| A | B |
|---|
| 4 general types of tissue | epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous |
| cells are closely packed | epithelial |
| highly vascular tissue | connective |
| coverings and linings | epithelial |
| occurring in one single layer | simple |
| occurring in many layers | stratified |
| cells are scalelike and flat | squamous |
| cells are cube-shaped | cuboidal |
| cells are cylindrical | columnar |
| cells which produce mucus | goblet cells |
| glands possessing ducts | exocrine |
| glands whose secretions go directly into blood | endocrine |
| example of endocrine gland | pituitary |
| example of exocrine gland | sweat gland |
| example of double (mixed) gland | pancreas or ovary |
| type of connective tissue found at ends of bones | hyaline cartilage |
| cartilage cell | chondrocyte |
| bone cell | osteocyte |
| tissue which stores fat | adipose |
| space containing bone or cartilage cell | lacuna |
| tissue which cushions, insulates, and stores energy | adipose |
| membranes which line cavities that are open to the exterior | mucous |
| membranes that line cavities that do NOT open to the exterior | serous |
| Chemical which starts the inflammation response | histamine |
| effect of histamine on blood vessels | vasodilation, increased permeability |
| 4 symptoms of inflammation | redness, pain, heat, swelling |
| fluid connective tissue | blood |
