Squamous cell

Cell shape: Horizontally flattened, nearly oval shape

These cells serve as protection for the underlying tissues, they are the fence between
the body and the outer later. Through this the kidneys allows a rapid filtration of
diffusion and blood of small molecules. While the squamous epithelial cells of the
lungs aids in reducing and overpowering the vessel in passing through. Aside from
this, they help in absorption. This cell can have one layer that is the simple form, or a
stratified form with several layers.
Skeletal muscle
Cell shape: Long, cylindrical, and striate
They are multi-nucleated hence they have added nucleus. Since they are framed from
the combination of the embryonic myoblasts. Every nucleus controls the metabolic
demand of the sarcoplasm around it. Skeletal muscle cells have high energy
requirements, so they have numerous mitochondria to produce adequate ATP.
Bone
Cell shape: Osteoblasts
The cell structure contributes to determining its function, for cells have anatomy and
organelles of their own, in which that possess the requirements for its function. The
cell becomes a structural component that is needed to provide a structural strength.
Spinal Cord
Cell shape: Tree - shaped like; from round
There are three different cell types in the spinal cord, which are ependymal cells,
elongated cells and neurological cells. The gray matter cells present different
properties in its dorsal horn, it is an intermediolateral horn, in its ventral horn and in
the intermediate zone. While it is made up of huge amount of nerve fibers, neuroglia,
and blood vells.
Lungs
Cell shape: cuboidal shape
The cells are organized firmly neighboring another, and challis cells are available in
the layer of non-ciliated columnar epithelium. It is additionally furnished with an
enormous number of organelles. They consequently are fit for a more elevated level
of emission and ingestion than are cuboidal cells.
Stomach
Cell shape: column – shaped cell
The cells of this epithelium are orchestrated in a flawless column with the cores at a
similar level, close to the basal end. In a cross-part of the organ, these cells seem like
flimsy sections, separating them from leveled squamous cells and square-molded
cuboidal cells.
Blood Smear
Cell shape: RBC-kidney bean shaped, WBCbiconcave shaped, PLATELET-irregularly
shaped but usually round, oval
They're similar to an O-ring with a covering over it, so there's no opening going
through the middle. They can overlap up when they go through vessels. Individuals
with sickle cell iron deficiency have red platelets that are hardened and bended, so
they don't go through vessels effectively, yet they give some security from intestinal
sickness.
 Thyroid gland
Cell shape: spherical shape
It is necessary that the cells are in organized into a particular three-dimensional
shape for them to work together, for them to create a small, spherical shape, which
includes a cavity in the thyroid gland. It can be concentrated prior to absorption that
will be later used as hormone synthesis.
Kidney
Cell shape: retroperitoneal bean shaped
This has an ability to filter the waste from the blood, and it removes the unnecessary
water and salts of the protein metabolism from the blood. Further, it provides energy
to the cell, and without this the kidney will fail, as it is no longer sufficient.
Sperm smear
Cell shape: oval – shaped head
It functions to consolidate with the female sex cell and make a totally new living being.
Spermatozoa are ousted with original liquid (semen) during discharge. Spermatozoa
creation happens in the testis, while oocytes or egg cells are delivered in the ovaries
of the lady. The head contains the nucleus.

How do tissue layers aid organs in doing their function?

Layers of tissue that are binding together to work together can perform various
functions, which includes holds in fluids that enables filtration across the epithelium.
Aside from this, it can regulate heat whereas the body can maintain its temperature
regardless of the temperature of the environment is far from different, and through the
tissue layers it serves as the lining over the parts of the body, which separates the
organs and protect them.

What is the basis for choosing radiologic imaging modalities to demonstrate an

organ/organ system?
In choosing radiologic imaging modalities, the first thing that must be considered is for
what purpose it is and based on the symptoms that are evident to you, including the part
of the body that will be examined because all imaging tests differ from one another.
Aside from this, there are different form of radiation, which is one of the bases for it may
not be suitable to pass through your body. It is not similar when it comes to accessibility,
resolution and type of energy used, given that certain areas require a powerful magnet
such as MRI when it goes through the body to determine the disease. To thoroughly
observe an organ, it must be examined using the appropriate radiologic imaging.