What happens to areolar tissue when you get cut in the skin?

Q: What is the difference between the eponychium and the hyponychium of a fingernail?

A: Given :  Explain the difference between the eponychium and the hyponychium of a fingernail

Q: What is areolar tissue? How can it be distinguished from any other kind of connective tissue?

A: Connective tissue can be defined as the tissue that connects, separates, and supports all other…

Q: Which layer of thick skin is the arrow pointing to in the image?

A: Skin and it's layers: Integumentary system is composed of skin and its accessory structures which…

Q: What often happens if you pull a scab off a wound too early?Describe the appearance of the tissue.

A: The hard tissue that forms at the site of a wound is called scab. The components of blood form a…

Q: What is blubber

A: The group of multicellular and heterotrophic organisms belonging to the kingdom Animalia is called…

Q: What is Sweat glands?

A: A group of tissue (organ) working together in order to release a biochemical substance to complete a…

Q: What is a serous membrane( parietal and visceral layers)?

A: Serous membrane, which is also called serosa, lines and encloses a number of body cavities, such as…

Q: What is ACHA?

A: Many medical terms could have similar abbreviations because of their first letters. For example,…

Q: In which layer of skin are sebaceous glands found?

A: Glands are defined as the group of specialized cells that are able to produce or secrete the…

Q: What are rugae?

A: Human digestive system consists of : alimentary canal and digestive glands. Mouth, tongue , teeth,…

Q: What can be inferred from the different specialized structures found in vertebrate integument?

A: In biology, integument is a network of characteristics that constitutes an organism's skin. The…

Q: What is the exact location of areolar tissue?

A: Areolar connective tissue consists of matrix of modified polysaccharides and proteins. Several kinds…

Q: Give some characteristics of areolar tissue.

A: Based on the nature of matrix, the connective tissues are classified into three types namely,…

Q: Does bread contain sores

A: The question may be a little misspelt; "Does bread contain spores?" should be the question.

Q: In people who have the genetic disorder anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia, patches of tissue have no…

A: Answer: Anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia  : It is the genetic condition in immune deficiency…

Q: Skin is thickest on the ___________ and thinnest on the _________. a. chest; cheeks b. buttocks;…

A: Skin is thickest on the palms and soles of the feet , while the thinnest skin is found on the…

Q: To what class of glands do sebaceous (oil) glands belong?Salivary glands?

A: The cells are known to be the basic unit of life for all life forms. Those which are similar in…

Q: What are the cells that formthe cartilaginous tissue?

A: Connective tissue is the most abundant and widely distributed tissue in the body of animals that…

Q: Why a person's skin becomes pale during emergency situations?

A: The integumentary system of the human body consists of skin, exocrine glands, nails, and hair whose…

Q: Which would heal more rapidly, a surgical incision inwhich the edges have been stapled closely…

A: Wound healing is a natural physiological response to tissue damage. However, healing is not an easy…

Q: What determines the color of skin, and what is theprocess that darkens skin when it is exposed to UV…

A: The color of the human skin has a wide range of variety from dark brown to the lightest tone.

Q: What makes soft tissue different from hard tissues?

A: The human body is composed of billions of cells organised into about 200 types to perform different…

Q: Why does thick skin lack hair follicles and sebaceous glands?Think about the locations where thick…

A: The skin forms the outer covering of the body. It is composed of two layers, the top layer is called…

Q: What is cerumen

A: Cell is a structural and functional unit of living organisms. Several cells joined together to form…

Q: Identify A (name of the tissue; blank 1) - Identify B (name of the structures; blank 2) - Identify C…

A: The large intestine does not form villi, nor circular folds. The wall of the large intestine is…

Q: Is the Cristae the same as the inner membrane?

A: Mitochondria have two layers of coating. The outer coating is known as outer mitochondrial membrane…

Q: In an accident a patients arm has been cut so deep that her skin,muscles and bone are damaged.…

A: Road rash is the common term used for a skin abrasion—an area on the body where the skin has been…

Q: What is SCAL?

A: One of the key sources of data available to aid the reservoir engineer in appraising the economic…

Q: Upper most layer of skin is called ___?

A: An outer covering of the body which protects against light, injury, heat, and infection is called…

Q: How is Gnarled enamel formed and where can this be found?

A: Enamel is the very hard mineralized tissue in the body that surrounds the external surface of the…

Q: Which animals makecutaneous respiration?

A: Animals are multicellular eukaryotic organisms that form the biological kingdom Animalia. With few…

Q: How different is the simplesquamous epithelium from thestratified squamousepithelium? Where can…

A: Epithelium refers to the sheet of the tissue comprised of single or more layers of strictly adhering…

Q: Perichondrium is

A: The perichondrium is a connective tissue layer that surrounds the cartilage of growing bones. It is…

Q: Besides the skin what arethe other coverings of thebody?

A: The skin and its accessory structures make up the integumentary system, which provides the body with…

Q: ___________ are a reproduction of friction skin ridges.

A: Friction ridge skin alludes to the skin that is available along the lengths of the fingers, across…

Q: What is the function of the arrector pili muscles in the skin?

A: Sensory nerves A sensory nerve, also known as an afferent nerve. This nerve carries sensory…

Q: What is the secretion of lacrymal gland?

A: The almond-shaped exocrine glands that are present in pairs are known as the lacrimal glands. It is…

Q: What characteristic feature of areolar tissue distinguishes it from the mucous variety? What is its…

A: Areolar connective tissue is also known as loose connective tissue

Q: It is where the nail plate rests on?

A: The nail organ is an essential part of the digital tip. It is a multifunctional instrument that…

Q: How does the component cells comprising the loose areolar tissue relate to its diverse functions?

A: Areolar connective tissue is a type of tissue  which connects and surrounds different organs ,the…

Q: What do you mean by mucus?

A: The mucus can be described as the slippery secretion, which is majorly secreted by mucous membranes…

Q: What tissue type; organ linings and epidermis?

A: A group of cells with similar structures and functions is referred to as a tissue. The body is made…