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Answer. Option C is the correct answer.
EXPLANATIONS:- Ligaments are the structure which joins the bones to the bones. They are very hard structure. They are made up of collagen fibre.
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What joins bones to bones? Haversian systems O spindle fibers O ligaments o loose connective tissue...
Complete the following multiple choice questions that describe different connective tissue types. a) loose connective tissue...
Complete the following multiple choice questions that describe different connective tissue types. a) loose connective tissue b) Dense regular connective tissue c) bone d) reticular loose connective e) hyaline cartilage 1. What type of tissue supports epithelium? 2. Which of the following tissues has cells residing in lacunae? 3. Osteocytes are resident of _______ tissue. 4. Tendons and ligaments are primarily made of __________. 5. The structure of the spleen and lymph nodes are composed mainly of ____________.
There are both loose and dense connective tissues represented here. Differentiate which images are loose connective...
There are both loose
and dense connective tissues represented here. Differentiate which
images are loose connective tissues and which are dense connective
tissues. Fill in the remainder of the chart as each table column
indicates.
PAL3.1
Image numbers
Dense
or
Loose
Types of Fibers
found in each tissue.
What types of fibers
can you SEE?
Type of Connective
Tissue Proper
1
Loose
There are three types of fibers, only collagen is visible as the
other two, elastic and reticular are...
Complete cach statement with the connective tissue it describes. One tissue will not be placed holds...
Complete cach statement with the connective tissue it describes. One tissue will not be placed holds organs in place and connects the epithelium to underlying tissues. is densely packed with collagen and is found in ligaments and tendons. is made of collagen and a protein-carbohydrate complex, which make it strong but flexible. is a mineralized tissue made of osteoblasts within a matrix of collagen Answer Bank Fibrous connective tissue Adipose tissue Bone Loose connective Cartilage 2 3 4 5 6...
Which of the following is not associated with fibrous connective tissue? a. Adipose tissue b. Reticular...
Which of the following is not associated with fibrous connective tissue? a. Adipose tissue b. Reticular and areolar fibers c. Hyaline cartilage d. Tendons and ligaments You are examining muscle tissue and you notice that each muscle fiber is striated, branched, and contains a single nucleus. What type of muscle tissue is this? a. Skeletal b. Simple cuboidal c. Smooth d. Cardiac
14. Loose connective tissue is found in spaces between body parts, around muscles, nerves, and blood...
14. Loose connective tissue is found in spaces between body parts, around muscles, nerves, and blood vessels, and under the skin where it forms the (b) 15: Dense connective tissues are predominantly composed of fibers. 16. (a) are the cords that connect muscles to bones. are the cables that connect bones to one another. 17. All vertebrates have an internal supporting structure called the __that is composed of cartilage and/or bone. 18. The (a) that provides support in the vertebrate...
Answer the following questions about histology(Connective tissue and plant cells) 1.Key characteristics of connective tissue(minimum 5)...
Answer the following questions about histology(Connective tissue and plant cells) 1.Key characteristics of connective tissue(minimum 5) 2. the words “dense”, “loose”, “regular”, “irregular” means. If lacunae is seen in the tissue, the tissue must be ... or....? 3. Animal tissue-connective tissues: For Loose connective tissueCT Areolar tissue: a.Point the irregular arrangement of fibers b. hows the arrangement of the fibers c. what type of fibers can you find d. how do you differentiate them 4. Dense irregular CT: a. where...
3) Connective tissue types can be categorized by the extracellular matrix that the cells excrete. What...
3) Connective tissue types can be categorized by the extracellular matrix that the cells excrete. What types of extracellular substances will you observe during lab? Connective tissues: These tissues vary greatly but consist mainly of cell products. The most common ke cell product is collagen, a tough glycoprotein occurring in fibers so large they must be assembled outside the cell. Connective tissues are also subdivided into different types (e.g., loose, dense, II. fibrous, non-fibrous) but due to their complexity we...
The medullary cavity is found in (a) the epidermis (b) intramembranous bone c) osteons the diaphysis...
The medullary cavity is found in (a) the epidermis (b) intramembranous bone c) osteons the diaphysis What is responsible for decreasing friction between neighboring ligaments and tendons? (a) Bursae (c) Synovial joints (b) Menisci (d) Loose connective tissue . Which type of connective tissue functions as a fluid reservoir for surrounding tissues? (a) Adipose (c) Areolar (b) Dense irregular (d) Hyaline cartilage Which of the following aids in the expansion of the thoracic cage? (a) (c) Tubercles of the ribs...
connective tissue & the cartilage, 3. What bones make up the pectoral girdle? 4. Name three...
connective tissue & the cartilage, 3. What bones make up the pectoral girdle? 4. Name three similarities between the upper limb and the lower limb. nimi 5. Name three differences between the upper limb and the lower limb. nimi 6. When compared with the fingers, which bone is missing in the thumb? 7. Why do you think cartilage and not bone connects the two os coxae in the front? 8. What is the common name of the hallux? 9. Name...
this is biomedical homework, please adjust my answer: Loose (areolar) CT D. Location: nose, fetal skeleton,...
this is biomedical homework, please adjust my answer: Loose (areolar) CT D. Location: nose, fetal skeleton, ends of long bones Function: movement, strength, flexibility Matrix: thin collagen fibers Adipose CT B. Location: shafts of long bones (femur) Function: protection Matrix: collagen and calcium salts Dense regular CT H. Location: dermis of the skin Function: support Matrix: densely packed collagen fibers Dense irregular CT J. Location: blood vessels and heart Function: transport gases, hormones, immune function, blood clotting proteins Matrix: plasma...
There are both loose
and dense connective tissues represented here. Differentiate which
images are loose connective tissues and which are dense connective
tissues. Fill in the remainder of the chart as each table column
indicates.
PAL3.1
Image numbers
Dense
or
Loose
Types of Fibers
found in each tissue.
What types of fibers
can you SEE?
Type of Connective
Tissue Proper
1
Loose
There are three types of fibers, only collagen is visible as the
other two, elastic and reticular are...
Complete cach statement with the connective tissue it describes. One tissue will not be placed holds organs in place and connects the epithelium to underlying tissues. is densely packed with collagen and is found in ligaments and tendons. is made of collagen and a protein-carbohydrate complex, which make it strong but flexible. is a mineralized tissue made of osteoblasts within a matrix of collagen Answer Bank Fibrous connective tissue Adipose tissue Bone Loose connective Cartilage 2 3 4 5 6...
14. Loose connective tissue is found in spaces between body parts, around muscles, nerves, and blood vessels, and under the skin where it forms the (b) 15: Dense connective tissues are predominantly composed of fibers. 16. (a) are the cords that connect muscles to bones. are the cables that connect bones to one another. 17. All vertebrates have an internal supporting structure called the __that is composed of cartilage and/or bone. 18. The (a) that provides support in the vertebrate...
3) Connective tissue types can be categorized by the extracellular matrix that the cells excrete. What types of extracellular substances will you observe during lab? Connective tissues: These tissues vary greatly but consist mainly of cell products. The most common ke cell product is collagen, a tough glycoprotein occurring in fibers so large they must be assembled outside the cell. Connective tissues are also subdivided into different types (e.g., loose, dense, II. fibrous, non-fibrous) but due to their complexity we...
The medullary cavity is found in (a) the epidermis (b) intramembranous bone c) osteons the diaphysis What is responsible for decreasing friction between neighboring ligaments and tendons? (a) Bursae (c) Synovial joints (b) Menisci (d) Loose connective tissue . Which type of connective tissue functions as a fluid reservoir for surrounding tissues? (a) Adipose (c) Areolar (b) Dense irregular (d) Hyaline cartilage Which of the following aids in the expansion of the thoracic cage? (a) (c) Tubercles of the ribs...
connective tissue & the cartilage, 3. What bones make up the pectoral girdle? 4. Name three similarities between the upper limb and the lower limb. nimi 5. Name three differences between the upper limb and the lower limb. nimi 6. When compared with the fingers, which bone is missing in the thumb? 7. Why do you think cartilage and not bone connects the two os coxae in the front? 8. What is the common name of the hallux? 9. Name...
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