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I was wondering if any of you seasoned veterans (or in-the-know rookies) have recommendations on how I can learn the terminology of pathology?
What I mean is that as a PGY-1, I am largely expected to be able to describe what I see - not necessarily know what it is. I often hear terms like, "pallisading", "arranged in fascicles", "nests", "cords", etc., but have no idea what these terms mean - or, vaguely remember them.
Is there a book, website, or other resource that is recommended for learning how to accurately and intelligently describe what I see? Or, if you can just share how you learned, that would be helpful too. Thanks.
What I mean is that as a PGY-1, I am largely expected to be able to describe what I see - not necessarily know what it is. I often hear terms like, "pallisading", "arranged in fascicles", "nests", "cords", etc., but have no idea what these terms mean - or, vaguely remember them.
Is there a book, website, or other resource that is recommended for learning how to accurately and intelligently describe what I see? Or, if you can just share how you learned, that would be helpful too. Thanks.