Question

match the type of connective tissue proper with its location in the body. labels drop zones reset all stroma of spleen and liver reticular (1/5) elastic (2/5) dense irregular (3/5) subcutaneous layer walls of large arteries dermis and periosteum dense regular (4/5) adipose (5/5) tendons and ligaments

Explanation:

• Reticular connective tissue forms the stroma of the spleen and liver, providing a supportive framework.
• Adipose connective tissue is found in the subcutaneous layer, storing fat.
• Elastic connective tissue is present in the walls of large arteries, allowing them to stretch and recoil.
• Dense irregular connective tissue is in the dermis and periosteum, providing strength in multiple directions.
• Dense regular connective tissue makes up tendons and ligaments, providing strength along one direction.

Answer:

• Stroma of spleen and liver: Reticular
• Subcutaneous layer: Adipose
• Walls of large arteries: Elastic
• Dermis and periosteum: Dense Irregular
• Tendons and ligaments: Dense Regular