Practice Quizzes Unit

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Practice Quizzes Unit 2

• Dont forget to look at the questions in the back
  of chapter 5 and 6 for the quiz.

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Practice Quiz

• 1) ________tissue consists of layers of flat
  cells that lack keratin. Where is this tissue
  found?
• 2) _______ consists of cells that have cilia and
  an elongated shape with all cells in contact with
  basement membrane, but an irregular nuclei
  arrangement.
• Where is this tissue found?.....__________
• 3) ________tissue line all blood vessels.
• What are these cells called?_____
• Name two physiological activities these cells
  perform.
• A)
• B)
• 4) Name the three primary germ layers and a
  tissue in the adult derived from each.
• A)
• B)
• C)

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Practice Quiz for Fridays Notes

• 1) What cell type produces the extracellular
  protein collagen?
• Endothelium Fibroblast Leukocyte
  Erythrocyte
• 2) Negative charges and a loose fitting amino
  acid sequence allow what type of connective
  tissue fibers to stretch? Elastin
• 3) True/False The ectodermal germ layer is the
  embryonic source of the connective tissue we call
  blood.
• 4) Which of the three different kinds of Loose
  Connective Tissues would you find in the spleen
  or lymph nodes?
• Areolar Adipose Reticular Simple
  Squamous Blood
• 5) Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelial Tissues
  would be found lining what organ?
• Esophogus---Capillary---Lung Alveoli---Trachea---
  Finger Callus
• 6) What kind of tissue(s) are between the air in
  an alveolus of the lung and the blood?
• 7) What kind of cells and how many cells does O2
  pass through before entering the blood from an
  alveoli?
• 1 cell 2 cells 3 cells 4 cells

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Practice Quiz

• A)Stratum Corneum B)Stratum Basale
  C)Stratum Lucidum
• D)Stratum Spinosum E)Stratum Granulosum
• 1) This epithelial layer contains melanocytes.
• 2) This epithelial layer contains vesicles that
  release glycolipids.
• 3) This epithelial layer has dead flat
  keratinized cells that are covered in oils and
  undergoing exfoliation.
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• A) Erythrema B) Hematoma C) Hemangioma
• D) Hemoglobin E) Eccrine
• 4) This is observed when blood is shunted to the
  skin to help with heat loss.
• 5) This molecule cause skin to appear bright red
  when you are well oxygenated or the blood will
  look dark red if you are cyanotic.
• 6) This is observed if blood escapes a blood
  vessel and accumulates under the skin.