Epithelial Tissue Anatomy! Trivia Questions Quiz
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Identification of epithelial tissues based on anatomical descriptions.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Identify the tissue: Anatomy: Single layer of flat, scale-like cells Oval/spherical (squished) nuclei Physiology: Thin for diffusion, osmosis, filtration
- A.
Simple squamous
- B.
Simple cuboidal
- C.
Simple columnar
- D.
Simple stratified
- 2.Identify the tissue: Anatomy: Single layer of rectangular cells Oval nuclei usually close to basal surface No cilia Usually contains goblet cells Physiology: Secretion and absorption
- A.
Simple squamous
- B.
Simple cuboidal
- C.
Simple columnar ciliated
- D.
Simple columnar non-ciliated
- 3.Identify the tissue Anatomy: Single layer of rectangular cells Oval nuclei usually close to basal surface Has cilia – hair-like structure on apical surface Physiology: Secretion and cilia move material along surface of cell
- A.
Simple squamous
- B.
Simple cuboidal
- C.
Simple columnar ciliated
- D.
Simple columnar non-ciliated
- 4.Anatomy: One layer of cells that appears stratified Oval-shaped nuclei at varying depths Has cilia Physiology: Secretion and movement of materials across surface of cells
- A.
Simple columnar
- B.
Pseudostratified columnar
- C.
Stratified columnar
- 5.Identify the tissue: Anatomy: Multiple layers of cell Apical surface cells are flattened Basal cells are cuboidal to columnar Apical cells contain keratin and are without a nucleus Physiology: Protection
- A.
Stratified squamous non-keratinized
- B.
Stratified squamous keratinized
- C.
Pseudostratified columnar
- D.
Transitional
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