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Biology Review 11 Tissue 2. Simple squamous epithelium 3. Lining of trachea 4. Produce mucus 5. Epithelial6. Joint surface7. White adipose cells8. Appendicular, cardiac9. stomach10. Cardiac11. Brain, spinal cord12. Central body13. Muscle14. Dermal layer15. Axon16. Epithelial tissue- covers the body and body organs preventing them from internal injury, bacteria and dehydration. Connective tissue- Provide support and structure to the bodyNervous Tissue- coordinates movement and activities of the body and helps it to respond to environmental changesMuscle tissue-contract and relax bringing about movement of the body17.

The body benefits in that the cells in the four types of tissues are differentiated and modified to perform different functionsTypes of Epithelial tissuesSimple squamous-appear like thin flat platesSimple cuboidal- Rough cuboidal shaped cells appearing square in cross sectionsSimple columnar- Elongated and columnar in shapePseudostratified-columnar with nuclei appearing at different heights making it look stratified.18. Depending on the presence of striations19. A tissue is made of cells that are similar in shape size performing the same function and so on e.g. muscular tissue, however organs have different tissues whose functions are synchronized to achieve a common goal e.g. the heart is made of muscular tissue, epithelial tissue and blood tissues all which work together.20. Bone repair faster because they have the minerals that result in bone growth stored in them.

Laboratory review 121. Female2. Mammary glands, take care of young ones3. Stomach4. Jaw5. Larynx6. Pancreases7. Diaphragm8. parathyroid9. Epiglottis10. Esophagus11. Thoracic12. Lungs13. Duodenum14. Gastric gland15. Spleen16. left17. endocrine18. esophagus19. liver20. They would have trouble swallowing food21. Pancrease, stomach, liver22. Increases the surface area for absorption of food into the blood stream23. LiverLaboratory review 141. Left side2. Venacava3. Auricles4. Oxygen poor blood5. Stomach and heart6.

Cerebral artery7. Renal artery8. Hepatic 9. Aortic10. Thorax11. Venacava12. heart13. artery14. veins15. aorta16. because blood has to move to the ventricles first before it is pumped into the auricles17. blood enter the aorta, it then gets into the hepatic artery that goes to the kidney, from the kidney blood gets into the hepatic portal vein which joins the venacava that takes the blood to the heart via the right atrium.18. Wrong pulmonary arteries carry deoxygenated blood and pulmonary vein carry oxygenated blood.19. The right ventricle pumps blood to the whole body while the left ventricle pumps blood to the lungs.

Laboratory review 151. Ureter2. Urethra3. Cortex4. Outside the body5. Transfer sperms from testes to the penis6. Secretes fluids that nourishes the sperms7. In the pelvic cavity8. Holding the fetus9. Holds the ova10. Fallopian Tubes11. Prostrate, cowper’s gland12. Cows, cats13. Human14. Penis15. Because both urine and sperms pass through it16. Vans deferens transfer sperms from the testes to the penis. This means that if it is blocked to sperms will be released17. Because it carries deoxygenated blood18.

Supplied blood to the kidney which removes impurity from the blood.Laboratory review 161. False2. Capillaries3. Osmotic4. Hepatic portal vein5. alveoli6. Red blood cells7. Upwards8. Normally9. Lower10. Bladder11. Loop of henle12. Utrafiltration13. water14. diabetes mellitus15. The itself regulation process where living organism maintain an equilibrium when adjusting to changes in the environment. 16. Transport deoxygenated blood to the lungs to so that blood is enriched in oxygen and cells can function normally17.

The heartbeat ensures that blood continually flow throughout the body so that it does not stagnate in one place. The flow of blood ensures that cells are continually supplied with oxygen which vital for survival. Laboratory Review 171. Cerebrum2. cerebellum3. Basal ganglia4. Vertebra column5. Grey6. Relay7. Motor8. Retina9. Optic nerve10. Cornea, sclera11. Cochlea12. Directly behind or front13. Middle ear14. Epidermal15. evenly16. Sight17. Because they control functions that continue even when one is asleep18. Motor19. The sound waves on thing the tympanic membrane are converted into vibrations; these reach the middle ear and stimulate the malleus, incus and stapes which amplify the vibration.

The vibration reaches the middle ear causing the movement of fluid surrounding the cochlea. This fluid stimulates the hairs on the cochlea which is sent as a signal to the brain via the optic nerve. 20. Light passes through the pupil which is the opening between iris, through the cornea, aqueous humor, lens, vitreous humor and then reaches the retina.21. To ensure that all the drivers are prepared to move and used to their surrounding.Laboratory Review 181. Epiphysis2. No3. Oestocytes4. Cervical vertebrae5. Femur6. pelvic7.

abduction8. Rotation9. granular10. Lipid11. Motor proteins12. Extend13. Flex14. Gluteal muscles15. Harmstring16. Protection of internal body organs such as heart , lungs, giving body its shape17. Pelvic because it has different perforations and shape18. They appear granular19. The hands phalanges help in grasping and manipulation of objects while the feet are adapted for walking considering that man is bipedal.