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Clearing/Dealcoholization Flashcards

1
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This is required before infiltration and mounting

A

Complete clearing of tissues

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2
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Clearing agents: (10)

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  1. Xylene
  2. Benzene
  3. Toluene
  4. Chloroform
  5. Cedar wood oil
  6. Carbon Tetrachloride
  7. Aniline oil
  8. Clove Oil
  9. Terpineol
  10. Limonene
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Disadvantages of Chloroform: (4)

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  • Toxic to liver
  • Doesn’t make the tissues transparent
  • Difficult to remove from tissues (together w/Cedar Wood Oil)
  • It can attack rubber seal used in vacuum impregnation
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4
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Can be used as xylene and benzene substitute

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Toluene

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5
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Clearing agent that can damage the bone marrow and may cause aplastic anemia on prolonged use

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Benzene

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6
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Can be easily removed from tissues (together w/xylene)

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Benzene

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7
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Can become milky after placing an incompletely dehydrated tissue in it

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Xylene

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8
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Can be easily removed from tissues (together w/benzene)

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Xylene

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9
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Not for nervous tissues and lymph nodes

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Xylene

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10
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Routinely used clearing agent

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Xylene

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11
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For tough tissues, nervous tissues, lymph nodes, embryos

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Chloroform

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12
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Recommended for skin, fibroid, and decalcified tissues

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Chloroform

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13
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Can be used for dense tissues like uterus (together with/Cedar Wood Oil)

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Chloroform

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14
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Clearing agent for CNS tissues and cytological studies

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Cedar wood oil

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15
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Can be used for dense tissues like uterus (together w/CF)

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Cedarwood oil

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16
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Can become milky because of prolonged storage

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Cedarwood oil

17
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An extremely slow clearing agent

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Cedarwood oil

18
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Difficult to remove from tissues (together w/CF)

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Cedarwood oil

19
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SAme property as chloroform

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Carbon tetrachloride

20
Q

For clearing insects, embryos, and other delicate specimens

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Aniline oil

21
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When used, tissues become adulterated

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Clove oil

22
Q

Recommended for eye specimens

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Terpineol

23
Q

Clearing agent obtained from citrus fruit, With faint pleasant odor

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Limonene

24
Q

For double embedding which are slow acting agents : (3)

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Methyl salicylate
Methyl benzoate
Amyl acetate

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