A pathologist describes a structure as an organ rather than a tissue. Which finding supports this classification?
Correct answer: A. It contains several tissue types working together
- A. It contains several tissue types working together
- B. It contains only one kind of specialised cell
- C. It consists only of extracellular fibres
- D. It is made only of a fluid matrix
Explanation
An organ is formed from two or more tissue types that work together to perform specific functions. A tissue is an organised group of similar cells and their surrounding material, not a complete organ system.
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Cells and tissues covers cell membranes, cytoplasm, organelles, cell division and the transport of substances into and out of cells. It also explains the four basic tissues, epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous, including their structure, functions and locations, with a distinction between tissue organization and organ structure.
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