Simple Squamous Epithelium

For Anatomy 10A lab students at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, Ca.

[@dinahdavis515]

Thank you for showing different pictures. .. it helps

[@aleixhandris]

You are so helpful and I love that you show us many different examples so we learn to identify them by ourselves.

[@Abby_16.]

Wow! I love your lectures, they helped tremendously. Thanks for sharing.

[@MsPrettyTags]

Simple squamous and Adipose can look alike but the simple shows a lot more nuclei....check out the adipose video she has....hope this helps

[@elenasandalova4150]

I love your lectures! Helped a lot

[@MegaVernon42]

I love your teaching style!! I'm taking Bio 111. :)

[@bridgetphilip6405]

I had a pap smear test and the results at the Top were written SATISFACTION :adequate number of squamous cells, and at the end on cervical test it was written CONCLUSION :negative, no malignancy found!.. I'm confused on that adequate number of squamous cells, what does that mean please?!

[@skarpengland]

Call ur doctor.

[@chibichichio]

At 5:50, is it not adipose connective tissue?

[@mgold9999]

Alveolar epithelium contains type I alveolar cells number wise 40% and surface wise 95% which are thin squamous cells but also type II alveolar cells number wise 60%, surface wise 5% that are cuboidal secretory cells, both in a single layer. Is it still correct to say that the alveolar epithelium is a simple squamous or would it be more correct to refer to it as an alveolar epithelium - a mix of simple squamous and cuboidal? The squamous cells are in the majority surface wise but not number wise.

[@jonahjones4530]

Amazing lectures!!!!!

[@evilbadguystrikes]

funny at 3:30 she says " ass you" instead of "ask you.' I love her accent

[@tanaaju6570]

Thank you for this video
I have learned so much from it 🤗

[@tchelle9013]

funny recommended moment

[@diaryofawimpycollegegirl5149]

excellent video!

[@babyheartX3]

thank you so much!

[@Rawand08]

thanks