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 \n4: Muscle  \nIn epithelial tissue, is  \ncellularity  \nhigh or low?  \nHigh  \nWhat are the  \nthree  \ncharacteristics  \n1: Avascular  \nof epithelial  \n2: Regenerates quickly  \ntissue?  \n3: High cellularity  \nWhat are the  \nthree functions  \nof epithelial  \n1: Provide physical protection  \n2: Provide sensation  \ntissue?  \n3: Control permeability  \nSimple epithelial tissue includes  \ntwo types.  \nWhich has only  \none layer, and  \nwhich has  \nmultiple layers?  \nSimple: one layer  \nStratified: multiple layers  \nSquamoustissue is found in the _____ of organs, as well  \nLinings  \nas the nose.  \nThin epithelial tissue is  \ninvolved in  \n_______, while  \nthick epithelial  \ntissue is  \ninvolved in_____  \nThin: Transporting fluids  \nThick: Mechanical actions  \nPseudostratified columnar  \nCilia  \nUpper respiratory  \nepithelial tissue  \nhas _____ and is  \nfound in the  \n________  \ntract  \nWhat type of  \nepithelial tissue  \nTransitional  \nstretches and  \nchanges shape,  \nand is found in  \nthe bladder? 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