Pathology flipped resources.

Here you’ll find an interactive pre-reading to prepare you for each flipped class, and a post-class reference that works through every question from class.

Sessions

Cutaway of a vessel: an occlusive thrombus showing lines of Zahn, and a detached fragment carried downstream

FTCM · Lecture 33

Foundation to Clinical Medicine

Thrombus, Embolism & Infarction

Pre‑reading Post-class reference

Anatomical models of the kidney in section, the nephron, and a glomerulus

NCRS · Lecture 27

Neuro, Cardiovascular and Renal Systems Module

Renal Tumors, Bladder Diseases & Congenital Anomalies

Pre‑reading Post-class reference

RHPS · Lecture 09

Respiratory, Pediatric and Hematopoietic Systems Module

Pulmonary Vascular Diseases & Atelectasis

Pre‑reading Post-class reference

DERS · Lecture 39 Coming soon

Digestive, Endocrine, and Reproductive Systems Module

Cervical Lesions

Pre‑reading Post-class

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Pathology images are reproduced from Robbins and Cotran, Pathologic Basis of Disease, and used with permission for classroom teaching at St. George’s University.