Review and Quiz | Epithelium

00:00 - intro
00:37 - the six side-by-sides
04:25 - a word about transitional
05:30 - two side-by-side
06:34 - question 1
07:40 - question 2
08:03 - question 3
08:48 - question 4
09:19 - question 5
10:12 - question 6
11:13 - question 7
11:43 - question 8
12:10 - question 9
13:07 - question 10
13:58 - question 11
14:22 - question 12
14:50 - question 13
15:33 - question 14
15:51 - question 15
16:19 - question 16
17:00 - question 17
18:30 - a public service announcement
19:00 - additional example of question 17
19:37 - don't trust google

I know I said 18 questions but apparently, I can't count.

Includes simple columnar, simple cuboidal, simple squamous, ciliated pseudostratified columnar, non-ciliated pseudostratified columnar, stratified squamous, stratified cuboidal, stratified columnar and transitional epithelium. Includes stratified columnar vs stratified cuboidal and ciliated pseudostratified vs non ciliated pseudostratified columnar

[nancyzamora]

I went over the first video I believe... I forgot the title of it but it was identifying epithilum cells and the different layers and shapes of them. I watched it once while getting ready for work and was easily entertained and captured by the way you talk and how you present the work. On my lab day today, I remembered vividly about the video and I was able to answer questions of my lab today correctly! All thanks to your videos! Thank you.

[kevinnguyen]

I really hope you’re still teaching. Thank you so much for this, every professor I’ve always had teaches this like it’s common knowledge like oh that’s obviously adipose why would you confuse it for simple squamous but you take the time to explain the differences, thank you. Your videos made most of it click for me.

[tyda]

Thank you so much for this vid!! This morning was my first lab exam and I passed with a 84!! Your vids made me understand Epithelium tissue more😊😊 look forward to watching more of your vids I have two more lab exams left !!

[spiritchahiro]

Thank you for giving us an amazing histology lecture
After watching this lecture I cleared all of my queries and easily identify epithelium types 😊

[joserojas]

The best video out there about this topic!! Good examples and nice explanations regarding transitional and pseudoestratified :))

[leahzolotareva]

Thank you so much!! This helped so much made it much easier to break it down and understand!!

[rubymaciass]

thank youuu your videos helped me get a 92 on my exam

[vzuuwcw]

Thank you so much for this video two days later I have first lab exam and now I know everything about epithelial ❤❤❤❤❤ thanks so much

[genieeme]

You're a great teacher, you've taught me a lot on this. None of it my teacher actually put on the test, I've never seen such bad images in my life and it was on a computer. But I actually learned here

[maryhara]

You theeee best

Histology has been made easier ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[paulncd]

thank you so much for this ! i feel more prepared for our histology course next semester !

[adanilda]

Yes, thank you I’m so glad I found this video and I passed all your questions so woot woot. This should be a breeze on my exam today.

[peacegabriel]

This was really helpful, thank you so so much💕

[zara]

I gotta say, I LOVE your passion for this topic. Your tangent had me arguing against Davidson and nodding my head in agreement like we're gossiping haha!

[lucasedwards]

I have learned a lot
You are the best

[jacquelinechilangisha]

Thank you so much it was really helpful.. was having hard time in differencienting but not anymore 🤗🤗🤗

[marzieshojaat]

In time for my morning exam 😢super scared

[fatimashanle]

I thought question 16 was stratified cuboidal because of the circle nuclei and multiple layers. Can you explain how it's traditional a bit more please? Thank youuu

[nickzzz]

Hi @anatomyhero do you have any videos on the cell cycle and mitotic cellular division? If so please tell me where I can find it. Thank youuuu

[Forevertwentyfive]

Love your videos, they are super helpful! I have an easier time with lab and I practice with examples like these but I have a hard time with retaining all the information with lecture.. any tips for studying techniques?? Thanks in advance!🙂