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Exercise 13: Animal Cells and Tissues

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Enumerate the 4 general types of animal tissues.

Back (Answer)

• epithelial • connective • muscle • nervous

#2
Front (Question)

Enumerate the 3 general functions of epithelial tissues.

Back (Answer)

• cover body surfaces • line body cavities and ducts • form glands

#3
Front (Question)

It refers to tissues that bind, support, and protect body parts.

Back (Answer)

connective tissues

#4
Front (Question)

It refers to tissues that produce movement via contractions.

Back (Answer)

muscle tissues

#5
Front (Question)

It refers to tissues that transmit nerve impulses from one body part to and from the spinal cord and brain.

Back (Answer)

nerve tissues

#6
Front (Question)

It refers to the material surrounding the cells.

Back (Answer)

extracellular matrix

#7
Front (Question)

TRUE or FALSE: The composition of the extracellular matrix varies among different tissue types.

Back (Answer)

True

#8
Front (Question)

Enumerate the 2 types of epithelial tissues according to function.

Back (Answer)

• membranous epithelia • glandular epithelia

#9
Front (Question)

It is described as epithelial tissues which consist of sheets of tightly packed epithelial cells that line the organs.

Back (Answer)

membranous epithelia

#10
Front (Question)

It is described as epithelial tissues which consist of clumps of epithelial cells that form glands.

Back (Answer)

glandular epithelia

#11
Front (Question)

TRUE or FALSE: Epithelial cells are polar, which means they have a distinct basal and apical side.

Back (Answer)

True

#12
Front (Question)

The surface of an epithelial tissue which is anchored to the thin, sheet-like extracellular matrix.

Back (Answer)

basal surface

#13
Front (Question)

It refers to the thin, sheet-like extracellular matrix.

Back (Answer)

basement membrane; basal lamina

#14
Front (Question)

It refers to the surface of an epithelial tissue facing towards the external environment or towards the lumen.

Back (Answer)

apical surface

#15
Front (Question)

It refers to the cavity at the center of a tubular structure.

Back (Answer)

lumen

#16
Front (Question)

Enumerate the 2 classifications of membranous epithelia according to the number of cell layers.

Back (Answer)

• simple - single layer • stratified - multiple layers

#17
Front (Question)

Enumerate the 3 classifications of the cells in the membranous epithelia and describe their shapes.

Back (Answer)

• squamous - flat cells • cuboidal - cube shaped cells • columnar - elongated cells

#18
Front (Question)

Identify which membranous epithelia is described below: single layer of flat cells

Back (Answer)

simple squamous epithelia

#19
Front (Question)

Identify which membranous epithelia is described below: single layer of cube-shaped cells

Back (Answer)

simple cuboidal epithelia

#20
Front (Question)

Identify which membranous epithelia is described below: lines small ducts and tubules

Back (Answer)

simple cuboidal epithelia

#21
Front (Question)

Identify which membranous epithelia is described below: single layer of elongated cells

Back (Answer)

simple columnar epithelia

#22
Front (Question)

Complete the sentence below: The stratified epithelia of frog skin consist of __________ epithelial cells found on the surface and layers of __________ epithelial cells beneath.

Back (Answer)

squamous; cuboidal or columnar

#23
Front (Question)

Which non-keratinized epithelia line moist internal cavities such as the oral mucosa and esophagus?

Back (Answer)

stratified squamous epithelia

#24
Front (Question)

Complete the sentence below. The functional units of the glandular epithelia may be __________ or __________.

Back (Answer)

unicellular; multicellular