Pathology Help

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I was wondering if anyone knows of a good website that has basic path stuff on it that has both the normal and the abnormal. I am looking at all these slides and I can't even tell whether I am looking at a healthy cell or not... If I can put an image with my notes I think it would help a lot. Am I the only one who thinks this stuff is not very intuitive?! 😕 Thanks!
 
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Hi 🙂

I'm a vet path resident. No doubt, path can be very hard. It all looks pink and purple, right?! :laugh: It is one of those "lightbulb" subjects....you just have to keep looking and looking and looking, and eventually the lightbulb will come on and you'll think hey, I remember that! That looks familiar! I know what organ this is! 😉

Try this: A very well-laid out website from my histology prof when I was in vet school.

http://education.vetmed.vt.edu/Curriculum/VM8054/Labs/labtoc.htm

This is mostly all normal. If you want to see abnormal, try McGavin or Jubb & Kennedy - although I think those might be much more in depth than what you need for vet school.
 
Hey thanks a lot!!! This will be great. I am really struggling right now but I guess its like anything else... repetition is learning! Thanks again.