Key Terms Matching 1. tissue a. substance secreted by connective tissue cells 2. simple squamous epithelium b has a fluid matrix 3. goblet cell c. forms kidney tubules 4. bone d. moves bones 5. dense regular connective tissue e. stores fat 6. fibrocartilage f. forms thin, delicate membranes 7. simple columnar epithelium g. found in lymph nodes 8. hyaline cartilage h. appears to be stratified 9. matrix i. found in the heart 10. elastic cartilage j. able to stretch 11. skeletal muscle k. forms intervertebral discs 12. stratified squamous, keratinized 1. strong connective tissue fiber 13. smooth muscle m. generates electrical impulses 14. adipose tissue n. shock absorber on ends of long bones 15. nervous tissue o. similar cells grouped together 16. transitional epithelium p. cells that support neurons 17. neuroglial cells q. secretes mucus r. found in walls of hollow organs 18. dense irregular connective tissue S. has a calcified matrix 19. collagen t. cells are taller than they are wide 20. blood u. found in papillary layer of dermis 21. simple cuboidal epithelium v. forms epiglottis 22. reticular connective tissue w. forms joint capsules 23. areolar connective tissue x. forms epidermis 24. cardiac muscle y. forms tendons 25. pseudostratified epithelium
Key Terms Matching 1. tissue a. substance secreted by connective tissue cells 2. simple squamous epithelium b has a fluid matrix 3. goblet cell c. forms kidney tubules 4. bone d. moves bones 5. dense regular connective tissue e. stores fat 6. fibrocartilage f. forms thin, delicate membranes 7. simple columnar epithelium g. found in lymph nodes 8. hyaline cartilage h. appears to be stratified 9. matrix i. found in the heart 10. elastic cartilage j. able to stretch 11. skeletal muscle k. forms intervertebral discs 12. stratified squamous, keratinized 1. strong connective tissue fiber 13. smooth muscle m. generates electrical impulses 14. adipose tissue n. shock absorber on ends of long bones 15. nervous tissue o. similar cells grouped together 16. transitional epithelium p. cells that support neurons 17. neuroglial cells q. secretes mucus r. found in walls of hollow organs 18. dense irregular connective tissue S. has a calcified matrix 19. collagen t. cells are taller than they are wide 20. blood u. found in papillary layer of dermis 21. simple cuboidal epithelium v. forms epiglottis 22. reticular connective tissue w. forms joint capsules 23. areolar connective tissue x. forms epidermis 24. cardiac muscle y. forms tendons 25. pseudostratified epithelium
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1. tissue
a. substance secreted by connective tissue cells
2.
simple squamous epithelium
b has a fluid matrix
3.
goblet cell
c. forms kidney tubules
4.
bone
d. moves bones
5.
dense regular connective tissue
e. stores fat
6. fibrocartilage
f. forms thin, delicate membranes
7. simple columnar epithelium
g. found in lymph nodes
8. hyaline cartilage
h. appears to be stratified
9.
matrix
i. found in the heart
10. elastic cartilage
j. able to stretch
11. skeletal muscle
k. forms intervertebral discs
12. stratified squamous, keratinized
1. strong connective tissue fiber
13. smooth muscle
m. generates electrical impulses
14. adipose tissue
n. shock absorber on ends of long bones
15. nervous tissue
o. similar cells grouped together
16. transitional epithelium
p. cells that support neurons
17. neuroglial cells
q. secretes mucus
r. found in walls of hollow organs
18. dense irregular connective tissue
S. has a calcified matrix
19. collagen
t. cells are taller than they are wide
20. blood
u. found in papillary layer of dermis
21. simple cuboidal epithelium
v. forms epiglottis
22. reticular connective tissue
w. forms joint capsules
23. areolar connective tissue
x. forms epidermis
24. cardiac muscle
y. forms tendons
25. pseudostratified epithelium
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