Identifying Layers and Shapes | Epithelium

[@AnatomyHero]

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[@jasminelinda8293]

Thank you! I love you, I’ve been struggling so bad with identifying epithelial tissues

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Anatomy hero, you're really the hero 😍 I would love you to make videos on the following: 1.histology of lymphatic system 2. Histology of male and female reproductive system 3. Histology of Urinary system. I really need help on the histology of the body systems 🙏

[@AnatomyHero]

For the urinary system I have the bladder and the ureter... If you go to my playlists and look on the AP2 histology one they will be there. Unfortunately, I don't know the histology of the lymphatic system, but I will get to male and female reproductive as well as the kidneys eventually. When I do get to them, I will put them on that playlist as well. Good luck in your studies!

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Amazing breakdown. Thank youuuu

[@omozokpiaeromosele4123]

Good and helpful video... Please do you have videos on evaluation and reporting of cytology slides? Thanks

[@AnatomyHero]

Sorry, I have a lot of videos on basic histology.... Differentiating tissue types, general histology about organs... But nothing more advanced. If you go to my page and then go to playlists, I have two histology playlists if you would like to see what else I have.

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Please make a video going over muscle&nervous tissue

[@AnatomyHero]

If you find my playlist titled "basic histology" I have two videos for muscle! Nothing for nervous though

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A solid explanation ❤ as expected

[@IMSHAKINGBABY]

How to tell if they are keratinized or non keratinized?

[@AnatomyHero]

Its hard to explain verbally, but I have a video comparing the two - let me know if you still have any questions! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKa3kHmMqs2Co6c

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[@AnatomyHero]

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[@Hewett22]

Hello, how do I tell between simple and stratified

[@AnatomyHero]

Simple is one layer of cells, stratified is multiple layers of cells. I made this video specifically to show students how to tell if they are seeing one layer or multiple layers...and if this didnt help you, I unfortunately can't think of a way to explain it any better. I would go back and try listening to my explanations one more time...and let me know if there is a specific part you aren't understanding

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[@ayamohamed2024]

for the stratified squamous example, why do we pay attention to the layer at the top? I am struggling to understand which part of the image I should be focused on.

[@AnatomyHero]

You want to identify the entire epithelial layer, but I highlighted the cells near the top because the tissue types is named for the squamous shaped cells near the top

[@AnatomyHero]

Here is a video where I film looking at stratified squamous live...so you see it at multiple magnifications and I point out how to tell where the epithelium begins and ends... www.tiktok.com/@anatomy.hero/video/7271715872589303070?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=mobile&sender_web_id=7278827793274078762

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