#citology

[umagarotasingela]

[nebulaofchaosandwoe]

It's AROMANTIC VISIBILITY DAY and i find it pretty aphobic that i have two damn tests today. I have the right to sue my school and that's what I'm gonna do bc yes.

[rainyblazepost]

My Histology exam will be in two weeks and I’m panicking. So. Let’s take a big breath and organize (again) everything…

The exam is organized in three major parts: Citology, Histology and Embryology.

Citology

General

Hystological preparations

Mitosis, Meiosis and Apoptosis

Histology

Epithelium

Connective Tissue

Bone and Cartilage

Blood

Muscolar Tissue

Nervous Tissue

Embryology

First four weeks

Ectoderm

Mesoderm

Endoderm

I don’t know if I’m able to finish everything in time, but still I think I will go to the exam and try. For tonight study session I think I’m done.

✨Good study to everyone!!✨💕

[bulletnotestudies]

March 31, 2020 // 2020 Quarantine challenge, the book i’m currently reading

> Red, White & Royal Blue

[bio-facts]

Me: Why am I alone?

Also me: 

[sabbathercio]

A mitose é um tipo de divisão celular que ocorre em todas as células eucarióticas e garante a formação de duas células-filhas. É um processo importante para o crescimento e regeneração de organismos multicelulares e para a reprodução assexuada de organismos unicelulares. Apesar de ser um processo contínuo, a mitose pode ser dividida em fases distintas, sendo elas: prófase, metáfase, anáfase e telófase (dependendo, alguns autores consideram também a fase prometáfase). Esse processo inicia-se após o período de interfase, que compreende o momento entre duas fases de divisão celular. •Prófase: É a fase mais longa da mitose. No começo da prófase cada cromossomo se apresenta constituído por dois filamentos denominados cromátides, unidos pelo centrômero. À medida que a prófase progride, os cromossomos tornam-se curtos e aumentam sua espessura. É a espiralização cromossômica. Enquanto os cromossomos estão se condensando, o nucléolo começa a se tornar menos evidente, desaparecendo ao final da prófase. •Prometáfase: Começa com a desintegração da carioteca. Quando isso acontece, os cromossomos caem no citoplasma e dirigem-se à região equatorial da célula, aonde vão se prender as fibras do fuso por meio de centrômero. •Metáfase: Nessa etapa da mitose, os cromossomos migram para o plano equatorial da célula. Cada cromossomo possui duas cromátides, as quais se prendem ao microtúbulo por meio de uma região denominada de cinetocoro. Nessa etapa, os cromossomos atingem seu maior grau de compactação. •Anáfase: Os cromossomos separam-se, e cada cromátide segue em direção ao polo da célula. Essa migração ocorre em virtude do encurtamento das fibras do fuso. •Telófase: Ocorre reconstrução dos envoltórios nucleares, descondensação dos cromossomos e a reconstrução do nucléolo. No final da anáfase até o fim da telófase, observa-se o processo de citocinese. Esse processo consiste na divisão do citoplasma e na formação de duas células-filhas. #biologia #biology #citologia #citology #mitose #célula https://www.instagram.com/p/CQwqUBjBujV/?utm_medium=tumblr

[vetrengoxd]

Se presenta a consulta paciente canino macho de aproximadamente 2 años de edad, vive en zona rural, el propietario reporta que lo rescato porque lo vio muy malito. El paciente se encuentra en condición corporal 2/5, anemico, con múltiples lesiones costosas blanquecinas en distribución aleatoria, se procede a realizar raspado de piel y citologia. Encontrando múltiples formas septadas encontrando trichofitum spp. Como agente agresor. Es importante llevar a tu mascota pronto al vet y no llegar a estos extremos. #vettech #veterinarian #veterinarianlife #likeforlikes #veterinario #pets #vet #pets #caniche #usaus #medvet #medveterinariabr #casosclinicos #caninos #cachorros #citology https://www.instagram.com/p/CRiAJD2JFPc/?utm_medium=tumblr

[zoya-nazyalenskys]

when uni wrecks your giffing plans 😑

[ominouscorvid]

me, to my textbook: you say things as if i should understand them

[wannabeavet]

Hello guys! Happy easter!! This week fortunatelly was short. On tuesday we did a citology exam and we see different stages of the reproductive cycle of dog. The reproductive cycle of dog has four stages. The first image is from proestrus, in this stage males are attracted to non-receptive females and strogen levels begins to rise. Second image: Estrus. In this stage estrogen levels are high, mature eggs are released from ovaries, and the female become receptive to copulation 😱. Third image: Diestrus. Progesterone levels are high, the hormonal profile of a pregnant female and a female in diestrus are the same, sometimes a non-pregnant female will go through a period of pseudo-pregnancy and it’s not normal (specially on CATS! 🐈). The final stage and image is anestrus, during anestrus, females are not sexually active.  On thurday we had a power cut and I had to study with candles, it was cool! I felt like an student of the XVIII century 😅 was fun... That's all, have a nice day and... HAPPY EASTER!!! 🐇

[rainyblazepost]

My exam is getting closer by every day, even if I should relax and enjoy these winter holidays I’m just too anxious about it to rest.

I’m submerged by hystology slides and I almost had a breakdown while studying the third and fourth weeks of embryogenesis… hopefully I’ll make it.

Here some slides of cartilage and bone I’ve revised this morning.

I’m quite proud of the work I’ve some these days, but I still have to finish some topics:

Epithelium

Nervous tissue

Citology

Embryology

My goal is to finish them in these days so that I will have some spare time to revise everything in depth before the exam.

✨A good organization is the key to success✨

[bjackstudies-blog]

21/03 - Biology and plants ❤

[starcarolstar]

When did you know you wanted to work in the healthcare field?

Story time:

When I finished high school, all I knew was that I wanted to work in a lab on life sciences.

In Portugal, to apply to public colleges, you do it online on a platform where you choose 6 options of college+course, then the system distributes the students based on the grade they apply with.

I ended up on my 5th option, that was "Clinical Analysis and Public Health", and, although I was upset, I decided to give it a try and I ended up falling in love with it. I started loving it even more when there was fusion between my course and "Pathologic, Citologic and Tanathologic Anatomy" (or something like that 😂 idk if that's the correct translation) that formed my bachelor: "Biomedical Laboratory Science".

There were so many interesting areas to explore inside it and I liked my internships so much that I concluded that was really what I wanted to do. It's an area where I can help people and their doctors without needing to be in direct contact with them (except when it comes to sample collection), and it's so important that, without it, for example, people would never know they are infected with the SARS-CoV-2.