Identifying Tissues | Review and Practice

This video includes more than 40 practice identification question for the basic tissue types include: simple squamous epithelium, simple cuboidal epithelium, simple columnar epithelium, ciliated pseduostratified columnar epithelium, transitional epithelium, stratified squamous epithelium , areolar connective tissue, adipose, elastic connective tissue, dense irregular connective tissue, dense regular connective tissue, smooth muscle, skeletal muscle, and cardiac muscle and compact osseous tissue

00:00 Intro
01:40 "Word Bank"
02:50 For students at my school
03:47 Practice Question 1
04:00 Answer
04:25 Practice Question 2
04:37 Answer
05:05 Practice Question 3
05:17 Answer
06:09 Practice Question 4
06:21 Answer + Practice Question 5
06:37 Answer + Practice Question 6
06:53 Answer
07:08 Bonus Question
07:38 Practice Question 7
07:41 Answer
08:11 Practice Question 8
08:21 Answer
09:00 Practice Question 9
09:15 Answer
09:37 Practice Question 10
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10:30 Practice Question 11
10:42 Answer2
11:00 Practice Question 12
11:11 Answer
11:25 Practice Question 13
11:38 Answer + Next Question 14
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12:11 Practice Question 15
12:22 Answer
12:47 Practice Question 16
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13:29 Practice Question 17
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14:14 Practice Question 18
14:25 Answer
14:54 Practice Question 19
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15:20 Practice Question 20
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15:45 Practice Question 21
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16:20 Practice Question 22
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16:40 Practice Question 23
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18:55 Practice Question 27
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19:40 Practice Question 28
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20:06 Practice Question 29
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21:04 Practice Question 30
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21:35 Practice Question 31
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22:15 Quiet Practice (Final 10)
22:31 Answer
22:41 Practice Question 33
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23:02 Practice Question 34
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23:22 Practice Question 35
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24:28 Practice Question 38
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24:49 Practice Question 39
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25:10 Practice Question 40
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[Tocsin-Bang]

As a retired histology technician, may I compliment the technicians who prepared your slides, they are really excellent.

[malakeid]

I never comment on videos, but you deserve the recognition. You are an amazing tutor, professor and teacher to all. I made a series of videos into a playlist tied down to this video and it was because of you, that I was able to get every question correct. Genuinely, thank you !!

[renmi]

I have been studying all of your histology videos for the past two days and I now know these tissues 100%. Thank you for this amazing content!

[zanetamonikasekulski]

I wish I found your channel sooner Professor! In my AP class I struggled badly with histology that I ended up breaking my 4.0 GPA streak due to that difficult class. I studied to point of no belief. Staying up late, which now I know is not conducive to anyone's health. You're explaining all the tissues as well as cartilage beautifully. My professor is a Doctor. Very strict, practical exams everyday, written exams everyday on top of homework. I literally fell into depression because she gave me 79%! Yes, it's a passing grade, as I mentioned all went downhill with my GPA from there. Not only that, she slammed door on a student literally just walking into classroom, because it was one minute past 8 am. Unbelievable.

[francescamarino-my]

I have never left a comment before but I just binge watched your whole playlist on basic histology and wow you have genuinely helped me so much. I now feel prepared for my first practical tomorrow.

[HalieBeeler]

I'm so glad your channel exists, I'm sure it's helped tens of thousands of students pass. I had to drop A&P 1 last semester because the professors were horrible (lecture wasn't that atrocious, but combined with the lab one, it was overall bad). Lab professor and lecture professor would say different things about the same thing, and neither had communication with one another so it made it difficult. You were basically studying for 2 different classes despite it being just one big class. I was also taking elementary statistics and two other electives, while also holding down a job, it was just too much.

The lab professor threw you to the wolves, read off of a PowerPoint, and while he did write notes for us to copy.. they were out of context when you went home to restudy them. He also didn't teach us how to use a microscope, saying we should've learned it in high school, when there are students 30+ y/o that I'm sure haven't touched a microscope in years. You also weren't guided on which slides you needed to use, you guessed, and if it didn't have a label, well then you were just out of luck on what you were looking at.

I'm already halfway through the summer semester and feeling much more confident about A&P, and supplemental videos like yours really help.

[calebex]

These videos are so helpful! I am one week into A&P and while I have the names and most locations and functions memorized for my first lab test next week I have been having trouble identifying what tissue I am looking at while in lab. Your videos have helped me feel prepared than any of the text or video lectures from my class!

[shaeadams]

Thank you for these videos. I have just passed my exam on histology of cells for my first year of university. Your video really helped

[karawest]

Thank you so much! I'm taking A and P 1 and retain info so much better when hearing it explained versus just reading textbooks, this has been a lifesaver, and your descriptions of each and why they are this tissue or that tissue, and how to classify and identify, AMAZING! I'm hopefully gona kick this Histology exam's butt! ❤😂

[leila]

These videos helped soo much !! You have no idea. I’ve been struggling with differentiating smooth muscle and dense regular tissue for the longest. You also reminded me that the cardiac muscle has the little discs in between so I won’t identify it as Skeletal muscle. thank you soo much again !

[vanezzaterry]

Great video. I really appreciate you taking the time to gather all the tissues together in one video

[francisphiri]

I love the fact that you're a great anatomist and great teacher of it

[lolahehe]

everytime she said u should have known this it makes me want to cry

[darlingstar]

I don’t and will not watch anyone but your channel! Extremely beneficial! Thank you!

[thestressbus]

You are a godsent! Thank you so much for explaining how to identity the tissues so clearly!

[kaprie]

I'm struggling so hard with histology but your videos are very helpful. Thank you.

[clearlycryptic]

That was super helpful, thank you! I'm a medical student in New Zealand with a background in medical research science and an interest in forensic pathology. It's been a while since I've had histology labs! It would be super helpful if you could specify which stain is used if not H&E, but I totally understand if that's too much work. Incredibly useful regardless!

[amandaboharski]

I cannot thank you enough for your videos! You truly are my anatomy hero.

[dmytropasichniy]

Thank you. You explain well and clearly. You are a good teacher!

[TheMoreVodka]

First day when watching your videos: I don't know what this even is
Third day: easily 39 examples recognized