Histo?!?!?

[denttiger]

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[toothfairy85]

Technically histology has already been on the DAT... very surface level stuff ie: endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm. I can't imagine there being much more histo than that.

 

[denttiger]

Technically histology has already been on the DAT... very surface level stuff ie: endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm. I can't imagine there being much more histo than that.

Oh okay.. thanks toothfairy!!

 

[danbarr]

i agree.....the ada would of told us of any major changes on the exam......good luck studying

 

[Lonely Sol]

Do you guys think we need to know the function/hwere they are used of cubodial, squamosh, and columnar?

 

[Streetwolf]

Probably not. But that's easy anyhow. Stratified is really only squamous (the others are rare in the body) and is found where there is lots of mechanical stress.

For simple, squamous is found lining tracts, columnar in the stomach/intestine lining, as well as the lungs (pseudo-stratified columnar epithelium), and cuboidal in glands/ducts.

 

[997GT3]

where did you learn this?

 

[Lonely Sol]

Probably not. But that's easy anyhow. Stratified is really only squamous (the others are rare in the body) and is found where there is lots of mechanical stress.

For simple, squamous is found lining tracts, columnar in the stomach/intestine lining, as well as the lungs (pseudo-stratified columnar epithelium), and cuboidal in glands/ducts.

Thanks streetwolf!

 

[Loop]

where did you learn this?

Its covered in A&P 1 in pretty good detail.

 

[Streetwolf]

Senior year HS in A&P but I didn't remember it because it was boring.

Learned it again this semester in Human Anatomy.