How to learn histology and embryology well, and what is the significance of studying histoembryology

Let's start with the preview. It is divided into short-term preview and long-term preview.

Long-term preview refers to the random addition of knowledge related to tissue embryos in the library. It's useful.

The recent preview is to preview before class. It's not that you just read a book. My teacher said that you should read and write at the same time as you prepare.

For example, if two organs are learning at the same time, you can list a ** to compare their differences, from structure to function. So that the next time you look at it, you only need to look at the icon. For professional terms, you can often look at them, and some knowledge can be associated with memorization.

When I was in class, I was most taboo about copying notes all the time. Because there are a lot of histoembryology that are difficult to fully understand, the teacher will tell you what it is during the class. And the notes can be supplemented with reference materials after class. . .

The terminology teacher will also focus on it! English is also important. You should memorize Chinese and English at the same time.

For review, it is the key in the key, can be divided into multiple reviews, usually after the class immediately need to supplement their own notes or supplement their own brain things, preview the knowledge to understand, have a concept of the theory can be, the first review can be based on their own situation, but must be seen in every knowledge... This is something you can do by yourself when you are previewing**,Board book or something Look,It saves a lot of time here.,The most important thing is high efficiency.,As long as you want to learn you can remember it in the shortest possible time.。。。 Anyway, I read it every morning.,,I feel like I remember English.。。。

Some things don't need to be studied in depth.,Feel free to be ready to ask the teacher.,What you say is obscure may be too little knowledge to read.。。 A textbook is not enough... There's a lot of beautiful stuff in there.

If you look at it for a long time, you will feel very comfortable...

If it's obscure, you can associate memories such as lymph, you can think of the police or something, patrolling, and so on.

As long as you're patient, there's nothing you can't do. Go to the library and borrow some explanatory materials on this subject.

Hard work and hardship, it is difficult to remember and write a few more articles on a piece of paper, and I use this method to memorize several books.

But if you go to medicine with the same idea, there's nothing to learn.

The senior year is going to prepare for the graduate school entrance examination, and after studying internal and external women, you will understand how little the content of the embryo is. Now he is a graduate school entrance examination dog, and he was still looking at pathology before opening Zhihu. I really regret that I didn't take the basic course well, and now I have to gnaw on the physiology and pathology.

I studied imaging, and the anatomical structure that the teacher read in class only knew roughly, so I was afraid that the teacher would study it deeply.

Histology and embryology is a method to study the fine structure, functional relationships and occurrence and development of the human body. Human tissue embryology can be divided into two parts: human histology and human embryology, both of which focus on the morphological structure of the human body, but human histology focuses on elucidating the relationship between the subtle structure of the human body and its function.

Human embryology, on the other hand, focuses on elucidating the procedures of human structural development and differentiation and the regularity of growth changes. In recent years, due to the wide application of some new technologies such as fluorescence microscopy, immunofluorescence microscopy, autoradiography, and scanning electron microscopy, histoembryology methods are developing rapidly, and the depth of research has entered the molecular level.

Summary. Histology and embryology consists of two relatively independent disciplines: Histology and Embryology.

Histology is the science that studies the microstructure under the light microscope of the normal human body and the ultrastructure and its related functions under the electron microscope, and is an important basic course of medical profession. The purpose of this course is to enable students to acquire basic theories and basic knowledge about the microstructure of the human body, such as identifying various cells, tissues and organs, and understanding the relationship between their structure and function, so as to lay the foundation for learning physiology, pathology and other basic medical and clinical disciplines.

Human embryology is a science that studies the process of human ontogenesis and organ formation, and is an important basic course of medical profession. Through theoretical teaching and practical observation of physical specimens and models, animation and video demonstrations, etc., students can systematically understand the early occurrence of human embryos and the normal formation process of major organs, understand the abnormalities and deformities that may occur, and lay a solid foundation for learning other basic medical and clinical medicine courses. At the same time, students are trained to construct spatial thinking ability, understand the interconnection and constraint relationship between the occurrence and development of things, understand the occurrence law of human organs from the perspective of development, and deduce the corresponding embryological causes according to clinical cases of congenital malformations.

Histology and embryology consists of two relatively independent disciplines: Histology and Embryology. Histology is the science that studies the microstructure under the light microscope of the normal human body and the ultrastructure and its related functions under the electron microscope, and is an important basic course of medical profession.

The purpose of this course is to enable students to acquire basic theories and basic knowledge about the microstructure of the human wide-limbed stool, such as identifying various cells, tissues, and organs, and understanding the relationship between their structure and function, so as to lay the foundation for learning physiology, pathology and other basic medical and clinical disciplines. Human embryology is a science that studies the process of human ontogenesis and organ formation, and is an important basic course of medical profession. Through theoretical teaching and practical observation of physical specimens and models, animation and video demonstrations, etc., students can systematically understand the early occurrence of human embryos and the normal formation process of major organs, understand the abnormalities and deformities that may occur, and lay a solid foundation for learning other basic medical and clinical medicine courses.

At the same time, students are trained to construct spatial thinking ability, understand the interconnection and constraint relationship between the occurrence and development of things, understand the occurrence law of human organs from the perspective of development, and deduce the corresponding embryological causes according to clinical cases of congenital malformations.

Histology and embryology is an important basic medical course, which is closely related to other basic medicine and clinical medicine courses such as physiology, biochemistry, immunology, pathology and clinical medicine. ==

You can't just memorize this course.

Histactology is a morphological discipline and an important basic medical course, covering cells, tissues, and organ systems. Due to the large amount of content that needs to be memorized, new cells will appear in each class, and each cell has different organelles, which is often annoying to take care of one or the other.

First of all, with the help of logical reasoning ability, the knowledge of embryonic embryos can be brought to life. Then pay attention to the commonality and characteristics. And when you really can't remember the organizational structure, try to use your imagination!

Make memories come alive and interestingSome structures can remind people of some life examples, give full play to your imagination, and the learning process will become lively and memorable.

Finally, we should pay attention to summarizing and classifying. Histology and embryology are divided into general and monographs, and the monographs are divided into many systems, and each system includes a number of organs, and the content learned is more complex and scattered, and the knowledge can be deepened and systematized through longitudinal review, and the knowledge obtained is more complete. And we should pay attention to the connection between the front and back, including the connection between disciplines, systems, and organs.

1. Explanation of terms: 1 Polarity: 2 Blood image: 3 Bone unit: 4 **Chyle duct: 5 Blood-gas barrier:

2. Fill in the blanks: 1 The monolayer epithelium can be divided into 2 according to the morphology of the cells Common fibers in loose connective tissue are

3 There are four common types of cells in bone tissue: and . 4 Nervous tissue is made up of two types of cells: and . 5 Pancreatic Islet A cells are mainly secreted Pancreatic Islet B cells are mainly secreted

6 Fundic gland main cells, also known as parietal cells, also known as 7 photoreceptor cells, have two types: and . 8 The glomeruli are made up of and .

9 During a menstrual cycle, changes in the endometrium can generally be divided into three phases. 10 Alveolar surfactant is mainly secreted by .

3. Multiple choice questions: 1 Which of the following organs belongs to the stratified flat epithelium ( ) a stomach b trachea c bladder d oral 2 Which of the following cells is not common in loose connective tissue ( ) A goblet cells b mast cells c plasma cells d adipocytes 3 Which of the following organs is mainly composed of fibrocartilage ( ) A epiglottis b Intervertebral disc c Costal arch d Tracheal ring 4 Calcitonin is mainly secreted by which of the following endocrine organs ( ) A adrenal gland b Parathyroid C Thyroid d Pituitary gland5 Adiplocytes are located in ( ) A liver plate b Hepatic sinusoids c **Venous d perisinus space 6 filtration barrier does not include which of the following structures ( ) a hiatal membrane b porous endothelium c basal membrane d mesangium 7 The median layer of the major arteries is mainly composed of ( ). a Smooth muscle b collagen fibrils c elastic fibers d dense connective tissue8 fertilization occurs in the fallopian tubes ( ) a isthmus b ampulla c excantium d uterus 9 Which of the following structures is uncommon in the hepatic portal area ( ) A bile tubule b Interlobular artery c Interlobular vein d Interlobular bile duct 10 Which layer of the gastric wall is the fundic gland located ( ) A epithelial layer b lamina propina c myometrial layer d Submucosa.

4. True or False: 1 The cilia on the mucosal surface of the respiratory tract are mainly used to increase the surface area ( 2 The proteoglycan in the loose connective tissue can confine pathogenic microorganisms ( 3 The most basic unit of liver structure and function is hepatocytes ( 4 The surface of the alveoli occupies most of the area is type I alveolar cells ( 5 Ovulation generally occurs around the 14th day of the menstrual cycle (

5. Short answer questions: 1 Briefly describe the morphology and function of red blood cells? 2 Briefly describe the structure of the liver lobules? 3 Briefly describe the structure of the adrenal cortex?