HISTOLOGY OF THE GASTRO INTESTINAL TRACT (GIT)

 

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HISTOLOGY OF EPITHELIAL CELLS

 

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SAFETY PRACTICES, PRECAUTIONS AND HARZARDS IN THE HISTOPATHOLOGY LABORATORY

 

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SAMPLING TECHNIQUES FOR HISTOPATHOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS

 

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SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND RECEPTION, STORAGE AND WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE HISTOPATHOLOGY LABORATORY

 

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MICROTOMES AND MICROTOMY

 

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MICROSCOPES AND MICROSCOPY

 

  

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DECALCIFICATION: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE

 

At the end of this lecture, students should be able to:    

1. Define decalcification and explain its prinicples

                                 2. Itemize and state common decalcifying agents with their merits and 

demerits

3. List and explain factors affecting decalcification

        4. Explain how to determine end point of decalcification

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Artefacts, Pigments And Minerals

 

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                    At the end of this lecture, students should be able to:

                    1. Define artefacts, pigments and minerals

                    2. Differentiate endogenous from exogenous pigments

                    3. State and explain different methods of removing pigments

                    4. List methods of demonstrating pigments

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Wound Healing And Tissue Repair

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Objectives

At the end of this lecture, students should be able to:

1. Understand the basic concepts in cell and tissue regeneration

2. Identify the four phases of repair by connective tissues

3. Distinguish between healing by first intention and healing by second intention

4. List the three major roles of macrophages in wound healing

5. Differentiate between the morphology and histology of scar tissue

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