tissue types

[recyrb]

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I was wondering if anyone during the biology section came across questions relating to epithial type tissues...stratified squamos epithelial, cubiodal epithelium etc..?? or if I shouldnt even bother studying this

thanks in advance

 

[invictusx]

I was wondering if anyone during the biology section came across questions relating to epithial type tissues...stratified squamos epithelial, cubiodal epithelium etc..?? or if I shouldnt even bother studying this

thanks in advance

I wouldn't bother studying this but don't underestimate the spontaneity of the questions. At most you should know what they are.

 

[Philippines03j]

I would base my studying off of the ADA outlines that they provide. I have the biology outline posted here in the biology section. Under the Anatomy and physiology they do include "integumentary"...

They are not going to ask questions that you would be asked in a histology class but they can ask basic questions. Look at kaplan, cliff notes or barrons and they should have what you need.👍

 

[FutureDent020]

I was wondering if anyone during the biology section came across questions relating to epithial type tissues...stratified squamos epithelial, cubiodal epithelium etc..?? or if I shouldnt even bother studying this

thanks in advance

Just know squamous is flat, cuboidal (cube-like), and columnar (tall). They may give you an image and you will have to identify it. Understanding the shapes will help with concepts in dental school. So that is all you need to know.