Epithelial & Endothelial tissues
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- Q 1/18Score 0Which type of epithelium cells are these?29Cuboidal epitheliumStratified epitheliumColumnar epitheliumSimple Squamous
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- Q1Which type of epithelium cells are these?Cuboidal epitheliumStratified epitheliumColumnar epitheliumSimple Squamous60s
- Q2Where is simple squamous epithelium found?IntestinesAlveoliTracheaBronchi60s
- Q3What types of cells are these?Stratified epitheliumSimple SquamousCuboidal epitheliumColumnar epithelium60s
- Q4Are these simple, striated or pseudostratified epithelium?StriatedPseudostratified60s
- Q5Are these ciliated or non-ciliated cells?non-ciliatedCiliated60s
- Q6Where is ciliated epithelium NOT found?intestinesnosetracheafallopian tube60s
- Q7The cells with the large white circle secrete stuff. What are those cells called?EnzymesWhite blood cellsGland cellsGoblet Cells60s
- Q8Where are Goblet cells found?All threeRespiratory tractSmall intestineLarge intestine60s
- Q9What types of cells are these?Simple ColumnerStriated epitheliumSquamous epitheliumGoblet cells60s
- Q10Pseudostratified epithelium is found in the trachea and specialises in secretion and absorption. How can they be distinguished easily from stratified (layered) epithelium?Stratified usually has ciliaPseudostratified usually has cilia60s
- Q11True or False, the endothelial layer is thicker in arteries and thinner in veinsTrueFalse60s
- Q12Which blood vessel is only has an endothelial tissue in it's vessel walls?VeinsCapillariesVenulesArterioles60s
- Q13Which is NOT a function of endothelial tissue?Regulate the rate of blood flowA selectively permeable layerRelease of enzymesA barrier between blood and tissues60s
- Q14What is angiogenesis?Developing angina; chest painsGenerating angiospermBrazilian footballerForming new blood vessels60s
- Q15What is the build up of cells, fat, debris, and connective tissue inside damaged endothelium called?AngioplastyArtheromaAtherosclerosisArthiritis60s
