practice session one

demonstrate the sequence of procedures that should be undertaken to examine a histological specimen (examination with the naked eye, and with low and high power light microscopy).
?demonstrate that tissues are not necessarily homogeneous and that the staining pattern seen, even with the naked eye, provides useful information about the type of tissue (e.g. layers, zones, shapes of edges, density, holes, gaps etc.).
?list the main parts of a compound light microscope, explain their function, and adjust them to give optimal viewing.
demonstrate the sequence of procedures that should be undertaken to examine a histological specimen (examination with the naked eye, and with low and high power light microscopy).
?demonstrate that tissues are not necessarily homogeneous and that the staining pattern seen, even with the naked eye, provides useful information about the type of tissue (e.g. layers, zones, shapes of edges, density, holes, gaps etc.).
?list the main parts of a compound light microscope, explain their function, and adjust them to give optimal viewing.
demonstrate the sequence of procedures that should be undertaken to examine a histological specimen (examination with the naked eye, and with low and high power light microscopy).
?demonstrate that tissues are not necessarily homogeneous and that the staining pattern seen, even with the naked eye, provides useful information about the type of tissue (e.g. layers, zones, shapes of edges, density, holes, gaps etc.).
?list the main parts of a compound light microscope, explain their function, and adjust them to give optimal viewing.