Tissues Test - 16

Bone consists of cells called Osteocytes. Bone is a specialized connective tissue. Osteocytes are present between the lamellae in fluid filled spaces called lacunae.

The primary function of red blood cells, or erythrocytes, is to carry oxygen from the lungs to the body tissues and carbon dioxide as a waste product, away from the tissues and back to the lungs.

Nervous tissue consists of nerve cells or neuron. Dendrite present on cell body receive stimulus and cyton converts stimulus into nerve impulses and carries impulses through axon.

Skeletal muscles get fatigued very soon. Skeletal muscles are responsible for movement in different part of the body.

Lymphocytes of white blood cells are most abundant in lymph. Lymph are extracellular fluid that contain WBC but RBC in it.

Movement in our body is mainly caused by muscular tissue. Skeletal muscular tissues are joined with bones that cause movement due to contractile nature.

Fibers are absent in blood, since blood flows through very thin capillaries, fibers are absent in it. But liver, kidney and heart contain fibers.

Sprain is cause by excessive pulling of ligaments joined with muscles cells. Ligaments are elastic connective tissue.

Haversion canal is present in bone. Haversion canals are present in the center of osteocytes surrounded by coiled lamellae called lacunae.

Axon is the part of neuron that transfers the nerve impulse away from neuron cells. Axon is called efferent part or neuron.