Practice Identifying Connective Tissue (Complete)

Practice questions start at 16:13. Includes: areolar, adipose, regular dense fibrous connective tissue, irregular dense fibrous connective tissue, reticular connective tissue, elastic connective tissue, hyaline cartilage, elastic cartilage, fibrocartilage, osseous tissue (bone, spongy and compact). Background info includes: the classifications of connective tissue, the components of connective tissue, answers the question "Why is blood a connective tissue?"

00:00 Intro
00:35 Background (what do all CT have in common?)
3:00 Basics of IDing connective tissue proper
4:45: Differentiating connective tissue proper
8:30 Differentiating cartilage
12:25 Bone (spongy and compact)
13:15 Blood
14:30 Remembering your word bank (list of all tissues)
16:13 Question 1
16:42 Question 2
17:28 Question 3
18:29 Question 4
19:09 Question 5 (bonus ID of explanation)
20:17 Question 6
20:54 Question 7
21:49 Question 8
22:28 Question 9
23:08 Question 10
23:29 Question 11
24:34 Question 12
25:59 Question 13
26:29 Question 14 (common error at end)
27:44 Question 15
28:24 Question 16
28:50 Question 17
29:16 Question 18 (different crop of same tissue at end)
30:15 Question 19
31:04 Question 20
31:55 Question 21
32:32 Question 22
32:58 Question 23
33:24 Question 24 (four connective tissues in one!)
35:10 Advice (how to learn tissues that you can't seem to remember/stop confusing tissues for other tissues)

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[amjad.]

Hi. Can you explain why in Q17, the answer is elastic cartilage and not fibrocartilage, please?

[dasha]

Thank you for the video! For question 20, there were a bunch of lines that looked like intercalated discs to me? I was wondering what they actually were?

[vurgqzf]

Hi, when you were talking at the beginning of the video about the different types of connective tissue, do you not consider adipose tissue as a part of connective tissue? Thank you in advance

[SelaeloMakgato-bror]

Hi, can you please differentiate between reticular and spongy bone, i confused the two on question 19.

[EntertainmentVidszp]

Which magnification we see the most in here?