The invention of microscopes have changed science and medicine drastically as it’s creation has allowed people to discover new viruses and view microorganisms which are unable to be seen by the naked eye. The microscope has also given us the opportunity to diagnose diseases such as cancer, anemia and due to the microscope’s magnification, it is also able to conduct tests such as the ‘Bone Marrow Test’.
Bone Marrow Tests portray the health of the bone marrow and determine whether the bone marrow is creating enough red blood cells. The two common tests to observe the bone marrow are aspiration and biopsy. Aspiration includes the removal of a small amount of fluid in the bone marrow using a needle and a biopsy consists of the removal of a small …show more content…
DNA identification has allowed many governments and authorities to catch criminals and has also allowed many people to find their blood relatives. Cells and their structure have also opened up the world of science greatly, as it has given us the opportunity to learn how they function and how to prevent cell failure and cure lack of cells. It also helps distinguish growth of different diseases such as eczema.
The invention of the microscope has also developed dentistry and cures for many gum and tooth disease such as Gingivitis and Periodontal disease. These diseases are hidden below the gum line and produce toxins rapidly, and with the help of microscopes, doctors and dentists are able to cure and examine these illnesses.
In conclusion, Microscopy has a had a great impact on Medical Science and it’s creation has allowed scientists to observe small organisms and record their functions/purposes. It has also given researchers the opportunity to discover cures and prevent deadly diseases. With it’s discovery, it has greatly assisted the medical world with more in-depth research in medicine and surgeries which help mend small body parts such as broken ligaments. Without it’s discovery, cells and germs would have never been discovered, meaning that most illnesses could not be
Bone Marrow Tests portray the health of the bone marrow and determine whether the bone marrow is creating enough red blood cells. The two common tests to observe the bone marrow are aspiration and biopsy. Aspiration includes the removal of a small amount of fluid in the bone marrow using a needle and a biopsy consists of the removal of a small …show more content…
DNA identification has allowed many governments and authorities to catch criminals and has also allowed many people to find their blood relatives. Cells and their structure have also opened up the world of science greatly, as it has given us the opportunity to learn how they function and how to prevent cell failure and cure lack of cells. It also helps distinguish growth of different diseases such as eczema.
The invention of the microscope has also developed dentistry and cures for many gum and tooth disease such as Gingivitis and Periodontal disease. These diseases are hidden below the gum line and produce toxins rapidly, and with the help of microscopes, doctors and dentists are able to cure and examine these illnesses.
In conclusion, Microscopy has a had a great impact on Medical Science and it’s creation has allowed scientists to observe small organisms and record their functions/purposes. It has also given researchers the opportunity to discover cures and prevent deadly diseases. With it’s discovery, it has greatly assisted the medical world with more in-depth research in medicine and surgeries which help mend small body parts such as broken ligaments. Without it’s discovery, cells and germs would have never been discovered, meaning that most illnesses could not be