introduction
This is a collection of morphology photos I, and other contributors, have taken ourselves - hence the slightly scattered subject matter. Particular thanks to @Promyelocyte13 generously contributed her photos to this collection.
I am happy for my images (@TomboxaneA2) to be used by others for (non-profit) educational purposes but I would be grateful if you could credit me and point the audience towards this site!
My experience of the morphology papers was that examiners used good quality examples of the condition being tested.
The only way to prepare is plenty of practice and if possible doing so using the same microscope you will use for the exam. Practice timing yourself, including writing down the answers as this is a real pressure in both the short and long cases papers.
Free resources for morphology:
Barbara Bain of course has published a wealth of books, most labs will have copies of these that can be borrowed.
The CDC have a great set of malaria photos.
Twitter is full of haematologists/pathologists/biomedical scientists and others sharing high quality morphology images often with additional education information. It is a great resource for opportunistic learning. A few suggestions:
@Promyelocyte13
@TeamHaem
@MarrowandBlood
@blood_academy
These are only examples, there are so many more, keep an eye out