Question

epithelial tissues matching name
part i: matching vocabulary
tissue squamous simple
glandular stratified cuboidal pseudostratified
transitional

1. one single layer of cells
2. tissue specialized in secreting
3. cube shaped cells
4. many layers of cells
5. a group of cells with the same specialized purpose
6. a group of cells that appear to be in layers
7. flat cells that cover many body parts and glands
8. tissues whose cells change size and shape

part ii: membranous epithelial tissue
simple squamous simple cuboidal simple columnar
pseudostratified columnar stratified squamous
stratified cuboidal stratified columnar transitional
basement membrane

1. long cells with nuclei near basement membrane
2. specialized cells to react to tension/stress
3. single flat layer of cells
4. tissues that make up skin
5. tissues that line the respiratory system and trap dust and microorganisms
6. layers of cube shaped cells
7. tissues with centrally located, spherical nuclei
8. the underside of epithelial tissue is always anchored to connective tissue by the
9. tissues that line the male urethra, vas deferens, and the pharynx

Explanation:

1. Simple epithelial tissues have one - cell layer.
2. Glandular tissue is for secretion.
3. Cuboidal cells are cube - shaped.
4. Stratified tissues have multiple cell layers.
5. A tissue is a group of cells with a specialized purpose.
6. Pseudostratified cells appear layered.
7. Squamous cells are flat.
8. Transitional cells change size and shape.

In Part II:

1. Pseudostratified columnar cells have long cells with nuclei near basement membrane.
2. Transitional cells react to tension/stress.
3. Simple squamous is a single flat layer of cells.
4. Stratified squamous makes up skin.
5. Pseudostratified columnar lines the respiratory system and traps particles.
6. Stratified cuboidal has layers of cube - shaped cells.
7. Simple cuboidal has centrally located, spherical nuclei.
8. Basement membrane anchors epithelial tissue to connective tissue.
9. Stratified columnar lines the male urethra, vas deferens, and pharynx.

Answer:

Part I:

1. Simple
2. Glandular
3. Cuboidal
4. Stratified
5. Tissue
6. Pseudostratified
7. Squamous
8. Transitional

Part II:

1. Pseudostratified Columnar
2. Transitional
3. Simple Squamous
4. Stratified Squamous
5. Pseudostratified Columnar
6. Stratified Cuboidal
7. Simple Cuboidal
8. Basement Membrane
9. Stratified Columnar