Histology Review

Epithelial Tissue
• What type of epithelial
tissue does this slide
represent?
• Look at the shape of
these cells.
• Is the cell
arrangement simple,
stratified, or
pseudostratified?
 The answer is:

Stratified Squamous
 Epithelial Tissue
• What type of epithelial
tissue does this slide
represent?
• What is the cell
arrangement?
 The answer is

Simple columnar
 Connective Tissue
• This type of
connective tissue
would help with
insulation of the body.
• Pay close attention to
the size and shape of
the cells!
• They look like bubbles
 The answer is

Adipose tissue
Alias-FAT TISSUE
 What Category of tissue is
represented?
• Notice the fibers
running throughout
the tissue.
• Cells are not side by
side.
• This tissue type
contains matrix
material between the
cells.
 The answer is:

Connective Tissue
Connective Tissue
• This form of
connective tissue is
found on the ends of
bone.
• It is the most common
form of this type of
connective tissue.
 The answer is

Hyaline Cartilage
Connective Tissue
• This slide represents
another form of the
connective tissue in
the previous slide.
• It is found on ears.
 The answer is:

Elastic Cartilage
 Connective Tissue
• Muscles would attach
to the structure that
this tissue makes.
• This tissue is
specialized to form
blood.
The answer is:

Bone Tissue
 Connective Tissue
• This type of
connective tissue is in
a liquid state.
• What type of cells are
these?
The answers are:

1. Blood Tissue
2. Red Blood Cells
Muscle Tissue
• This muscle tissue is
involuntary in action.
• It lines the walls of
hollow organs
 The answer is

Smooth Muscle
What type of tissue is this?
• Notice the shape of the
cells in this tissue.
The answer is

Nervous Tissue
 • This slide shows the
1. Soma- Cell anatomy of a type of
body cell found in nervous
tissue. (neuron.)
2. Axon
3. Dendrites
 Muscle Tissue
• This type of muscle
tissue is found in the
heart.
 The answer is:

Cardiac Muscle Tissue

 Epithelial Tissue
• What type of
membranous epithelial
tissue does this slide
represent?
• Notice the shape of
these cells.
 The answer is:

Cuboidal Epithelium
Epithelial Tissue
• It appears that this
tissue has multiple
layers but it does not.
• What type of tissue is
shown here?
 The answer is

Pseudostratified
Columnar