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Mr. Fords Anatomy Physiology: Lesson 5:1 Epithelial Cells-General Histology

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This is part 1 of the lessons covering tissues. In this video we discuss some of the general features of epithelial cells, which make up the integumentary system of the human body. For the complete Lesson 5 videos, as well as interactive exam reviews and class notes please visit us at www.mrfordsclass.net

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  • The BM is certainly NOT the same as the basal lamina. The lamina is merely a component of the basement membrane.

  • @amrx2011 Thank you for the comment. Please see the postings between karlkarlkarl234 and myself on this topic.

  • The basal lamina is NOT the basal membrane.

  • @karlkarlkarl1234 @mrfordsclass (pt3) For purpose of general A&P course, basal lamina and basement membrane can be considered same thing, Walter Reed Army Institute Research jcb.rupress(dot)org/content/35­/1/273.full(dot)pdf Thank you for raising that point. It is sometimes confusing when students go from gen sci course to more in-depth classes in professional schools. It gets even more confusing when going into clinical when you learn just how much art there is to medicine.

  • @karlkarlkarl1234

    Yeah that' fair enough.

    Sorry about double post, this new YouTube outlay is horrible.

  • @karlkarlkarl1234 No kidding! :)

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  • this is interesting and very educational

  • I'm in PA school and find your lectures very helpful when studying for exams. Thanks for making them public.

  • Excellent lesson! Tks alot. Maybe if you could put up some illustration it would be da BEST EVER. Still an excellent video, tks.

  • @mrfordsclass Thanks for the info! I felt the need to post and pass on the message as I still remember a lecture in university years ago where the prof was very adamant about how we shouldn't interchange the two terms. Thought maybe it would help someone who is looking for a quick answer. And thanks about the video hah.

  • My name is Sonia and I am currently taking a entrance exam for a nursing program is 3 weeks. I haven't taken A&P but other courses such as General Biology, Women's Biology, Human Biology, and sports medicine which has been very helpful in reviewing the A&P material. A&P is not required to take the exam in which I plane to take in 3 weeks. Does your series on A&P cover all the basic material to take the HESI nursing entrance exam? If so, do you think 3wks is enough time to complete the series?

  • Very educational and interesting lessons, Mr. Frord!

    You definitely like the subject you teach

  • thank uu

  • @mrfordsclass As you are only a Biology student karl where did you get your second hand information, which text book did you read it and copy it from?

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