Lecture One

Lecture One

Hubs paper lecture multi chioce quiz to help me revise for uni exams and practise

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Lecture One
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What are the 2 constituents of ECF

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What are the 4 statements that constitute the Human Tissue Act

Hint: 4 choices
No references have to be made on how long bodies are kept
Inspector of anatomy can inspect at any time
Persons wishes can be overridden by relative or spouse
Anatomy department responsible for related costs
Voluntary donation of bodies
Avoid unnecessary mutilation, treat in orderly quiet and decent manner
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What are some examples of connective tissues

Hint: 6 choices
Bone
Cartilage
Tendons
Muscle
Joints
Ligaments
Fat
Blood
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What are the features of nervous tissue?

Hint: 4 choices
Most complex tisuue
Specializes in communication between body parts and their activity
Specializes in moving substances in and out of cell
Main function is to generate complex messages that coordinate the body functions
Main function is to produce movement
Integration/regulation of body functions
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What is extra-cellular Matrix?

Matrix inside of cell
Matrix outside of cell, the material between cells in a tissue
Fluid outside of cell, the material between cells in a tissue
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What is the main determination of a tissue type and/or function?

The tissue type
The ECM
The ECF
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What are some other important features of the act?

Examination material must be carried out in school of anatomy, Inspector of anatomy can view at any time, department responsible for related costs
Department responsible for related costs
Examination material must be carried out in school of anatomy, Inspector of anatomy can view at any time.
Bodies come from all over NZ
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What are some examples of nervous tissue?

Tissue of brain
Tissue of spinal cord
Tissue of sensory organs
Tissue of nerves in the body
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What are the three types of muscle tissue?

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What is skeletal muscle tissue?

Found in walls of visceral (hollow organs)
Makes up most of the muscle attachments
Makes walls of heart
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What is extra-cellular fluid?

The proportion of body water in the cell
The proportion of body fluid outside of the cell, liquid found outside of cells
The amount of water found outside of a cell
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What are some examples of epithelial tissue?

Hint: 3 choices
Outer layer of skin
Muscle
Neurons
Glands
Lining of many organs
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What process happens BEFORE working and learning from the bodies?

Clearing of the way (Whakawatea)
Cleansing of the way (Whakawatea)
Removing tapu by doing a whakamatu
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What are some examples of muscle tissue?

Hint: 3 choices
Heart muscle
Ligaments
Muscles of head, neck, limbs, trunk
Muscles of walls of hollow organs
Bones
Tendons
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What best describes the arrangement of cells in epithelial tissue?

Cells are very close together
Cells are very far apart
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What are the main functions of muscle tissue?

Hint: 3 choices
Produce movement
Specializes in comunication
Cells specialize in adapting to contractility
Shortens and lengthens contractile units in cytoplasm to produce movement
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When does connective tissue arise?

During embryonic development
During childhood
When ossification occurs
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What are the main components of ECM

Hint: 3 choices
Protein
Interstitial fluid
Water
Plasma
Proglycans
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What are the 4 major tissue types?

Hint: 4 choices
Nervous
Connective
Muscle
Muscular
Nerve
Epithelial
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When was the Human Tissue Act established?

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What are the 2 sub-types of epithelial tissue?

Hint: 2 choices
Lining
Glandular
Covering
Membranous
Glandi
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What are the main functions of connective tissue?

Connect
Support
Transport
Defend
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What are the main characteristics of connective tissue?

Hint: 3 choices
Mostly ECM
Relatively few cells
Large number of cells
The cells are tightly packed together
Very little ECM
The ECM contains more than one fiber
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True/False: The matrix is embedded in cells

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What are the major types of connective tissue?

Hint: 4 choices
Fibrous
Muscles
Cartilage
Blood
Glands
Bone
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What are the main function of epithelial tissue?

Hint: 5 choices
Cover
Produces movement
Lining cavities
Moving substances in and out of the body
Protect
Forms glands
Connects
Support
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What best describes the extra-cellular matrix of epithelial tissue?

Lots of ECM
Very little ECM