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Tissue & Integument QuizVersion en ligne Tissues & skin chapter quiz. par Ebony J. 1 A tissue is:\nA. \nB. A group of similar cells performing a common function\nC. A collection of organs performing a function\nD. Only epithelial cells a A single cell performing a unique function b A c C 2 True/False: Histology is the study of organs. a True b False 3 Short Answer: List the four primary tissue types. a Epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous 4 MCQ: Which is NOT a characteristic of epithelial tissue?\nA. Polarity\nB. High cellularity\nC. Highly vascular\nD. Supported by basement membrane a B b C c A 5 MCQ: Epithelial tissue is classified based on:\nA. Fiber type\nB. Cell shape and number of layers\nC. Blood supply\nD. Function only a A b D c B 6 MCQ: Simple squamous epithelium is specialized for:\nA. Absorption\nB. Protection\nC. Diffusion and filtration\nD. Secretion a B b C c A 7 MCQ: Stratified squamous epithelium primarily functions to:\nA. Absorb\nB. Protect\nC. Filter\nD. Secrete a B b A c C 8 MCQ: Pseudostratified columnar epithelium functions to:\nA. Stretch\nB. Move mucus\nC. Absorb nutrients\nD. Store fat a B b C c A 9 Short Answer: Which epithelial tissue lines the urinary bladder and allows stretching? a Transitional epithelium 10 MCQ: Exocrine glands that secrete via exocytosis are:\nA. Holocrine\nB. Apocrine\nC. Merocrine\nD. Endocrine a C b B c A 11 MCQ: Which connective tissue fiber is strongest?\nA. Collagen\nB. Elastic\nC. Reticular\nD. Keratin a C b A c B 12 Short Answer: List three loose connective tissues and one function for each. a Areolar – cushions organs; Adipose – energy storage, insulation; Reticular – framework of lymphoid organs 13 MCQ: Fibrocartilage is found in:\nA. Nose\nB. Trachea\nC. Intervertebral discs\nD. Ear a A b C c B 14 MCQ: Bone matrix contains:\nA. Collagen and mineral salts\nB. Keratin only\nC. Reticular fibers only\nD. Elastin only a A b B c C 15 MCQ: Skeletal muscle is:\nA. Voluntary and striated\nB. Involuntary and striated\nC. Involuntary and non-striated\nD. Voluntary and non-striated a B b C c A 16 MCQ: Cardiac muscle cells are connected by:\nA. Desmosomes\nB. Intercalated discs\nC. Gap junctions only\nD. Tight junctions a B b A c C 17 MCQ: Smooth muscle is:\nA. Voluntary and striated\nB. Involuntary and non-striated\nC. Voluntary and non-striated\nD. Involuntary and striated a B b D c A 18 Short Answer: Name the two main cell types in nervous tissue. a Neurons – conduct impulses; Neuroglia – support and protect 19 MCQ: The first step in tissue repair is:\nA. Fibrosis\nB. Inflammation\nC. Regeneration\nD. Organization a C b B c A 20 MCQ: Tissue with the highest regenerative ability is:\nA. Skeletal muscle\nB. Cardiac muscle\nC. Epithelial tissue\nD. Nervous tissue a A b C c B 21 MCQ: Tissue with poorest regenerative ability:\nA. Epithelial\nB. Cartilage\nC. Cardiac muscle\nD. Areolar a C b A c B 22 Short Answer: List the three steps of tissue repair. a Inflammation → Organization → Regeneration/Fibrosis 23 MCQ: Largest organ of the body:\nA. Heart\nB. Liver\nC. Skin\nD. Brain a C b B c A 24 Short Answer: List main functions of the skin. a Protection, temperature regulation, sensation, excretion, vitamin D synthesis, immune defense 25 MCQ: Epidermis is primarily:\nA. Connective tissue\nB. Epithelial tissue\nC. Muscle tissue\nD. Nervous tissue a B b A c C 26 Short Answer: Name the five layers of the epidermis (deep → superficial). a Stratum basale, spinosum, granulosum, lucidum, corneum 27 MCQ: Cells producing melanin:\nA. Keratinocytes\nB. Melanocytes\nC. Langerhans cells\nD. Merkel cells a A b B c C 28 MCQ: Cells responsible for antigen presentation:\nA. Langerhans cells\nB. Keratinocytes\nC. Melanocytes\nD. Merkel cells a B b A c C 29 MCQ: Layer of dermis with dermal papillae:\nA. Papillary\nB. Reticular\nC. Hypodermis\nD. Stratum basale a C b B c A 30 MCQ: Sweat glands used for thermoregulation:\nA. Apocrine\nB. Merocrine (eccrine)\nC. Sebaceous\nD. Ceruminous a B b C c A 31 MCQ: Apocrine sweat glands are activated:\nA. At birth\nB. During puberty\nC. Only in palms and soles\nD. In hypodermis only a B b A c C 32 MCQ: Burns that destroy epidermis and part of dermis:\nA. First-degree\nB. Second-degree\nC. Third-degree\nD. Fourth-degree a B b C c A 33 Short Answer: Steps of skin repair: a Inflammation → Granulation → Regeneration/Fibrosis → Remodeling 34 MCQ: Epidermal layer only present in thick skin:\nA. Stratum basale\nB. Stratum spinosum\nC. Stratum lucidum\nD. Stratum corneum a B b A c C 35 CHAPTER 6 – BONES & SKELETAL TISSUE a 36 MCQ: The shaft of a long bone is the:\nA. Epiphysis\nB. Diaphysis\nC. Metaphysis\nD. Periosteum a B b C c A 37 MCQ: Bone matrix is composed of:\nA. Collagen fibers and calcium phosphate\nB. Elastin fibers only\nC. Keratin fibers\nD. Water only a C b A c B 38 Short Answer: Name the three main bone cells and their functions. a Osteoblast – build; Osteocyte – maintain; Osteoclast – resorb 39 MCQ: Type of ossification forming flat skull bones:\nA. Intramembranous\nB. Endochondral\nC. Appositional\nD. Interstitial a B b C c A 40 MCQ: Longitudinal bone growth occurs at:\nA. Epiphyseal plate\nB. Medullary cavity\nC. Diaphysis\nD. Articular cartilage a C b B c A 41 MCQ: Appositional growth increases bone:\nA. Length\nB. Width\nC. Hardness\nD. Thickness of cartilage a A b B c C 42 MCQ: Bone remodeling is regulated by:\nA. Hormones and mechanical stress\nB. Nervous system only\nC. Blood pressure\nD. Skin thickness a A b B c C 43 MCQ: First stage of fracture repair:\nA. Hematoma formation\nB. Fibrocartilaginous callus\nC. Bony callus\nD. Remodeling a C b B c A 44 Short Answer: Difference between red and yellow bone marrow. a Red – blood cell formation; Yellow – fat storage 45 MCQ: Spongy bone contains:\nA. Osteons\nB. Trabeculae\nC. Haversian canals\nD. Lamellae a B b A c C 46 MCQ: Compact bone is organized into:\nA. Trabeculae\nB. Osteons\nC. Epiphyses\nD. Medullary cavity a A b D c B

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Tissue & Integument QuizVersion en ligne

par Ebony J.

A tissue is:\nA. \nB. A group of similar cells performing a common function\nC. A collection of organs performing a function\nD. Only epithelial cells

True/False: Histology is the study of organs.

Short Answer: List the four primary tissue types.

MCQ: Which is NOT a characteristic of epithelial tissue?\nA. Polarity\nB. High cellularity\nC. Highly vascular\nD. Supported by basement membrane

MCQ: Epithelial tissue is classified based on:\nA. Fiber type\nB. Cell shape and number of layers\nC. Blood supply\nD. Function only

MCQ: Simple squamous epithelium is specialized for:\nA. Absorption\nB. Protection\nC. Diffusion and filtration\nD. Secretion

MCQ: Stratified squamous epithelium primarily functions to:\nA. Absorb\nB. Protect\nC. Filter\nD. Secrete

MCQ: Pseudostratified columnar epithelium functions to:\nA. Stretch\nB. Move mucus\nC. Absorb nutrients\nD. Store fat

Short Answer: Which epithelial tissue lines the urinary bladder and allows stretching?

MCQ: Exocrine glands that secrete via exocytosis are:\nA. Holocrine\nB. Apocrine\nC. Merocrine\nD. Endocrine

MCQ: Which connective tissue fiber is strongest?\nA. Collagen\nB. Elastic\nC. Reticular\nD. Keratin

Short Answer: List three loose connective tissues and one function for each.

MCQ: Fibrocartilage is found in:\nA. Nose\nB. Trachea\nC. Intervertebral discs\nD. Ear

MCQ: Bone matrix contains:\nA. Collagen and mineral salts\nB. Keratin only\nC. Reticular fibers only\nD. Elastin only

MCQ: Skeletal muscle is:\nA. Voluntary and striated\nB. Involuntary and striated\nC. Involuntary and non-striated\nD. Voluntary and non-striated

MCQ: Cardiac muscle cells are connected by:\nA. Desmosomes\nB. Intercalated discs\nC. Gap junctions only\nD. Tight junctions

MCQ: Smooth muscle is:\nA. Voluntary and striated\nB. Involuntary and non-striated\nC. Voluntary and non-striated\nD. Involuntary and striated

Short Answer: Name the two main cell types in nervous tissue.

MCQ: The first step in tissue repair is:\nA. Fibrosis\nB. Inflammation\nC. Regeneration\nD. Organization

MCQ: Tissue with the highest regenerative ability is:\nA. Skeletal muscle\nB. Cardiac muscle\nC. Epithelial tissue\nD. Nervous tissue

MCQ: Tissue with poorest regenerative ability:\nA. Epithelial\nB. Cartilage\nC. Cardiac muscle\nD. Areolar

Short Answer: List the three steps of tissue repair.

MCQ: Largest organ of the body:\nA. Heart\nB. Liver\nC. Skin\nD. Brain

Short Answer: List main functions of the skin.

MCQ: Epidermis is primarily:\nA. Connective tissue\nB. Epithelial tissue\nC. Muscle tissue\nD. Nervous tissue

Short Answer: Name the five layers of the epidermis (deep → superficial).

MCQ: Cells producing melanin:\nA. Keratinocytes\nB. Melanocytes\nC. Langerhans cells\nD. Merkel cells

MCQ: Cells responsible for antigen presentation:\nA. Langerhans cells\nB. Keratinocytes\nC. Melanocytes\nD. Merkel cells

MCQ: Layer of dermis with dermal papillae:\nA. Papillary\nB. Reticular\nC. Hypodermis\nD. Stratum basale

MCQ: Sweat glands used for thermoregulation:\nA. Apocrine\nB. Merocrine (eccrine)\nC. Sebaceous\nD. Ceruminous

MCQ: Apocrine sweat glands are activated:\nA. At birth\nB. During puberty\nC. Only in palms and soles\nD. In hypodermis only

MCQ: Burns that destroy epidermis and part of dermis:\nA. First-degree\nB. Second-degree\nC. Third-degree\nD. Fourth-degree

Short Answer: Steps of skin repair:

MCQ: Epidermal layer only present in thick skin:\nA. Stratum basale\nB. Stratum spinosum\nC. Stratum lucidum\nD. Stratum corneum

CHAPTER 6 – BONES & SKELETAL TISSUE

MCQ: The shaft of a long bone is the:\nA. Epiphysis\nB. Diaphysis\nC. Metaphysis\nD. Periosteum

MCQ: Bone matrix is composed of:\nA. Collagen fibers and calcium phosphate\nB. Elastin fibers only\nC. Keratin fibers\nD. Water only

Short Answer: Name the three main bone cells and their functions.

MCQ: Type of ossification forming flat skull bones:\nA. Intramembranous\nB. Endochondral\nC. Appositional\nD. Interstitial

MCQ: Longitudinal bone growth occurs at:\nA. Epiphyseal plate\nB. Medullary cavity\nC. Diaphysis\nD. Articular cartilage

MCQ: Appositional growth increases bone:\nA. Length\nB. Width\nC. Hardness\nD. Thickness of cartilage

MCQ: Bone remodeling is regulated by:\nA. Hormones and mechanical stress\nB. Nervous system only\nC. Blood pressure\nD. Skin thickness

MCQ: First stage of fracture repair:\nA. Hematoma formation\nB. Fibrocartilaginous callus\nC. Bony callus\nD. Remodeling

Short Answer: Difference between red and yellow bone marrow.

MCQ: Spongy bone contains:\nA. Osteons\nB. Trabeculae\nC. Haversian canals\nD. Lamellae

MCQ: Compact bone is organized into:\nA. Trabeculae\nB. Osteons\nC. Epiphyses\nD. Medullary cavity