Tissues One-Word Questions and Answers – GNM 1st Year Anatomy and Physiology | NursingNotesGNM
Tissues One-Word Questions and Answers – GNM 1st Year Anatomy and Physiology
Introduction
Tissues One-Word Questions and Answers are very important for GNM 1st Year Anatomy and Physiology examinations. Chapter 2 – Tissues is frequently asked in GNM, ANM, Staff Nurse, NORCET, AIIMS, and State Nursing Exams, especially in the form of one-word answers and very short questions. These questions help students quickly recall definitions, terms, and key facts.
This blog post provides exam-oriented one-word questions from the chapter Tissues, written in simple English. It is ideal for quick revision, viva preparation, and last-minute exam practice.
Table of Contents
Basic Concepts of Tissues
Study of tissues – Histology
Basic unit of tissue – Cell
Number of basic tissue types – Four
Tissue that covers body surfaces – Epithelial tissue
Tissue responsible for movement – Muscular tissue
Tissue responsible for coordination – Nervous tissue
Tissue that binds body parts – Connective tissue
Origin of tissues – Germ layers
Tissue with common origin and function – Tissue
Intercellular substance – Matrix
Epithelial Tissue
Outer covering of the body – Epithelial tissue
Epithelium without blood supply – Avascular
Epithelium with rapid regeneration – Epithelial tissue
Epithelium lining alveoli – Simple squamous epithelium
Epithelium found in kidney tubules – Cuboidal epithelium
Epithelium specialized for absorption – Columnar epithelium
Epithelium lining urinary bladder – Transitional epithelium
Epithelium involved in secretion – Glandular epithelium
Epithelium with cilia – Ciliated epithelium
Supporting membrane of epithelium – Basement membrane
Connective Tissue
Fat-storing tissue – Adipose tissue
Hard connective tissue – Bone
Flexible connective tissue – Cartilage
Fluid connective tissue – Blood
Matrix of blood – Plasma
Tissue connecting muscle to bone – Tendon
Tissue connecting bone to bone – Ligament
Loose connective tissue – Areolar tissue
Cartilage found in trachea – Hyaline cartilage
Site of blood cell formation – Bone marrow
Muscular Tissue
Muscle attached to bones – Skeletal muscle
Involuntary striated muscle – Cardiac muscle
Non-striated muscle – Smooth muscle
Muscle found in heart – Cardiac muscle
Voluntary muscle – Skeletal muscle
Muscle of intestine – Smooth muscle
Characteristic of muscle tissue – Contractility
Muscle with intercalated discs – Cardiac muscle
Shape of smooth muscle cells – Spindle-shaped
Energy source for muscle contraction – ATP
Nervous Tissue
Functional unit of nervous tissue – Neuron
Supporting cells of nervous tissue – Neuroglia
Part of neuron receiving impulses – Dendrite
Part of neuron transmitting impulse – Axon
Tissue found in brain – Nervous tissue
Ability to respond to stimulus – Irritability
Junction between neurons – Synapse
Covering of nerve fiber – Myelin sheath
Center for coordination – Brain
Main function of nervous tissue – Conduction
Exam Tips
Focus on definitions and terminology
Revise epithelial tissue types and locations
Practice one-word questions daily for quick recall
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Are these one-word questions useful for GNM exams?
Yes, these questions are strictly based on the GNM syllabus and exam pattern.
Q2. Can these questions help in competitive nursing exams?
Yes, they are useful for NORCET, AIIMS, and Staff Nurse exams.
Q3. Which tissue questions are most important?
Epithelial and connective tissue questions are most frequently asked.
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