TOPIC: EPITHELIUM REVIEWER MULTIPLE CHOICE: 1. Characteristics of Epithelium EXCEPT: A.

Well supplied with nerves and blood vessels B. Change from one type of tissue to another for protection C. rests on lamina propria separated by a basement membrane usually Areolar CT D. scanty intracellular substance 2. Classification of Epithelium: A. number of cell layers D. A and B only B. shape of component cells E. All of the Above C. specializations of the cells surface 3. Specific Types of Simple Squamous Epithelium: A. Mesothelium lines serous membranes D. A and B only B. Endothelium lines blood vessels E. All of the Above C. Mesenchymal epithelium lines perilymphatic spaces of subarachnoid space 4. Specialized Type of Epithelium EXCEPT: A. Ciliated Epithelia C. Mesothelium B. Neuroepithelium D. Glandular epithelium 5. Free surface specialization for Absorption EXCEPT: A. striated border microvilli in small intestines B. Brush border microvilli in proximal tubules of kidneys C. stereocilia in male genital ducts D. involved in motile processes 6. Surface specialization for cellular attachment: A. Microvilli C. Condensed border B. Cilia D. Nexus ASSOCIATION TYPE A. Serous Glandular Epithelium B. Mucous Glandular Epithelium C. Both D. Neither

____ 1. Basophilic cytoplasm ____ 2. Specialized epithelium ____ 3. Small lumen ____ 4. Watery secretion ____ 5. Flattened nucleus ____ 1. Attached to basal body ____ 2. Has a motile process ____ 3. Lacks filaments in central core ____ 4. Free surface specialization ____ 5. Long and branching microvilli ____ 1. Plasma membrane infoldings ____ 2. Gap Junction ____ 3. Glycosaminoglycan ____ 4. For cellular communication ____ 5. Zonula adherens

A. Cilia B. Stereocilia C. Both D. Neither

A. Lateral Functional Surfaces B. Basal Functional Surfaces C. Both D. Neither

MODIFIED MATCHING TYPE. Match the Type of Epithelium with the correct statements in Column B, C, and D ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ 1. Simple Squamous Epithelium ____ 2. Simple Cuboidal Epithelium ____ 3. Simple Columnar Epithelium ____ 4. Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ 5. Stratified Squamous Epithelium ____ 6. Stratified Columnar Epithelium ____ 7. Transitional Epithelium

COLUMN B A. cells attached to basement membrane but not all reach free surface B. large dome shaped cells on surface C. 1-2 layers of rectangular cells on the superficial layer D. flattened cells on surface and prominent CT papilla E. single row of rectangular cells with basally located nucleus F. honeycomb appearnance G. hexagonal shaped cells with serrated interlocking borders

COLUMN C A. Bowmans Capsule of Kidney B. Thyroid Follicles C. Small intestine D. tongue E. fornix of conjunctiva F. Ductus epididymis G. Urinary bladder

COLUMN D A. suited for absorption B. suited for protection C. end result of metaplasia D. suited for filtration and diffusion E. uncommon type of epithelium F. false impression of stratification

TOPIC: CONNECTIVE TISSUE MODIFIED MATCHING TYPE Set I ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

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____ 1. Fibroblast ____ 2. Mesenchymal cells ____ 3. Adipocytes ____ 4. Reticular cells ____ 5. Plasma Cells

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____ 6. Mast Cells ____ 7. Macrophage ____ 8. Leukocytes ____ 9. Pigment cells

COLUMN B A. irregular, darkly staining nucleus, contains phagocytic vacuole in cytoplasm B. stellate cells C. Basophilic cytoplasm with Spokes of Wheel chromatin appearance D. pale nucleus, metachromatic granules in cytoplasm E. spindle shaped with vesicular nucleus when actively producing protein F. Neutrophils G. polygonal when in groups and has a signet ring appearance H. irregular cytoplasmic processes I. Resembles Fibroblast in shape Set 2

COLUMN C A. has a metachromasia property B. abundant in lamina propria of the GIT C. seen in pus formation D. included as 3rd line of defense of the body E. large empty polygonal spaces in histologic slides F. Type III collagen fiber G. present in all types of CT especially in Areolar CT H. undifferentiated cells of the embryo I. melanocytes in skin, hair and eyes

COLUMN D A. Gives rise to other cell types B. antibody production C. forms the framework of Lymphoid organs D. production of heparin and histamine E. Phagocytosis and antigen production F. exhibit chemotaxis G. production of CT fibers and ground substance H. Synthesis and storage of fat

_____ _____ _____ _____ 1. Mesenchymal CT _____ _____ _____ _____ 2. Mucous CT _____ _____ _____ _____ 3. Areolar CT COLUMN B A. Fibroblast B. Modified Fibroblast cell C. Undifferentiated mesenchymal cell D. Fat cell COLUMN C A. Collagen Fiber B. Type III Collagen Fiber C. Type III and IV collagen Fiber

_____ _____ _____ _____ 4. Reticular CT _____ _____ _____ _____ 5. Adipose CT

COLUMN D A. skin B. Lymphoid organ C. mesentery D. umbilical cord E. developing organs of the embryo

COLUMN E A. provides fibro-gelatinous support B. reservoir of energy C. packing substance of the embryo D. forms stroma of bone marrow E. mechanical support

SIMPLE MATCHING TYPE. Match the phagocytic cells in Column B to the organs/tissues in Column A _____ 1. Connective Tissue _____ 2. Lungs _____ 3. Liver _____ 4. CNS _____ 5. Skin _____ 6. Bone _____ 7. Lymph Nodes ASSOCIATION TYPE: A. Collagen Fibers B. Elastic Fibers C. Both D. Neither _____1. Highly refractile _____2. Stains poorly with H&E _____ 3. Cross striated fibrils _____ 4. Dissolves in strong acid _____ 5. Low refractive index _____ 1. colorless _____ 2. Widespread distribution _____3. Coalesce fat droplet _____ 4. Highly vascular _____ 5. Pigmented fat cell A. Langerhan Cells B. Osteoclasts C. Dendritic cells D. Histiocyte E. Heart Failure Cells F. Von Kupffer Cells G. Microglia

A. White Fat Cell B. Brown Fat Cell C. Both D. Neither

A. Axon B. Dendrites C. Both D. Neither

_____ 1. Presence of sheath _____ 2. Rough contour _____ 3. May form bundles _____ 4. Conducts impulses towards the soma _____ 5. Purkinje cell _____ 1. Smaller lumen _____ 2. Thickest layer is Tunica media _____ 3. Thickest layer is Tunicaadventitia _____ 4. Presence of internal elastic lamina _____5. Supplied with smooth muscles and elastic fibers _____ 1. Prominently striated myofibrils _____ 2. Larger T-tubule _____ 3. Short and branching muscle fiber _____ 4. Solitary band of muscle fiber _____ 5. Sarcomere _____ 1. Remains constant during contraction _____ 2. Contains actin _____ 3. Krause membrane _____ 4. Dark band _____ 5. Cross striations in myofibrils _____ 1. compact bones _____ 2. Spongy bone _____ 3. Cube shaped _____ 4. Metatarsals _____ 5. Sesamoid bones _____ 1. Type II Collagen Fibers _____ 2. Avascular _____ 3. High inorganic component _____ 4. Appositional _____ 5. Definite pattern of cells _____ 1. Stratified squamous epithelium lines oral cavity _____ 2. Skeletal muscle in middle layer _____ 3. Pseudostratified ciliated epithelium lines the nasal side _____ 4. Root of oral cavity _____ 5. Uvula _____ 1. Cellular part of solid organs _____ 2. Capsule covering the entire organ _____ 3. Made up of lymphocytes _____ 4. Supported by Reticular fibers _____ 5. Trabeculae divisions _____ 1. Simple Branched saccular _____ 2. Simple Coiled Tubular _____ 3. Composed of round acinar cells _____ 4. Tysons Gland _____ 5. produces watery secretion _____ 1. _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

A. Veins B. Arteries C. Both D. Neither

A. Skeletal muscle B. cardiac Muscle C. Both D. Neither

A. A band B. Z band C. Both D. Neither

A. Long Bones B. Short Bones C. Both D. Neither

A. Cartilage B. Bone C. Both D. Neither

A. Hard palate B. Soft Palate C. Both D. Neither

A. Stroma, Lymphoid Organ B. Parenchyma, Lymphoid Organ C. Both D. Neither

A. Sebaceous Glands B. Sweat Glands C. Both D. Neither

A. Pseudostratified epithelium B. Stratified Epithelium