Question

which type of connective tissue proper forms the supporting connective tissue of the liver, the spleen, lymph nodes, and bone marrow? dense irregular, reticular, elastic, dense regular, adipose, areolar, i dont know yet

Explanation:

Reticular connective tissue forms the supporting framework of organs like liver, spleen, lymph nodes, and bone marrow. Other options: Dense irregular (for skin, organs), Elastic (for elastic structures), Dense regular (for tendons/ligaments), Adipose (fat storage), Areolar (loose packing). So Reticular is correct.

Answer:

B. Reticular (assuming the second option is labeled B; if options are labeled numerically, adjust, but here the second option is Reticular)