It so amazing how youtubers on biology are saving our a**. They explain way better than our professors in classes. They just throw the lessons on our faces like dirty laundry and we have to sorte them out by ourselves. My classmate just send me this video to watch and I like it. Your explanation is clear like crystal. Thanks I appreciate it 🙏
You managed make me do something I've never done before. Sit through a whole histology presentation. If it was always taught like this there'd be a lot more histologists! 👏🏽👏🏽
Medlife Crisis Yyyyeeeesssss my dastardly plan is working 😈😈. Related, there are some very fun histology Instagram accounts out there. Nothing too serious, more “hey, this looks like Mickey Mouse” than “hey, this looks like cancer”
The comparison of kids lined up at recess with their different heights and pseudostratified columnar epithelium made SO MUCH SENSE to me. I can’t thank you enough. This is the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to understand
Im a pre nursing student trying to learn all of this online. I had no idea how to decipher any of these until this video so THANK YOU!!! You saved my life and now I understand my lab portion.
My 3 yo asked, “how did tissue get in your body?” I explained to her that it wasn’t like the tissues we use in the bathroom and immediately came to RUclips. I’m so glad we stumbled across your video. She loved it and learned many things. Thank you.
Your page is AMAZING!!!!! I am two weeks into my anatomy class with an exam this coming Tuesday on 4 Chapters including LAB. To say I am lost and confused is an understatement lol. However, your videos are truly helping me understand this stuff. I can cry from happiness. I hope everyone struggling comes across your page. Wonderful resource.
Interesting data: - organism > organs > tissues > cells - 4 types of tissues: muscles, epithalial, nervous, and connective - subtypes for each tissue type + nomenclature is presented quickly - very clear and entertaining video for an educational video --> good inspiration
I'm taking anatomy and the way the teacher explains it feels overwhelming to me, she doesn't break down the word like "striated" and "pseudostratified" and how simple squamous means one layer of flat cells, it helps so much how this professor makes it easier for us to understand what is what. And the pictures too, thank you so much for making histology interesting and learnable!!(:
On Monday I was told we were having a lab exam on Wednesday that was going to include histology despite having a 30min lecture. I was extremely lost and worried, but finding you has been a blessing. So thank you for teaching me, you're going to get me through this A&P class 🙏🏻
Thank you for this amazing video, I have a lab practical coming up on all this that is going to involve a lot of photos of tissues and skin layers that I must identify. People like you make these classes so much easier to get through, thanks.
THE PRODUCTION VALUE OF THIS IS SO GOOD! Oh my lord! The classroom resources I get don't even hold a candle to how efficiently you explain concepts- and with those spicy graphics-!
I'm a week late to Histology this summer, so this is really helping me out. Thank you SO SO SO MUCH for breaking it down like this, including pictures, and explaining the meanings of the names. Rote memory seems to be the charm for me, but I'm also relying on photographic memory (thus the visuals with text body works wonders for my brain.) Much Aloha!!!
Thanks for teaching and explaining this in a more simpler way. Been having a hard time understanding this but you make everything easier. THANK YOU SIR.. ❤👏
Im after my first year of veterinary medicine. Ive passed histology exams which were parted by theortical and practical exam few days ago and im so proud of that ( for me it was way harder than anatomy ) thanks for your videos. Best wishes :D
So far ive watched two of your videos and i love them because you are clear, concise and talk at a good pace -- easy to understand. I'm studying for the MCAT so this helps a ton! Thank you !🙂
Hei Patrick, I just discovered you channel and I'm loving it. I would be very appreciated to have a "Pathology for Beginners" playlist just like this one "Histology for Beginners" !. I am looking a lot in youtube and I couldn't find a very well-described and explained videos like yours. That would be very helpful! Thank you! Subscribed!
I really want to thank you for creating this videos. You make it much easier for me to remember my tissue learning time and makes me happy subscribe in ur channel.
Ah yes. Epithelia, bones and connective stuff, muscles and nerves. I think. Dunno, literally studying for Med school rn. Might be wrong, but this is my guess before watching
@@asiburger yep, btw i think there's a nice course on histology that's free online.. I forgot the site, but i think you'll find it was called hawkeye histology
Oooooh, good question! I did an undergrad degree for athletic training (sports medicine) then worked in healthcare for about 5 years before realizing I wanted to teach this material, not practice it. I'd say I really started *devoting* myself to learning how to teach this stuff at age 25, while I was already years into my career.
@@misty_jeera I don't have any suggestions off the top of my head, but my advice is to get a lot of practice however you can. That might mean flashcards or practice websites.
Whoever knew cancer could be so colourful! Fuck it if I get accepted in to medschool in a few years, I'm either going into pathology or radiology (unless something else snags my fancy lol).
Ohh man, making that video would take ages! There are quite a few types of cells out there. If you are interested in that much detail, I'd recommend looking up the Human Cell Atlas project. If you're looking for a summary, I'd recommend watching more detailed histology videos
Thanks for this video. I've been a big fan of yourself and Sawbones for several years, and recently made a channel on the History of Medicine in order to contribute to medical knowledge on youtube. My dream is to be as big as you someday! Would appreciate the support!
I understand tissues. I can memorize the different types of tissues, their functions, and locations. But I CAN NOT for the life of me figure out what they all look like because they all look the damn same and my teacher told me “epithelial tissue has a lumen but connective tissue doesn’t, what look like lumen on the connective tissue are actually cells” well let me tell you the lumen and cells look IDENTICAL and then she told me to look at the nuclei within the actual tissue to be able to tell where the cells are...but BOTH pictures of the tissues have nuclei that isn’t in the white part (the white part is the lumen/cell I’m talking abt) also because we were looking at adipose tissue which has fats and oils in the cells, the nucleus is pushed to the side so you can’t even see it under the microscope😑 There’s no way for me to differentiate them. I give up.
Omg! You’re soooo good . I watched my teacher’s video of 1 hr: 30minutes still didn’t get it. Your video’s explanation made it so easier. Thank you!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
May I know, is it ok to include photo from textbook in our video? Sorry very thankful if someone answer me... Or is it Ok to draw the photo. Or will I get sued...
Hi there, I'm happy to help. I get all my histology photos from photos in the public domain or that are licensed as Creative Commons. If you email me at patkellyteaches@gmail.com, I'm happy to share links to those photos, especially with other educators!
It so amazing how youtubers on biology are saving our a**. They explain way better than our professors in classes. They just throw the lessons on our faces like dirty laundry and we have to sorte them out by ourselves. My classmate just send me this video to watch and I like it. Your explanation is clear like crystal. Thanks I appreciate it 🙏
You managed make me do something I've never done before. Sit through a whole histology presentation. If it was always taught like this there'd be a lot more histologists! 👏🏽👏🏽
Medlife Crisis Yyyyeeeesssss my dastardly plan is working 😈😈. Related, there are some very fun histology Instagram accounts out there. Nothing too serious, more “hey, this looks like Mickey Mouse” than “hey, this looks like cancer”
@@Corporis I do not approve of whimsy
Medlife crisis! That's funny & so right on!
Now we need someone to to this for immunology!!!
The comparison of kids lined up at recess with their different heights and pseudostratified columnar epithelium made SO MUCH SENSE to me. I can’t thank you enough. This is the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to understand
Im a pre nursing student trying to learn all of this online. I had no idea how to decipher any of these until this video so THANK YOU!!! You saved my life and now I understand my lab portion.
Good luck with your classes, you can do it!
Same looks like a came across the right guy for the job. Ty in advance
My 3 yo asked, “how did tissue get in your body?” I explained to her that it wasn’t like the tissues we use in the bathroom and immediately came to RUclips. I’m so glad we stumbled across your video. She loved it and learned many things. Thank you.
Ah!! You have a gift for teaching this initially terribly frustrating topic. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! It's an interesting field once you're past the initial terrible frustration
I never thought I'd see you in the comment section while I was studying for school, hahaha.
Your page is AMAZING!!!!!
I am two weeks into my anatomy class with an exam this coming Tuesday on 4 Chapters including LAB. To say I am lost and confused is an understatement lol. However, your videos are truly helping me understand this stuff. I can cry from happiness. I hope everyone struggling comes across your page. Wonderful resource.
That's so nice of you to say, thank you! Best of luck with your class and exam! Feel free to request any topics you feel lost on!
Interesting data:
- organism > organs > tissues > cells
- 4 types of tissues: muscles, epithalial, nervous, and connective
- subtypes for each tissue type + nomenclature is presented quickly
- very clear and entertaining video for an educational video --> good inspiration
the 4 types of tissues are obviously kleenex, puffs, charmin, and bounty
Hahahahahaha! This is an underrated funny comment
Corporis aww thanks!!
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😂😂😂
I can’t 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a medical student this video was soo helpful, waiting to see more about histology. Thank you 😊
That's so awesome to hear, thank you! And best of luck in medical school!
By far one of the best teachers I have come across. Thanks for not being intimidating.
Wow, thank you! Best compliment I've received in ages. Good luck with your studies
I'm currently training to be a histotechnician and your channel has been a lifesaver! Super useful for studying.
Please don't stop making these videos! This so far has been the only way of me remembering this stuff
That means a lot, thank you. And best of luck studying!
I'm taking anatomy and the way the teacher explains it feels overwhelming to me, she doesn't break down the word like "striated" and "pseudostratified" and how simple squamous means one layer of flat cells, it helps so much how this professor makes it easier for us to understand what is what. And the pictures too, thank you so much for making histology interesting and learnable!!(:
My pleasure. Best of luck in class -- you've got this!
I've never learned so much from a 9mins video. In fact, in any class. Thank you so much!
On Monday I was told we were having a lab exam on Wednesday that was going to include histology despite having a 30min lecture. I was extremely lost and worried, but finding you has been a blessing. So thank you for teaching me, you're going to get me through this A&P class 🙏🏻
I'm obsessed with this channel! I love how everything is explained so well and in a way that keeps it interesting. Thank you
Very good video, understood way more than the introduction in my A & P class. THANK YOU!
pre med student here, i really had a hard time identifying different types of epithelial tissues, thank you for explaining it clearly!
My anxiety was so bad & after watching this video I’m not so nervous about learning histology anymore! Best teacher everrrrrr, thank you!
That's the highest compliment I can think of! Best of luck in your studies 🙌
As an non english speaker who's having a hard time understanding class lectures, this SAVED me. You made it sound so easy, I'm not even lying.
Wonderful, thank you for the nice words. I can very easily add auto-translated captions in the future. Do you have a language you'd like available?
I'm a freshman in med school and I'm really grateful for your work!
Thank you for this amazing video, I have a lab practical coming up on all this that is going to involve a lot of photos of tissues and skin layers that I must identify. People like you make these classes so much easier to get through, thanks.
THE PRODUCTION VALUE OF THIS IS SO GOOD!
Oh my lord! The classroom resources I get don't even hold a candle to how efficiently you explain concepts- and with those spicy graphics-!
Very spicy. Extra picante.
I'm a week late to Histology this summer, so this is really helping me out. Thank you SO SO SO MUCH for breaking it down like this, including pictures, and explaining the meanings of the names. Rote memory seems to be the charm for me, but I'm also relying on photographic memory (thus the visuals with text body works wonders for my brain.) Much Aloha!!!
Thanks for teaching and explaining this in a more simpler way. Been having a hard time understanding this but you make everything easier. THANK YOU SIR.. ❤👏
I’ve watched this several times. Thank you so much for making this video. It’s helped me immensely. 😊👍🏻
Im after my first year of veterinary medicine. Ive passed histology exams which were parted by theortical and practical exam few days ago and im so proud of that ( for me it was way harder than anatomy ) thanks for your videos. Best wishes :D
Histology is killing me at the moment. So glad to find this video.. Even the background music has the “chill.. you got this” kinda vibe lol
Absolutely amazing presentation. Engaging, eye-catching, informative, and interesting. Great teaching that's easy to follow!
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the kind words!
Your helping me understand this complex subject.
So far ive watched two of your videos and i love them because you are clear, concise and talk at a good pace -- easy to understand. I'm studying for the MCAT so this helps a ton! Thank you !🙂
That's so sweet of you to say. Thank you! Best of luck in your studies
@@Corporis 😊 Thank you !
you're really great at teaching. I've watched two of your video and i could say i totally undesrtand you than my prof. Thanks!
That's great to hear -- thank you! Best of luck in your studies
I have an exam this weekend over this and I have been struggling, so thank you!
Happy to help! Best of luck with your exam
Your efforts are praiseworthy
I appreciate that!
you explain so well. Currently dying with histology and made me think of it differently.
Best of luck in class!
I was like plz don't end the video plz don't end ... thanks a lot for making this video. Do you have more explanatory lectures on histo ?
this was so much helpful 🤍 just a little note that as for me I see the music at background a little distracting
Wow glad i came across this video 😊, it has helped me summarised all my histology i read from some complex. Book😢
wow wow..Best explanation of BASIC Histology
Glad you liked it
Prelim exams next week and your videos always comes up when I get dustracted and tired of reading books
You Sir are a true hero!
Hei Patrick, I just discovered you channel and I'm loving it. I would be very appreciated to have a "Pathology for Beginners" playlist just like this one "Histology for Beginners" !. I am looking a lot in youtube and I couldn't find a very well-described and explained videos like yours.
That would be very helpful! Thank you!
Subscribed!
You are killing it, friend!!!!
Thanks Haley ☺️
This is phenomenal
Great breakdown, thank you!
I really want to thank you for creating this videos. You make it much easier for me to remember my tissue learning time and makes me happy subscribe in ur channel.
Thanks for the easy review! I learned this stuff like 4 months ago and gotta be ready for A&P II
Alex Colin Good luck in the next class!
you are doing really great job! wish you luck on RUclips!
Thank you so much!!
I am student of medicine thia video help me about thanks for you explaining 💯💯👍
Dear LORD! How do you not have more subscribers and views?!
Thank you so much for this wonderful video
This is incredibly helpful, thank you!
UR VIDEOS ARE SO GOOOOOOD THANK YOU
Amazing I am planning to attend the med school in India this some awesome stuff love from india ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
PS the guy in the pic is my dad 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Best of luck!
Wooow, A very detailed ,informative and fun video. Thank you so much
My pleasure, good luck with your studies!
I really love the video graphics
Thank you! I worked hard on them!
I’m taking the teas… so I like this video..❤️❤️❤️
they are good scientist i wanna watch this to learn
This was really helpful thank you!
Pretty smart tissue video !
Bro can you please do some videos on Neoplasia histology?
Thank you for the help!
Thank you very much sir.
Thanks
Do you have any links to those pictures of the skeletal, cardiac, and smooth?
This was phenomenal, thank you. Excellent video editing as well
Much appreciated!
Off-topic but could somebody please let me know how to find public domain pictures for a presentation like this? I would really appreciate it!!
Hey very useful video ! Are you a pathoanatomist ?
thank you Doctor
Thank you for the intro!
Does anyone in the comments here use KenHub? What is your opinion about it, is it worth buying or not?
THANK YOU!
Can you talk about reproductive and lymphatic system histology
You did a great job
Ah yes. Epithelia, bones and connective stuff, muscles and nerves. I think. Dunno, literally studying for Med school rn. Might be wrong, but this is my guess before watching
Marquis Charlemagne Ayyyy! Not bad!
:3 your videos are like a little vacation from the stale, dry books. I mean I LOVE what I'm learning, but it's not as nice to look at in a book. :D
@@asiburger yep, btw i think there's a nice course on histology that's free online..
I forgot the site, but i think you'll find it was called hawkeye histology
When did u start loving science? Like when did u start devoting yourself to understanding everything you have discussed in your channel?
Oooooh, good question! I did an undergrad degree for athletic training (sports medicine) then worked in healthcare for about 5 years before realizing I wanted to teach this material, not practice it. I'd say I really started *devoting* myself to learning how to teach this stuff at age 25, while I was already years into my career.
Thanks.Great vedio! I have some questions in Histogy can i ask ?
Yes of course! Feel free to email as well: patkellyteaches [at] gmail.com
@@Corporis thanks, could you please send me your email?
and why do i need to know this for my training to become a geriatric nurse?
Loved this video man! What software did you use to create the slides/video!?
Adobe products for everything, all the animation is in After Effects. Thanks for the kind words!
Ay thanks a lot! that's a gives a great overview of the whole subject. I specially find connective tissue to be very confusing XD
Glad it was helpful!
@@Corporis Hey btw i'm a second year medical student, which books would you suggest me to go through histology?
@@misty_jeera I don't have any suggestions off the top of my head, but my advice is to get a lot of practice however you can. That might mean flashcards or practice websites.
@@Corporis ah I see thanks again! : )
Hopefully this time I dont fail. Starting again Monday.
You got this dude. Good luck
3:24 aren't the purple things nuclei on the other tissues?
Amazing ✨
Whoever knew cancer could be so colourful! Fuck it if I get accepted in to medschool in a few years, I'm either going into pathology or radiology (unless something else snags my fancy lol).
That's awesome man, stay focused and you got it!
thank you so much i love it
Can I ask if I can use this to summarize the different kinds of cell in human body?
Ohh man, making that video would take ages! There are quite a few types of cells out there. If you are interested in that much detail, I'd recommend looking up the Human Cell Atlas project. If you're looking for a summary, I'd recommend watching more detailed histology videos
Great vid
wonderful really thank you ,,太谢谢了 ，，，
What's the music called I love it
Another great video 🤩
Thank you! 😁 Trying to get videos stacked for the new semester
Hi, i got some confusion in many topics, could you please help me out, and what would be the way to contact you?
Whats histology difference between simple ranula and plunging ranula
What are the four tissue types? Wrong answers only.
Grumpy, Doc, Sleepy, Dopey
Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin
Zombie, Skeleton, Creeper, Spider
North, East, South, West
Blood, phlegm, black bile & yellow bile
Thanks for this video. I've been a big fan of yourself and Sawbones for several years, and recently made a channel on the History of Medicine in order to contribute to medical knowledge on youtube. My dream is to be as big as you someday! Would appreciate the support!
Nostalgic Medicine That’s amazing, your channel is off to a great start 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@Corporis Hopefully, I'll gain enough credibility to collab with you someday!
I understand tissues. I can memorize the different types of tissues, their functions, and locations. But I CAN NOT for the life of me figure out what they all look like because they all look the damn same and my teacher told me “epithelial tissue has a lumen but connective tissue doesn’t, what look like lumen on the connective tissue are actually cells” well let me tell you the lumen and cells look IDENTICAL and then she told me to look at the nuclei within the actual tissue to be able to tell where the cells are...but BOTH pictures of the tissues have nuclei that isn’t in the white part (the white part is the lumen/cell I’m talking abt) also because we were looking at adipose tissue which has fats and oils in the cells, the nucleus is pushed to the side so you can’t even see it under the microscope😑 There’s no way for me to differentiate them. I give up.
I love this!!!!
Thank you so much
Please make more histology videos😭😭😭😭
Plenty more coming! I've got a histology playlist that I'll be building on much more this semester
@@Corporis thank you 😃😃
Omg! You’re soooo good . I watched my teacher’s video of 1 hr: 30minutes still didn’t get it. Your video’s explanation made it so easier. Thank you!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
May I know, is it ok to include photo from textbook in our video? Sorry very thankful if someone answer me... Or is it Ok to draw the photo. Or will I get sued...
Hi there, I'm happy to help. I get all my histology photos from photos in the public domain or that are licensed as Creative Commons. If you email me at patkellyteaches@gmail.com, I'm happy to share links to those photos, especially with other educators!
@@Corporis thank u so much.. U are so kind 😊
Is the asshole-muscle a smooth one or a skelatal one?
my trip o phobia doesn’t let me look at these correctly while in class !😪
Wow dami