Chapter 3 Review

T/F The cell membrane allows polar molecules to pass through easily.

T/F Ribosomes are made in the ER

T/F Microvilli increase surface area and aid in absorption.

T/F The ER, inclusions and nucleoli are the 3 major components of the cytoplasm.

T/F Lysosomes use molecular oxygen to detoxify harmful substances.

T/F Facilitated Diffusion is a type of passive transport.

T/F Nerve cells help to fight disease.

T/F Pinocytosis and solute pumping are types of endocytosis

T/F During anaphase the sister chromatids are pulled apart.

T/F The type of RNA that carries an amino acid is tRNA.

T/F The correct order for the phases are mitosis are: Prophase Anaphase Metaphase Telophase

T/F Goblet cells are found in simple squamous epithelium.

T/F Connective tissue conducts electrochemical impulses.

T/F Bone, Adipose, Cartilage and blood are all types of connective tissue.

T/F Simple squamous epithelium line the kidney tubules.

T/F Epithelial tissue is highly vascularized and has an extensive extracellular matrix.

T/F Endocrine glands secrete their products through ducts.

T/F Cardiac muscle is involuntary, has a single nucleus per cell, branched and striated.

T/F Both cardiac and Skeletal muscle are found in the walls of hollow organs and walls of blood vessels.

T/F Dense connective tissue consists of rows of fibroblasts that make collagen fibers.

T/F The steps to tissue regeneration include: Permeable capillaries Granulation regeneration

T/F Gap Junctions anchor cells together.

T/F Epithelium, muscle, cutaneous and connective

T/F Hyaline cartilage consists of collagen and is rubbery matrix.