The nervous tissue is a critical component of the nervous system, which consist of cells called neurons. Neurons are specialized cells that transmit electrical signals from one neuron to another, allowing for cell to cell communication. These signals also allow for the coordination of various bodily functions, such as sensory perception and motor…[Read more]

KATE KEZIAH R. PACIONAL
BSMT II
MT30 (LEC) – CC
Whenever I encounter a challenging concept in anatomy and physiology, Crash Course comes to the rescue! In his educational discourse on the urinary system, he breaks down the part called nephrons in our kidneys. These tiny guys do a big job by cleaning waste from our blood and keeping our body’s b…[Read more]

KATE KEZIAH R. PACIONAL
BSMT II
MT30 (LEC) – CC

Inside our bodies, we have a special system that moves blood around. It’s like a team of tubes, the heart, and the lungs working together. The heart’s right side sends dirty blood to the lungs, where it gets cleaned up with oxygen. Then, the left side of the heart pushes this clean blood throu…[Read more]

KATE KEZIAH R. PACIONAL
BSMT II
MT30 (LEC) – CC

The nervous system is like our body’s texting system, and it’s made of nervous tissue. This tissue acts like super-fast wires that help us move, feel stuff, and think. So, nervous tissue is what makes our texting system work. It sends messages really quick to keep our body doing its thing.

KATE KEZIAH R. PACIONAL
BSMT II
MT30 (LEC) – CC

Why is histology important?
Histology is important because it helps us understand how our body tissues are built. Think of it as a kind of “microscope anatomy.” By looking at tiny slices of tissue under a microscope, scientists and doctors can see what’s normal and what’s not. This is super h…[Read more]

KATE KEZIAH R. PACIONAL
BSMT II
MT30 (LEC) – CC
Histology art creatively illustrates tiny structures in our bodies, like cells and tissues, using staining and imaging techniques. It transforms scientific data into visually appealing depictions, providing a deeper insight into the microscopic world. This art form acts as a bridge between science a…[Read more]

Urinary system, also called the renal system or urinary tract, removes waste from your blood, in the form of urine. It also helps regulate your blood volume and pressure and controls the level of chemicals and salts (electrolytes) in your body’s cells and blood.

The link below shows how the Urinary System works

How Your Urinary…

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