Match each Connective tissue with its proper structure and functions in the body
Match each connective tissue with its proper structure and functions in the body. Beneath the skin and the epithelium of mucous A. Blood membranes; has white blood cells to destroy pathogens B. Areolar connective tissue Forms tendons that connect muscles to bones C. Adipose tissue Made primarily of elastin fibers
D. Fibrous connective tissue Surrounds the alveoli of the lungs and contributes to
E. Elastic connective tissue normal exhalation Transports oxygen and nutrients and contains cells to
F. Bone destroy pathogens
G. Cartilage Made of cells in the fluid matrix called plasma Supports the body Made of osteocytes in a matrox of calcium salts and collagen Provides a smooth surface to prevent friction on joint surfaces Stores excess energy in subcutaneous tissue Made of cells specialized to store fat
The cells are produced in red bone marrow Forms ligaments that connect bone to bone Made of fibroblasts in a matrix of tissue fluid. collage, and elastin fibers Forms rings to keep the trachea open
