Any tips for Histology/Microanatomy??

[SFAJess]

Well there are a ton of threads for Organic, but does anybody have any tips for studying Histology or Microanatomy? Maybe some websites or books that were helpful to you? Thanks for any help...I'm taking histo right now and I want to make sure I do well!

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[dshnay]

I never took actual histology, but it was part of my bio class. So what i did I used google image search engine to get all hte images you need such as epithelial simple cuboidal. Hope that helps

 

[efex101]

Google image is awesome...save me many times as I was prepping for exams. I am sure glad that I had taken some histo prior to med school...this will help you out a lot.

 

[bigbassinbob]

Here's an excellent website for Histology: http://medstat.med.utah.edu/WebPath/webpath.html#MENU

It has all kinds of pathologies compared with normal slides so you can see what happens when something goes wrong. The slides under hematopathology (bone marrow) are particularly good.

 

[paranitroxide]

Well there are a ton of threads for Organic, but does anybody have any tips for studying Histology or Microanatomy? Maybe some websites or books that were helpful to you? Thanks for any help...I'm taking histo right now and I want to make sure I do well!

http://www.meddean.luc.edu/lumen/MedEd/Histo/frames/histo_frames.html

This is a great histology review website.

 

[velo]

Histology: (origin: greek) The study of blue and pink blobs.

 

[SFAJess]

Histology: (origin: greek) The study of blue and pink blobs.

That is so true!
Thanks for the websites...I'm bookmarking them. Right now we're covering epithelia.

 

[evines]

Another good site:

http://www.bu.edu/histology

It has lots of good micrographs at various magnification, with the option to label/unlabel the pictures for studying purposes.