Histology The Study of Tissues Identify the tissues on each slide and answer the corresponding questions

1.Identify this tissue 2.Identify the small, dark, purple structures 3.Identify the patterns of light and dark bands

1.Identify this tissue 2.Identify the series of ring-like layers surrounding the center

1.Identify this tissue 2.Identify a specific location where this tissue is found

1.This type of tissue is found in the knee and the spaces between the vertebrae. Name it:

1.Identify this tissue 2.Identify the thin strands 3.Identify the thick strands

1.What type of cartilage is this 2.Where is it found 3.Identify the light opaque regions between the cells

1.Identify this tissue 2.Identify the gray region at the top 3.Identify the oval granular structure at the left side of the picture

1.Identify this large cell 2.Identify the large process extending from the cell 3.What is the function of this cell?

1.Identify this tissue 2.What types of cells produce this tissue? 3.Identify a location where this tissue is found

1.Name the connective tissue 2.Where is it found in the body?

1.Identify this tissue (Hint: image shows a surface view) 2.Identify the dark, round structures 3.Identify a location where it is found

1.Identify this tissues 2.Identify the darkest lines 3.Where is this tissue found?

1.Identify the tissue 2.Where is it found? 3.What protein is produced by these cells?

1.Identify the tissue type at the left of the slide (it lines the intestinal tract) 2.What is the function of this tissue? 3.Identify the thick pink line between this tissue and the blue tissue to the right 4.Identify the pink tissue located to the right of the blue colored tissue

1.This type of cartilage is found in the epiglottis and the external ear 2.Name the fibers that are abundant in this tissue

1.Name this muscle tissue 2.Where is it found?

1.Name this tissue 2.Identify the cell type shown here 3.Identify the round, white structures 4.Identify the small, dark, purple structures