Fill out the table using the following word bank. Drag and drop the words to the correct location. Simple squamous Dense connective tissue Epithelial tissue Cuboidal epithelium tissue Connective tissue Simple columnar epithelium Skeletal muscle epithelium -> ↑ Fluid connective Connective tissue proper ↑ Fibrocartilage epithelium Cardiac muscle Smooth muscle epithelium Adipose tissue Stratified columnar Pseudostratified Reticular tissue columnar epithelium Areolar tissue Stratified squamous ↑ Elastic cartilage Spongy bone Cartilage Loose connective tissue Bone Supportive Compact bone connective tissue → - ->> Ligaments Tendons

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A: Bone metabolism also called bone turnover is the constant process that plays in the bones. Old bone…

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A: Homeostasis- It is the condition when the body's internal environment is balanced. ''Homeo" denotes…

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Q: Explain how heart rate and blood pressure change as we go from rest to exercise.

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Q: The descending pathway that inhibits pain stimulates inhibitory interneurons in the spinal cord?

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Q: After reviewing internal and external male genital organs, discuss how, after sperm cells develop,…

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Q: 7. Which of the following statements regarding Tensor fascia latae is correct?

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Q: structures in the following diagram of a neuron. ?

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