By William J. Banks
This is a very interesting volume and is true to its title. It is not a histology test as such and one of the prerequisite for its full use is a good previous knowledge of histology and physiology. It is divided into five sections which conduct the reader through a step by step progression. A short first section reviews the history of the subject and is followed by a study of general principles of histological technology which serve as an introduction to the subject with a rapid explanation of the "philosophy" of staining, a quick description of the bright field and electron microscope. Some space is devoted to the interpretation and understanding of the structures seen through a microscope.
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