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1. What is the study of tissues called?

A. Morphology

B. Histology

C. Anatomy

D. Cytology

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2. Specify the connective tissue responsible for cushioning organs and insulating the body.

A. Reticular tissue

B. Dense regular tissue

C. Areolar tissue

D. Adipose tissue

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3. Dendrites are specialized for:

A. Producing neurotransmitters

B. Receiving and processing incoming signals

C. Conducting impulses away from the neuron

D. Generating nerve impulses

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4. Identify the connective tissue cell specialized for storing lipids.

A. Mast cells

B. Plasma cells

C. Fibroblasts

D. Adipocytes

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5. Axons originate from a region known as the:

A. Myelin sheath

B. Axon hillock

C. Synaptic cleft

D. Axon terminal

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6. The main supporting cells of neurons are:

A. Axons

B. Glial cells

C. Myelin sheaths

D. Endoneurium

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7. Nodes of Ranvier are found:

A. At synapses of interneurons

B. Inside the nucleus of the neuron

C. Between Schwann cells on myelinated axons

D. In the cell bodies of sensory neurons

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8. Specify the structural component of connective tissue that acts as a medium for exchange of nutrients.

A. Blood vessels

B. Cells

C. Ground substance

D. Fibers

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9. The meningeal layer that directly contacts neural tissue is:

A. Subarachnoid space

B. Arachnoid layer

C. Dura mater

D. Pia mater

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10. Which epithelial tissue type is found lining the urinary bladder and allows for stretching?

A. Simple cuboidal epithelium

B. Stratified columnar epithelium

C. Transitional epithelium

D. Simple squamous epithelium

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11. Which type of gland releases its secretion without loss of cytoplasm?

A. Merocrine gland

B. Endocrine gland

C. Holocrine gland

D. Apocrine gland

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12. Highlight the characteristic that distinguishes glandular epithelium.

A. Produces fluid secretions

B. Forms a protective barrier

C. Contains blood vessels

D. Lacks a basement membrane

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13. Determine the tissue type responsible for movement.

A. Muscular tissue

B. Nervous tissue

C. Epithelial tissue

D. Connective tissue

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14. Determine the most abundant protein in the extracellular matrix of connective tissues.

A. Collagen

B. Keratin

C. Actin

D. Elastin

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15. Neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamine are examples of:

A. Catecholamines

B. Axon terminators

C. Amino acids

D. Peptides

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16. Identify the science that studies tissues.

A. Anatomy

B. Histology

C. Cytology

D. Physiology

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17. Identify the connective tissue component that acts as a medium for nutrient and waste exchange.

A. Reticular fibers

B. Collagen fibers

C. Elastic fibers

D. Ground substance

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18. The synaptic cleft is:

A. Where action potentials are generated

B. An extension of the axon hillock

C. A gap that separates the pre- and post-synaptic cells

D. The structure producing neurotransmitters

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19. Which of these tissues is responsible for movement?

A. Nervous tissue

B. Muscular tissue

C. Connective tissue

D. Epithelial tissue

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20. State the functional classification of exocrine glands that lose part of their cell during secretion.

A. Merocrine

B. Apocrine

C. Holocrine

D. Endocrine

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21. Identify the type of gland that secretes its product into the bloodstream.

A. Exocrine gland

B. Sudoriferous gland

C. Sebaceous gland

D. Endocrine gland

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22. What is the main characteristic of epithelial tissue?

A. It transmits nerve impulses.

B. It is vascularized.

C. It has loosely packed cells

D. It covers body surfaces and lines cavities.

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23. Which exocrine gland type has a coiled tubular secretory portion?

A. Salivary gland

B. Sweat gland

C. Sebaceous gland

D. Intestinal gland

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24. What type of epithelial tissue is found in the sacs of the lungs and is adapted for diffusion?

A. Pseudostratified columnar epithelium

B. Stratified squamous epithelium

C. Simple squamous epithelium

D. Simple cuboidal epithelium

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25. What is the function of ciliated columnar epithelium?

A. Filtration

B. Absorption

C. Movement of substances

D. Protection

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26. Neurons that transmit impulses from the CNS to muscles are classified as:

A. Pseudounipolar neurons

B. Interneurons

C. Sensory neurons

D. Motor neurons

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27. Name the protein found in keratinized stratified squamous epithelium.

A. Elastin

B. Collagen

C. Actin

D. Keratin

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28. Identify the specialized connective tissue that provides cushioning and insulation.

A. Blood

B. Adipose tissue

C. Cartilage

D. Bone

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29. The type of neuron found in the retina and olfactory mucosa is:

A. Multipolar

B. Bipolar

C. Anaxonic

D. Pseudounipolar

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30. Name the protein responsible for heat production in brown adipose tissue.

A. Collagen

B. Tropomyosin

C. Thermogenin

D. Myosin

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31. Indicate the type of muscle tissue characterized by involuntary and rhythmic contraction.

A. Skeletal muscle

B. Smooth muscle

C. Cardiac muscle

D. Voluntary muscle

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32. Myelin sheaths in the CNS are produced by:

A. Microglia

B. Astrocytes

C. Schwann cells

D. Oligodendrocytes

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33. Specify the germ layer from which connective tissues are derived.

A. Endoderm

B. Mesoderm

C. Epiblast

D. Ectoderm

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34. Glial cells responsible for forming the blood-brain barrier are

A. Ependymal cells

B. Microglia

C. Astrocytes

D. Satellite cells

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35. Specify the type of muscle tissue with spindle-shaped cells.

A. Cardiac muscle

B. Multinucleated muscle

C. Skeletal muscle

D. Smooth muscle

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36. Highlight the tissue type with no blood vessels but supported by an underlying connective tissue.

A. Epithelial tissue

B. Connective tissue proper

C. Muscular tissue

D. Nervous tissue

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37. Determine the embryonic origin of connective tissues.

A. Ectoderm

B. Endoderm

C. Mesoderm

D. Neural crest

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38. Determine the characteristic of transitional epithelium.

A. Cells are flattened

B. Found in respiratory tract

C. Specialized for secretion

D. Allows stretching without damage

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39. Neurons found in sensory ganglia are typically:

A. Bipolar

B. Pseudounipolar

C. Anaxonic

D. Multipolar

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40. What is a distinguishing feature of stratified squamous epithelium?

A. It is composed of a single layer of flat cells.

B. It has a brush border on its surface.

C. It has multiple layers with surface cells that are flat.

D. It contains cilia on the surface.

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41. State the function of pseudostratified columnar epithelium in the respiratory tract.

A. Protection against abrasion

B. Structural support

C. Secretion and movement of mucus

D. Absorption of nutrients

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42. Classify the connective tissue that supports the umbilical cord in a fetus.

A. Mucous connective tissue

B. Dense connective tissue

C. Mesenchyme

D. Reticular tissue

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43. Schwann cells differ from oligodendrocytes by:

A. Producing myelin for one axon segment in the PNS

B. Functioning as antigen-presenting cells

C. Supporting neurons in the CNS

D. Synthesizing neurotransmitters

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44. The resting membrane potential of a neuron is approximately:

A. 0 mV

B. +65 mV

C. +30 mV

D. -65 mV

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45. Name the connective tissue fiber type that provides flexibility and can stretch.

A. Collagen fibers

B. Fibrin fibers

C. Elastic fibers

D. Reticular fibers

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46. Identify the connective tissue responsible for forming a supportive stroma in lymphoid organs.

A. Dense irregular tissue

B. Cartilage

C. Adipose tissue

D. Reticular tissue

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47. The two major divisions of the nervous system are:

A. Central and peripheral

B. Voluntary and involuntary

C. Sensory and motor

D. Somatic and autonomic

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48. Identify the epithelial tissue subtype specialized for secretion and absorption.

A. Transitional epithelium

B. Simple squamous epithelium

C. Stratified squamous epithelium

D. Simple cuboidal epithelium

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49. What type of glands secrete their products directly into the blood?

A. Apocrine glands

B. Endocrine glands

C. Exocrine glands

D. Sebaceous glands

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50. Specify the connective tissue type that provides structural support in the liver and spleen

A. Reticular tissue

B. Elastic tissue

C. Dense irregular tissue

D. Adipose tissue

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