Histology Review & Visual Quiz Anatomy and Physiology Ms. Stephens Fall 2015.

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Histology Review & Visual Quiz Anatomy and Physiology Ms. Stephens Fall 2015

4 Types of Tissue: Review 1. Epithelial – LOCATION: lines insides & outside of body – FUNCTION: protects, absorbs, secretes mucus 2.Connective – LOCATION: all over body, especially bones, blood, joints – FUNCTION: binds structures, supports, produce blood cells & store fat

3. Muscle – LOCATION: Skeletal – attached to bones Cardiac – in heart Smooth – intestines, bladder, blood vessels – FUNCTION: contraction to produce movement 4. Nervous – LOCATION: brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves – FUNCTION: coordination & control

Epithelial Tissues: Review

Connective Tissue: Review 1. Fibrous – Loose, dense, reticular 2. Cartilage – Hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage 3. Bone – Compact, spongy 4. Blood

Muscular Tissue: Review

Nervous Tissue: Review

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