Question

epithelial tissues
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1. which epithelial tissue is a single layer of thin, flat cells that fit closely together
2. works in waves all moving together in the same direction, they help to remove mucus, foreign matter and debris; keeping passage ways and lining clear
3. simple squamous is found in the linings of what?
4. transitional epithelium helps keep the lining of the bladder and ureters waterproof and _ _ _ _ _ _ _?
5. which compound stratified squamous tissue is found in the dead layer of hair, skin and nails?
6. which compound stratified squamous provides lubrication
7. which epithelial tissue is a single layer of rectangular cells attached to a basement membrane?

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1. keratinized and non - keratinized are the 2 types of what epithelial tissues?
2. what epithelial tissue is found in organs such as bladder and ureters?
3. what epithelial tissue is found in the kidney tubules and in some glands
4. what epithelial tissue is found in the lining of the respiratory system
5. simple columnar forms in the stomach, intestines and urethra

Explanation:

1. Across - 5: Simple squamous epithelium consists of a single layer of thin, flat cells.
2. Across - 6: Cilia are hair - like structures that move in waves to remove mucus etc.
3. Across - 8: Simple squamous is found in the lining of blood vessels.
4. Across - 9: Transitional epithelium helps keep the bladder and ureters waterproof and stretchable.
5. Across - 10: Keratinized compound stratified squamous tissue is in hair, skin and nails.
6. Across - 11: Non - keratinized compound stratified squamous provides lubrication.
7. Across - 12: Simple columnar epithelium is a single layer of rectangular cells attached to a basement membrane.
8. Down - 1: Keratinized and non - keratinized are types of stratified squamous epithelium.
9. Down - 2: Transitional epithelium is in organs like the bladder and ureters.
10. Down - 3: Simple cuboidal epithelium is in kidney tubules and some glands.
11. Down - 4: Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium is in the lining of the respiratory system.
12. Down - 7: Simple columnar forms the lining in the stomach, intestines and urethra.

Answer:

1. Across - 5: Simple squamous epithelium
2. Across - 6: Cilia
3. Across - 8: Blood vessels
4. Across - 9: Stretchable
5. Across - 10: Keratinized compound stratified squamous
6. Across - 11: Non - keratinized compound stratified squamous
7. Across - 12: Simple columnar epithelium
8. Down - 1: Stratified squamous epithelium
9. Down - 2: Transitional epithelium
10. Down - 3: Simple cuboidal epithelium
11. Down - 4: Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
12. Down - 7: Lining