Kylemaxinne B. Panzo
BSMT-II
MT 30 – AA (LEC)
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Why Is Histology Important?

Histology is a very important field of study that has many applications in different scientific disciplines. To recall, histology focuses on tissues and their structures with their linked functions – allowing for observations or studies designed for various uses.
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Histology in Medicine

There is no doubt that histology is integral in medicine, enabling us to understand structural changes underlying and associated with diseases. It helps healthcare professionals to diagnose and be guided in choosing proper treatment interventions.
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Histology in Other Fields

Histology is also relevant in other areas of science. It aids in the understanding of tissue and organ anatomy and physiology among different species; it is essential for veterinary science; and it plays a vital role providing useful information during criminal investigations as well as post-mortem exams.
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Further Appreciating Histology

Through histology, we are able to admire the complexities in our body and understand that there is beauty even in human function, much like the beauty of God’s creation. The in-depth examination of cellular structures enhances our knowledge about these intricacies, making us appreciate all the wonders that life has to offer.
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A video from one of my favorite science communicators, Hank Green of the Crash Course team, is attached below for supplemental information on histology.
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REFERENCE:

Colonna, D. (2023). Histology and Cell Biology: Understanding the Microstructure of Tissues and Organs. Journal of Interdisciplinary Histopathology, 11(5), 01-02. Open Access. Retrieved from https://www.ejmjih.com/ejmjih-articles/histology-and-cell-biology-understanding-the-microstructure-of-tissues-and-organs-98219.html
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Tissues, Part 1: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #2 – YouTube

https://youtu.be/i5tR3csCWYo?si=4aX8GSpEED-XWvMs

In this episode of Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology, Hank gives you a brief history of histology and introduces you to the different types and functions of …