______Fatty tissue

______Formative cell of the nervous system

______Forms mesh-like network in tissues

______Forms osteoid within hyaline cartilage – uses interstitial growth

______Function is to transport proteins and produce lysosomes

______Genetic code

______Gives ability to stretch

______Gives bones its hardness

______Gives tissue its strength because it has a reticular layer

______Has a single layer

______Heart rate is slowed and increased secretion of glands except for sweat gland – rest of digest

______Immature connective tissue – has lots of blood vessels – harder to heal

______Individual cell division that occurs in phases that will result in 2 daughter cells which are   

______Ingestion of a foreign substance of a cell

______Layered growth

______Lighter – more soft tissue spaces

______Located deep in layers of skin and oral mucosa

______Located in blood

______Located in bone

______Located in cartilage

______Located near center of cell – largest organelle – basically brain of cell

______Lysosomes are produced by

______Made from epithelium and has 2 layers

______Made of collagen fibers that are produced by connective tissue

______Mechanical junction between cells – found in upper layers of skin – serve as suction cups

______Meshwork – gives support – collagen

______Mitochondria generates energy by making _____

______Most abundant type of basic tissue in the body

______Most abundant type of epithelial tissue

______Most common cell of connective tissue

______Most common type of cartilage

______nuclear membrane will disappear

______Operates with conscious control and able to move muscles

______Operates without conscious control – gland secretions

______Protein factories of the cell – can be free or bound to membranes in cytoplasm

______Provides a protective cover and lines external and internal body surfaces

______Second largest organelle – power plant of the cell

______Semi-fluid found inside membrane but outside the nucleus

______Serves as attachment between cells and nearby surfaces so each cell is close but not attached

______Skeletal muscle tissue is

______Smallest unit of organization in the body

______Smooth muscle tissue is

______Specific area due to stress, infection, or pressure on the bone

______Spinal and cranial nerves and somatic and autonomic nervous systems make up the

______Store and transport proteins – smooth or rough

______Stretch – vocal cords

______Study of structure and function of tissues

______Surrounds cell & provides a barrier. Its proteins will serve as identity tags

______Transient structures within cell and can be used as needed for energy

______Transitional type of cartilage – mixture of hyaline and dense connective tissue

______Transports nutrients

______Varying amounts in entire skeleton due to endocrine activity

______Very heavy – very few soft tissue spaces

______Very thin bone

______When cell is resting – cell is between division – cells grow, metabolize

______Where blood stems are located

______Works with lamina propria to serve as padding

              identical to parent cell

ANSWERS

 

  1.  histology
  2.  cell
  3. exocytosis
  4. endocytosis
  5. pinocytosis
  6. phagocytosis
  7. plasma membrane
  8. cell membrane
  9. cytoplasm
  10. Nucleus
  11. DNA
  12. RNA
  13. Mitochondria
  14. ATP
  15. Ribosomes
  16. Endoplasmic reticulum
  17. Golgi complex
  18. Golgi complex
  19. Lysosomes
  20. Cytoskeleton
  21. Inclusions
  22. Mitosis
  23. Prophase
  24. Metaphase
  25. Anaphase
  26. Telephase
  27. Interphase
  28. Intercellular substance
  29. Cellular junction
  30. Desmosome
  31. Hemidesmosome
  32. Epithelial tissue
  33. unstratified
  34. pseudostratified
  35. stratifies
  36. Keratin
  37. Basal lamina
  38. Reticular
  39. Connective tissue
  40. fibroblast
  41. Collagen fiber
  42. Elastic
  43. Reticular
  44. Soft connective tissue
  45. Firm connective tissue
  46. Rigid connective tissue
  47. Fluid connective tissue
  48. Lamina proprial
  49. Loose layer
  50. Dense
  51. Specialized
  52. Adipose
  53. Elastic
  54. Reticular
  55. Granulation tissue
  56. Hyaline cartilage
  57. Fibrocartilage
  58. Interstitial growth
  59. Appositional growth
  60. Osteoblasts
  61. Compact bone
  62. Canellous bone
  63. Endosteum
  64. Bone marrow
  65. Calcium hydroxyapatite
  66. Volkmann's canals
  67. Ossification
  68. Intramembranous
  69. Endochondrial
  70. Osteoclast
  71. Localized resorption
  72. Generalized resorption
  73. Voluntary
  74. Involuntary
  75. Involuntary
  76. Nerves
  77. Neuron
  78. Afferent
  79. Efferent
  80. CNS
  81. PNS
  82. Somatic
  83. Autonomic
  84. Sympathetic
  85. Parasympathetic

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