The four primary tissues classes

Cell type contains one layer of cells and is named by the shape of the cells

These function to enzymatically destroy pathogenetic material

Types of various fiber orientation

Type of muscle that is long, striated, voluntary, multinucleated, and cellular

These fibers are very abundant throughout the body are stretch resistant and found in tendons and ligaments

Cells that are a single row of cube-shaped cells that function in absorption, secretion, and mucous production, found in sweat glands and kidney tubules

These cells are found in fat

This tissue is loose fibrous connective tissue with lots of cells with big intracellular space, they contain large vacuoles and function for insulation and as a cushion layer to protect internal structures

Type of muscle that are shorter, nonstriated, involuntary, and spindle shaped

These fibers are small and thin, coated with glycoprotein and found in lymphatic and immune tissues

Cells that are one row of thin flat cells, is effective for transport and is found in the lungs and alveolar linging

These are a blood cell that phagocytizes bacteria

This tissue is loose fibrous connective tissue, acellular, fibrous, and found in lymph nodes, spleen, thymus, tonsils, and bone marrow

Type of muscle that are involuntary, have one central nuclei per cell, and contain intercalated discs

These fibers promote stretching and are found in places like the nose and ears

Means cells are closely packed together, gives the appearance of cells being arranged in layers but all are attached to the basement membrane

These function to make antibodies

This tissue consist of loose fibrous connective tissue, are acellular and fibrous

Protein-to-protein anchoring structure in which the membrane of one cell is intertwined to the membrane of another cell so that the cells cannot be easily pulled apart

Tissues that do not have blood vessels and are provided metabolic support by deeper blood vessels

Cells that are a single row of tall narrow cells with oval nucleus, have microvilli and function in absorption and mucus secretion

These function to destroy antibody-antigen complexes

Tissues that are always located on the surface, made up of mostly cells with very little ground surface, and contains an apical and basement membrane

Structure that prevents passage between cells, anchors membranes to each other, found in places where we would not want fluid to escape