• Nervous tissue can be best described as tissue that allows for communication through chemical and electrical signals.
• Epithelial is the type of tissue that covers the body and most of the organs.
• The muscle is the type of tissue that contracts and relaxes
• The Epithelium is the type of tissue that can be found in the salivary gland
• The cartilage is connective tissue that gives shape to structures such as the ear and nose
• Cell membrane is made up of lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates and is selectively permeable.
• The epidermis lacks blood vessels and must be nourished by materials diffusing from blood vessels in the dermis.
• The prominent tissues composing the layer immediately below the dermis is the loose connective and adipose tissue
• The Dermis is composed of fibrous connective tissue whose strength and toughness results from abundant collagen fibres.
• Osteoclasts are the bone eating resorbing cells
• Hyaline is the cartilage that covers bone surfaces in joints and attaches ribs to the breastbone.
• If body temperature increases above 37? Sweating occurs and the blood vessels dilate
• Ligaments and tendants are composed of fibrous connective tissue, which contains densely packed collagenous fibres
• Adipose is the connective tissue that is responsible for the storage of fat
• Fibrocartlidge is the specialised connective tissue that is located in the interverbral disks to resists compression and absorb shock.
• The epithelia is the tissue that covers the body surface and line body caveties
• Simple squamous epithelium occurs where diffusion, osmosis and filteration are important functions within body organs.
• Keratin is a protein that is secreted by cells of the epidermis to waterproof the skin and protects against abrasion.
• The membranes that line the movable??? Are the synovial