Histology is a science which studies the microstructure of the human body and the relationship between the body’s structures and functions. Embryology is a science which studies the process and mechanism of the development from the fertilized ovum to the new individual. The purpose of learning histology and embryology is to better understand human physiological process and pathological phenomenon on the basis of mastering human microscopic structures, related functions and human genesis and development process, so as to lay a solid foundation for in-depth study of other medical foundation and clinical courses.Through the study of this course, the learners can establish the mind framework of morphological system, understand and master the basic theory of human microscopic structures and human development from four levels of cells, tissues, organs and systems, and can use the theoretical knowledge and related skills to analyze and solve the problems encountered in clinical practice.
01.1 Nature of Histology and Embryology
01.2 Reasons for studying the subject
01.3 Histological methods
01.4 Experiment
01.5 Chapter Test
01.6 Discussion
Chapter2 Epithelial Tissue
02.1 Overview of epithlial tissue
02.2 Simple epithelium
02.3 Stratified epithelium
02.4 Glandular epithelium and glands
02.5 Epithelial specialisations
02.6 Experiment
02.7 Chapter Test
02.8 Discussion
Chapter 3 Connective Tissue
03.1 Overview of connective tissue
03.2 Fibroblast
03.3 Macrophage
03.4 Plasma cell and Mast cell
03.5 Extracellular matrix
03.6 Other types of connective tissue proper
03.7 Experiment
03.8 Chapter Test
03.9 Discussion
Chapter 4 Blood
04.1 Overview of blood
04.2 Erythrocyte
04.3 Leukocyte
04.4 Platelet and Hemocytopoiesis
04.5 Experiment
04.6 Chapter Test
04.7 Discussion
Chapter 5 Cartilage and Bone
05.1 Overview of cartilage and bone
05.2 Cartilage
05.3 Structure of osseous tissue
05.4 Long bone and Development of bone
05.5 Experiment
05.6 Chapter Test
05.7 Discussion
Chapter 6 Muscle Tissue
06.1 Overview of muscle tissue
06.2 Skeletal muscle
06.3 Cardiac muscle and Smooth muscle
06.4 Experiment
06.5 Chapter Test
06.6 Discussion
Chapter 7 Nervous Tissue
07.1 Overview of nervous tissue
07.2 Neuron
07.3 Synapse
07.4 Neuroglial cell
07.5 Nerve and Nerve ending
07.6 Experiment
07.7 Chapter Test
07.8 Discussion
Chapter 8 Circulatory System
08.1 Overview of circulatory system
08.2 Heart
08.3 Artery
08.4 Capillaries
08.5 Experiment
08.6 Chapter Test
08.7 Discussion
Chapter 9 Immune System
09.1 Overview of immune system
09.2 Immunocytes and Lymphatic tissues
09.3 Thymus
09.4 Lymph node
09.5 Spleen
09.6 Experiment
09.7 Chapter Test
09.8 Discussion
Chapter 10 Endocrine System
10.1 Overview of endocrine system
10.2 Thyroid gland
10.3 Adrenal gland
10.4 Pituitary gland
10.5 Experiment
10.6 Chapter Test
10.7 Discussion
Chapter 11 Skin
11.1 Overview of skin
11.2 Epidermis
11.3 Non-keratinized cell
11.4 Skin appendages
11.5 Experiment
11.6 Chapter Test
11.7 Discussion
Chapter 12 Digestive Tract
12.1 General structure of the digestive tract
12.2 Esophagus
12.3 Stomach
12.4 Small intestine
12.5 Experiment
12.6 Chapter Test
12.7 Discussion
Chapter 13 Digestive Gland
13.1 Overview of digestive gland
13.2 Salivary glands
13.3 Pancreas
13.4 Liver
13.5 Experiment
13.6 Chapter Test
13.7 Discussion
Chapter 14 Respiratory System
14.1 Overview of respiratory system
14.2 Nasal cavity
14.3 Trachea
14.4 Lung
14.5 Experiment
14.6 Chapter Test
14.7 Discussion
Chapter 15 Urinary System
15.1 Overview of urinary system
15.2 Renal corpuscle
15.3 Renal tubule
15.4 Juxtaglomerular apparatus
15.5 Experiment
15.6 Chapter Test
15.7 Discussion
Chapter 16 Male Reproductive System
16.1 Overview of male reproductive system
16.2 Testis
16.3 Genital duct
16.4 Accessory glands
16.5 Experiment
16.6 Chapter Test
16.7 Discussion
Chapter 17 Female Reproductive System
17.1 Overview of female reproductive system
17.2 Ovary
17.3 Ovulation
17.4 Uterus
17.5 Experiment
17.6 Chapter Test
17.7 Discussion
Chapter 18 General Embryology
18.1 Overview of Embryology
18.2 Germ cells and fertilization
18.3 Formation of blastocyst
18.4 Implantation
18.5 Formation of bilaminar embryonic disc
18.6 Formation of trilaminar embryonic disc
18.7 Differentiation of three germ layers
18.8 Formation of embryoid
18.9 Fetal membrane
18.10 Placenta
18.11 Twins, multiplets and conjoined twins
18.12 Chapter Test
18.13 Discussion
Final Exam
