Identifying Different Tissues Lab

Elena Velazquez
Identifying Different Tissues Lab
Period 1

OBJECTIVE
The objective of this lab is to test my knowledge on tissues that have been learned in Chapter 4. Other objectives include recognizing various types of epithelium tissues, being able to describe the muscles, associate a particular tissue type with a specific organ, and being able to list the three parts of a neuron.

MATERIALS
    • Microscope
    • Paper
    • Writing Utensil
    • Colored Pencils
    • Thyroid Gland Slide
    • Human Muscle Slide
    • Human Blood Smear Slide
    • Human Adipose Tissue Slide
    • Human Artery Slide
    • Human Trachea Slide
    • Spinal Cord Trachea Slide

PROCEDURE
The first thing done in the experiment is to examine the slides through the microscope.
After I drew a picture of what I saw with description of how it looked (including colors and resemblance names).
Then try to list and identify otherwise.

ANALYSIS
Can be located on separate sheet of paper.

CONCLUSIONS
What I have witnessed and discovered is what the different types of tissues look like and are made of. This relates to the class because I have had my troubled issues trying to connect to what the look and are made up of. Now that I can pick out things that show me what the tissues are made up of.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS
  1. LIST THE 4 MAIN TISSUES OF THE BODY.

      Epithelial, Connective, Nervous and Muscle.

  2. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE NONCELLULAR LAYER THAT ADHERES EPITHELIAL TISSUE TO LOWER LAYERS?

      The basal.

  3. HOW MANY LAYERS OF CELLS ARE IN SIMPLE EPITHELIUM?

      one

  4. NAME THE 3 GENERAL CELL SHAPES OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE.

      Squamous, Cuboidal and Columnar.

  5. A SINGLE, FLATTENED LAYER OF EPITHELIAL CELLS REPRESENT WHAT CELL TYPE?

      Simple squamous.

  6. EPITHELIAL CELLS WITH MANY LAYERS ARE REFFERED TO AS BEING WHAT?

      Stratified.

  7. A MULTIPLE LAYER OF FLATTENED, EPITHELIAL CELLS...