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    The student handout provides information about the major body systems and tissue types. It includes an overview of the skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic, urinary, respiratory and digestive systems. It also defines histology as the study of tissues, and lists the four primary tissue types as epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissue. The handout includes exercises to identify tissue examples and characteristics, and correctly label diagrams of nerve cells.

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    Human Tissue Lab Student Handout

    Caden McFadden
    Name: ____________________________________
    5/18/23
    Date: ______________

    Directions: Use the information in the “Human Tissue Lab” lesson to help you complete this
    handout. Once you have completed this handout, save it to your device, and upload it to the
    appropriate assignment.

    Part 1: Overview of the Human Body


    Use the information in the video to help you answer the questions below. (10 pts)
    1. Which 4 body systems provide an infrastructure for the other systems?
    Skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, nervous.

    2. The ___________________
    skeletal system is responsible for providing the frame for the body
    and anchor points for muscles to produce movement.

    skeletal
    3. The muscular system contains three types of tissues: ______________________,
    _________________________,
    smooth and _______________________________.
    cardiac

    4. The ___________________________
    cardiovascular system is nestled between the muscles and direct
    blood flow and delivers oxygen, white blood cells, and nutrients throughout the body.

    5. The brain, spinal cord, cranial nerves, and spinal nerves compose the
    ______________________
    nervous system, which communicate and coordinate bodily
    functions.

    6. The Endocrine system uses ______________________


    hormones alongside the nervous system to
    help regulate the body.

    7. The ________________________
    lymphatic system, also called the Immune system helps our
    body fight out infections and invaders.

    8. The _______________________
    urinary system contains the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and the
    urethra, which all aid in removing waste and toxins from the body.
    9. The respiratory system includes a passageway for us to absorb lifesaving
    _______________________
    oxygen in exchange for carbon dioxide.
    30
    10. The digestive system contains about ________________ feet of organs that work to
    convert food into energy for the body.

    Part 2: Histology
    Use the information in the lesson to help you answer the questions below. (10 pts)
    1. What is histology?
    The study of structure of tissues.

    2. List the 4 types of tissues found in the human body.

    •
    Epithelial tissue
    _____________________________

    •
    Connective tissue
    _____________________________

    •
    Muscle tissue
    _____________________________

    •
    Nervous tissue
    _____________________________
    Part 3: Human Tissue Types
    Use the information in the lesson to help you complete the chart below. (16 pts)

    Tissue Type Function Examples


    protection, secretion, lining for inner surface of
    absorption, and providing blood vessels, alveoli,
    Epithelial surfaces for diffusion kidney tubules segments,
    lining of capillaries

    bind, anchor, and support cartilage, bones, blood


    the body and its organs
    Connective and fill spaces, store fat,
    and transport materials

    Muscles are the body's all sorts of muscles


    motors, functioning to
    Muscle produce movement

    receive and transmit neurons, neuroglia


    electrical impulses from
    Nervous specific areas of the body
    and send them to specific
    locations in the body
    Part 4: Identifying Tissue Types
    Use the information in the lesson to help you classify the following epithelia by their type and
    shape by double-clicking on the color-coded boxes at the bottom of each image and typing your
    answer: (12 pts)

    smoothmuscle nervous tissue connective tissue

    Use the information in the lesson to complete the chart below. (20 pts)
    Tissue Type Rationale
    (Please respond in 1-2 complete sentences using your best grammar.)

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6. What is the primary difference between simple and stratified tissues? (2 pts)
    7. How can you differentiate between cuboidal, squamous, and columnar tissue types? (6 pts)
    You can tell by the shape and the function

    8. How do you differentiate between loose and dense connective tissue? (2 pts)

    Dense is compact, loose is not.

    9. Name and describe the 3 muscle tissue types. (6 pts)


    Cardiac muscle- involuntary. Smooth muscle- voluntary. Skeletal muscle- for
    structure.
    10. Correctly identify and label the following nerve cell with the following components: axon,
    cell body, dendrites, and nucleus. (16 pts)

    cell body

    axon

    nucleus
    dendritic branches

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