Station #1 (pg.411-412 and 426):
In your notes, describe/explain the following:
Describe / explain the following concerning epithelial tissue:
Stratified squamous epithelium- lining the esophagus/many layers
Simple cuboidal epithelium- forming a tube in the kidney/large amount of cytoplasm
Simple columnar epithelium- lining the intestines/large amount of cytoplasm
Station #3 (pg.417)
Describe / explain the following concerning connective tissue:
Fibrous connective tissue- forms tendons out of densely packed collagen fibers
Adipose tissue- Stores fat in large groups and compact cells that insulates the body and stores energy and has fat droplets that swell when stored and shrink when used as fuel
Cartilage- at the end of bone/ consists of collagen fibers embedded in a rubbery material
Bone- has a matrix of collagen fibers embedded in a hard mineral substance made of calcium, magnesium, and phosphate.
Blood- Has a fluid matrix called plasma where red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are stored. It transports substances throughout the body.
Station #4 (pg.418)
Describe / explain the following concerning muscle tissue:
Cardiac muscle- forms the contractile tissue of the heart, an organ consisting of mostly muscle. (involuntary)
Smooth muscle- found in walls of digestive tract, arteries and other internal organs, it is called smooth muscle because it lacks striations. (involuntary)
Station 5 (pp. 418)
Describe/explain the following concerning nervous tissue:
mammal bone is connective tissue
neurons is nerve tissue
cardiac muscle is muscle tissue
skeletal muscle is muscle tissue
cartilage is connective tissue
blood is connective tissue and it transports cell
adapost is connective tissue (also fat)
smooth muscle is muscle tissue
found in the body, kind of tissue, or subgroup
In your notes, describe/explain the following:
- Does evolution create the perfect form in organisms? Give examples as to why or why not.
- What are the basic levels of organization of multicellular organism? Explain what each is.
- Cellular level (muscle cell)
- Tissue level (muscle tissue)
- Organ level (heart)
- Organ system level (circulatory system)
- Organism level (many organ systems functioning together)
- How does negative feedback regulate homeostasis.
Describe / explain the following concerning epithelial tissue:
- What it is and generally where it is found
- Four types, their physical descriptions, and where they are located
Stratified squamous epithelium- lining the esophagus/many layers
Simple cuboidal epithelium- forming a tube in the kidney/large amount of cytoplasm
Simple columnar epithelium- lining the intestines/large amount of cytoplasm
Station #3 (pg.417)
Describe / explain the following concerning connective tissue:
- What it is and where it is generally found.
- Six types, their physical descriptions, and where they are located.
Fibrous connective tissue- forms tendons out of densely packed collagen fibers
Adipose tissue- Stores fat in large groups and compact cells that insulates the body and stores energy and has fat droplets that swell when stored and shrink when used as fuel
Cartilage- at the end of bone/ consists of collagen fibers embedded in a rubbery material
Bone- has a matrix of collagen fibers embedded in a hard mineral substance made of calcium, magnesium, and phosphate.
Blood- Has a fluid matrix called plasma where red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are stored. It transports substances throughout the body.
Station #4 (pg.418)
Describe / explain the following concerning muscle tissue:
- What it is and generally where it is found
- Three types, their physical descriptions, and where they are located.
Cardiac muscle- forms the contractile tissue of the heart, an organ consisting of mostly muscle. (involuntary)
Smooth muscle- found in walls of digestive tract, arteries and other internal organs, it is called smooth muscle because it lacks striations. (involuntary)
Station 5 (pp. 418)
Describe/explain the following concerning nervous tissue:
- What it is and generally where it is found.
- What a nerve cell is called and its parts.
mammal bone is connective tissue
neurons is nerve tissue
cardiac muscle is muscle tissue
skeletal muscle is muscle tissue
cartilage is connective tissue
blood is connective tissue and it transports cell
adapost is connective tissue (also fat)
smooth muscle is muscle tissue
found in the body, kind of tissue, or subgroup