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Epithelial Tissue
Covers and protects body surfaces and internal organs; involved in secretion, absorption, and sensation.
Skin (outer layer - epidermis)
Lining of the intestines and stomach
Lining of the trachea and upper respiratory tract
Epithelial Tissue
Covers and protects body surfaces and internal organs; involved in secretion, absorption, and sensation.
Skin (outer layer - epidermis)
Lining of the intestines and stomach
Lining of the trachea and upper respiratory tract
Connective Tissue
Hold together, cushion, insulate, and connect organs.
Tendon, Blood, Bone, Cartilage.
Connective Tissue
Hold together, cushion, insulate, and connect organs.
Tendon, Blood, Bone, Cartilage.
Nervous Tissue
- Allows for communication within the nervous system.
- Allows for signals to be transmitted quickly over long distances.
- Basic units of nervous tissue: neurons.
Nervous Tissue
- Allows for communication within the nervous system.
- Allows for signals to be transmitted quickly over long distances.
- Basic units of nervous tissue: neurons.
Muscle Tissue
- Help with body movement, movement of blood, digestion of food.
skeletal muscles (attached to bones)
cardiac muscles (cause heart to pump blood)
smooth muscles (walls of organs like stomach, intestines, blood vessels)
Muscle Tissue
- Help with body movement, movement of blood, digestion of food.
skeletal muscles (attached to bones)
cardiac muscles (cause heart to pump blood)
smooth muscles (walls of organs like stomach, intestines, blood vessels)