Types of Tissue (Saiswan Ingram)

Exocrine Glands- Sweat is a exocrine gland which help cool down the body.  Glands that produce and secret substances on an epithelial surface.

Basement Membrane- the lower level of the membrane. The tattoo artist had to make sure the tattoo was put below the basement level

Fibrous Connective Tissue- supports and shocks absorption into bones and organs different types of tissue.

Hylaline cartilage-covers end of bones at joints (the elbow is filled with hylaline cartilage) aluminim covers the ends of things just like hyaline cartilage.

Sweater is an example of stratified squamous epithelium because it had multiple layers and protects me from cold weather. 

The shower curtain is an example of skeletal muscle tissue because when water (contractions) hit the curtain it controls the impact by "relaxing" and letting the water slip off of it.

Like Bone Tissue, my ipad communicate and exchange information with other devices (osteocytes).

Types of Tissue (Ariel Chapman)

Stratified Squamous Epithelium - The outer layer of the eyelid

Basement Membrane - A lower layer of tissue underlying the epithelial tissue. When getting a tattoo the artist is suppose to it hit the basement membrane in order to create a good tattoo.

Adipose Tissue - Function to protect the internal organs. Also called fat.

Fibrous Connective Tissue - Made up of tendons and ligaments Tendons : connect muscle to bone

Ligaments : connect bone to bone
Skeletal Muscle Tissue - Muscles connected to bones

Dense Connective Tissue - Cartilage : nose , ear , chondrocytes Exocrine Glands

Exocrine Gland - Sweat that hopes cool down the body. Glands of the external secretion.

Type of tissue( Terrence Clark)

 Fibrous connective tissue- supports and absorb shock into bones and organs

 Dense connective tissue - made up of collagen tissue or elastic protein fibers. it has a lot of strength. has open space for tendons and ligaments
Skeletal Muscle Tissue - muscles connected to bones. Functions in producing movement, generates heat and covers your skeleton.  

exocrine gland- sweat comes from exocrine glands and exocrine means outside.

 Basement membrane- good tattoo artist  need to make sure the tattoo need to be at the basement membrane

 Hyaline Cartilage- covers ends of bones at joints. (padding) It is padding between the arm and elbow.

 Adipose tissue- functions in protection along with insulation. another name for adipose tissue is fat.

Stratified Squamous Epithelium- Outer layer of the skin. Functions in protection such as eyelids which protects eyeballs

Epithelial Tissue- type of tissue that lines the surface and cavities of your body's organ. Comes in different shapes and sizes. My head/skull protects my brain.  

Bone Tissue (Osseus)- structural tissue of  the skeleton support, protection, assisted in movement storage of minerals (head, feet, necks, hands, legs and etc)  

Types of Tissue (Malik Luck)

 Exocrine Glands- Sweat is apart of exocrine glands, sweat happens to cool the body when its hot. Just like when you're cold you get goose bumbs.

 Stratified Squamous Epithelium- is the out layer of the body, it helps protect the body. The knee can help protect from when you're falling you can sratch your knee instead of breaking a bone.

 Basement Membrane- the basement membrane is the low level of the membrane itself. this represents a tattoo of where had to be below that basement membrane level.

Adipose Tissue- adipose is fat basically. it also helps with protection. Any where on your body can be used as adipose.

 Fibrous Connective Tissue- this is a stretchy tissue and as high amount of strength. i used the hand because its not that stretchy but it does has high amount of strength when needed.

 DEnse Connective Tissue- this however as a lot of strength , its mainly located in the leg area of the body. such as the ligaments, tendons, and other rope like functions in the body.

 Skeletal Muscle Tissue- its pretty self explanatory, it functions in movement and its the bones and muscles connected.

 Hyaline Cartilage- the hyaline cartilage protects the ends of joints, such as the elbow...

 Epithelial Tissue- this is the skin. it is the largest organ of the body and protects the outer layer of the body.

Bone Tissue- this is known as the skeleton support protection. it helps with the movement throughout the body. i used my arm for this because its made up of bones and structure.

Types of Tissue (Tiffany Ben)

Exocrine glands- secrete products into ducts, directly into the bloodstream (salivation glands in the mouth)

Stratified squamous Epithelium- outer layer or skin, protection (the skin on the forearm)

Adipose tissue- body fat or just loose connective tissue. (The fat on my leg are also known as adipose tissue)

Basement membrane- lower level of tissue (tattoos have to reach the basement membrane in order not to look like a jail tat)

Bone tissue- structure of skeleton, protection, support, movement (his bones support his tall stature, and allows him to do this funny pose)

Hylaline cartilage-covers end of bones at joints (the elbow is filled with hylaline cartilage)

Fibrous connective tissue- support internal organs, dermis, tendons, and ligaments ( the shoulder is a tendon)

Types of Tissue (Larry Cheeks III)

Exocrine Glands- Sweat is a exocrine gland which help cool down the body.  Glands that produce and secret substances on an epithelial surface. 
Adipose Tissue- another word is fat functions in insulation and protection. 
Basement Member- lower level of tissue. To have a nice well looking tattoo the tattoo artist go into the basement member. 
Fibrous Connective Tissue- supports and shocks absorption into bones and organs different types of tissue. 
Hyaline Cartilage- covers ends of bones at joints.
Bone Tissue- structural tissuse of the skeleton support, protection, assisted in movement storage of minerals like the head, feet, neck.
Stratified Squamos Epithelial- outter layer of skin, mouth, leg and etc. functions in protection, eye lids and eye lashes protect things like duct from entering the eyes. 

Types of Tissues (Jasmyn Hill)

Exocrine Glands- Sweat is a exocrine gland which help cool down the body.  Glands that produce and secret substances on an epithelial surface. 

Adipose Tissue- another word is fat functions in insulation and protection. 

Basement Membrane- lower level of tissue. To have a nice well looking tattoo the tattoo artist go into the basement membrane. 

Fibrous Connective Tissue- supports and shocks absorption into bones and organs different types of tissue. 

Hyaline Cartilage- covers ends of bones at joints. 

Bone Tissue- structural tissue of the skeleton support, protection, assisted in movement storage of minerals like the head, feet, neck 

Stratified Squamos Epithelial- outter layer of skin, mouth, leg and etc. functions in protection, eye lids and eye lashes protect things like duct from entering the eyes. 

Skeletal Muscle Tissue- Muscles connected to bones. Functions in producing movement. 

Epithelial Tissue- type of tissue that lines the surface and cavities of your body's organ.