This short episode covers the four types of neuroglia found in the central nervous system, describing features of structure and function. reference: 8th edition Martini, Timmons and Tallitsch’s Human anatomy. Remember to submit your questions, so I know what is most helpful to go over! Leave a comment or email me at [email protected].   

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Using FSH as an example, I explain how the hypothalamus communicates with the anterior pituitary, in order to release hormones into circulation. Don’t be scared of endocrine 😉 reference: 8th edition Martini, Timmons and Tallitsch’s Human anatomy.

A lil pathophys, a lil pharm, and a few notable tangents.

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In this episode we discuss strokes, the different types of CVA, symptoms, and a few old and new treatments. THIS IS SOLEY FOR EDUCATION AND LEARNING, NOT MEDICAL ADVISE, IF YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE IS HAVING STROKE SYMPTOMS CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY.

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Classification and histo of muscle tissue. reference: 8th edition Martini, Timmons and Tallitsch’s Human anatomy.

Trying to figure out the difference between collagen and reticular fibers? You’re in the right spot. reference: 8th edition Martini, Timmons and Tallitsch’s Human anatomy.

The semester is days away, which means that Anatomy and Physiology profs, TAs, and lab rats everywhere are dusting off histology slides. Get a preview of epithelial tissue, before the madness begins with this new episode of Lab Rats! . Definition, functions, special adaptations, and classification. Free “start of semester pep talk” if you get to the end. reference: 8th edition Martini, Timmons and Tallitsch’s Human anatomy.

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Flu season is upon us, and expected to really kick off in the next few weeks. This episode will discuss types of flu, how we name the flu, and a few other interesting pieces of information.

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This episode discusses what science has to say about the appendix. We touch on some recent research, clinical applications, and other ideas. Thanks for the topic suggestion to Ian!

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