FOR MTLE Flashcards
1
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A fixative made up of mercuric chloride stock solution to which glacial acetic acid has been added just before use
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Zenker’s fluid
2
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Fixative for trichrome staining
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Zenker’s fluid
3
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The most rapid fixative
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Carnoy’s fluid
4
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Dezenkerization is the process used to remove excessive ___ fixatives
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Mercury
5
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Used to remove excess mercuric fixatives
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Alcoholic Iodine/Langeron’s Iodine
6
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Fixatives is considered as an excellent microanatomic agent for pituitary gland, bone marrow, and blood-containing organs such as spleen and liver
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Helly’s fluid
7
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Glacial acetic acid solidifies at
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17 C
8
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10% formol saline preserves nucleoproteins. True or False?
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False; CNS tissues, general post-mortem tissues
9
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10% formol saline demonstrates fats and mercuric-containing substances. True or False?
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False; mucin
10
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10% formol saline preserves microanatomical and nuclear structures. True or False?
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False’ microanatomical and cytoplasmic structures
11
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It may be used both as a fixative and decalcifying agent
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Chromic acid
12
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The angle formed between the cutting edges, normally between 27 to 32 degree angle is called
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Bevel angle
13
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Used as both for clearing and dehydrating tissue samples
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Dioxane and tetrahydrofuran
14
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It is used for the removal of formalin pigments
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Sectionize with water
Tap water—used to remove excess chromatin, formalin,
and osmic acid
15
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Removal of Formalin Pigment
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Kardasewitsch’s method
Lillie’s method
Picric acid
16
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Tissue + Formalin + Precipitates
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Paraformaldehyde
17
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Most common chrome-osmium acetic acid fixative which is recommended for nuclear preparations?
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Flemming’s solution
18
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Paraffin sections are usually cut in the range of:
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4-6 micra
19
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Celloidin sections are usually cut in the range of:
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> 8 micra
20
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What fixative is recommended for renal tissues, fibrin, connective tissues and muscles
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Mercuric chloride fixative
21
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Most common fixative and tissue photography
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Mercuric chloride fixative
22
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What fresh tissue examination process is recommended for cytological studies
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Smearing
23
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Method used for diagnostic cytology
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Fine Needle Aspirate Biopsy
24
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It is the recommended for fixing chromosomes, lymph glands, and urgent biopsies
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Carnoy’s fluid
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Both decalcifier and tissue softener
Perenyi's fluid
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Composition of Perenyi's fluid
Absolute alcohol (Ethanol)
1% Nitric acid
0.5% Chromic acid
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Perenyi's fluid component used to avoid tissue maceration
Absolute alcohol (Ethanol)
0.5% Chromic acid
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Most expensive method/test but it the most ideal and most reliable method of determining the extent of decalcification
Radiological/X-RAYmethod
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What type of microtome is used for cutting celloidin embedded sections?
Sliding using plane-wedge knife
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Decalcifying agents that are nitric acid-based
Formol-Nitric acid
Perenyi's fluid
Phloroglucin-Nitric acid
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Decalcifying agent that permits good nuclear staining characteristics of tissue
TCA
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What fixative is the most widely used in Electron Microscopy?
Glutaraldehyde
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Alternative fixative used in Electron Microscopy
Osmic acid/Osmium tetroxide
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Mercuric pigments from fixatives can be removed from tissues using
Alcoholic iodide
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Used to wash out excess picric acid
50-70% alcohol
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Removes melanin
Potassium permanganate and alcohol
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In the chemical method of testing the extent of decalcification, this finding indicates incomplete decalcification process
Cloudiness
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What is the purpose of post-decalcification of tissue
To neutralize the tissue
Calcium oxalate test: Based on turbidity
Clear: Complete decalcification
Cloudy: Incomplete decalcification
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What method of tissue fixation is recommended for bacteriologic smears?
Heat Fixation
40
The “washed-out” appearance of cells with swelling of cytoplasm which eventually converts to a granular, homogenous mass is due to:
Autolysis
41
Dissolution of cell ruture of lysosome
Autolysis
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What is the atmospheric temperature inside a cryostat?
-20 C
43
Tissues should not be more than 5 mm thick except for ___, with minimum squeezing and handling
Lung edema
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Decalcifying agents is recommended for minute bone spicules?
Chromic acid
45
It is used in fixing brain tissues for the diagnosis of rabies
Acetone
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It is used for intricate cutting work which often incorporates tight curves.
Fret saw/Jig saw/Hack saw
47
What fixative is useful for sputum since it coagulates mucus?
Gendre’s solution
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This serves as a fixative and stain in Bouin’s solution
Picric acid
49
The temperature at which acid reagents are stored is a
18-30 C/RT
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Decalcification is done after _____
Fixation
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Used mainly as a fixative and a dehydrant?
Ethanol
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Apparatus used to measure an exact volume of liquids
Graduated cylinder
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Fixation may be done before ___ and after ___.
Decalcification; gross cutting of tissue section
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Decalcifying agent recommended for pieces of teeth
Von Ebner’s solution
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This tissue softener is used for fingernails
Lendrum’s fluid
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It preserves myelin better than buffered formalin
Orth’s fluid
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Dense bone tissue usually requires decalcification process up to ___ days
14
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It is ideally used for preserving small bone fragments
Alcohol
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It is the preferred clearing agent in urgent biopsies
Benzene
60
Alternative clearing agent in urgent biopsies
Xylene/Xylol
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What excellent cytologic fixative is mainly recommended for tumor skin biopsies?
Heidenhain’s Susa solution
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What is the usual fixation time and temperature using the Newcomer’s fluid?
12-18 hours at 3 C
63
Knife with backs
Biconcave
Plane-concave
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Which of the following types of hone gives the best result?
Belgium Yellow
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The concentration of hydrochloric acid used for routine decalcification is:
1-5% HCl
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The concentration of hydrochloric acid used as tissue softener
1-2% HCl
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Which clearing agent is associated with aplastic anemia?
Benzene
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For embedding larged-sized tissues, this concentration of celloidin is to be used
8%
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For embedding small-sized tissues, this concentration of celloidin is to be used
2%
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For embedding medium-sized tissues, this concentration of celloidin is to be used
4%
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The Tissue-Tek System is an example of this type of mold.
Plastic Embedding Mold
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The chemical name given for cellosolve is:
Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether
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Who discovered the rotary microtome?
Minot
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Which of the following microtomes is preferred for fluorescent antibody staining techniques?
Cryostat
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Which of the following is used to cut any type of resin block for electron microscopy?
Glass knife
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The purpose of post-decalcification is to:
Neutralize the tissue
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What is the recommended ratio of decalcifying fluid to tissue volume?
20:1
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Usual honing technique would normally require maximum ___ double strokes on each side of the knife
30
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Using ice trays for embedding, the mold needs to be treated first with:
Glycerin
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Excessive exposure to this clearing agent may be extremely toxic and causes damage to the bone
marrow
Benzene
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Flemming’s fluid without glacial acetic acid is made up of:
Chromic acid and osmic acid
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The clearing agent turns milky as soon as the tissue is placed in it due to:
Incomplete dehydration
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In the Cryostat procedure, the microtome is housed in an electrically driven refrigerated chamber maintained at what temperature?
-20 °C
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Sections that are cut from freezing type of microtome have an average thickness of:
10 – 15 micra
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The angle formed between the cutting edges of a microtome knife is:
Bevel angle
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This semi-synthetic wax is recommended for embedding of eyes.
Bioloid
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Methyl salicylate/benzoate is a clearing agent used for:
Double embedding
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Which blocking media is recommended for routine assays?
Leuckhart’s embedding mold
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It is heavier and more stable than the rocking microtome
Rotary microtome
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Which clearing agents is recommended for central nervous system tissues and cytological studies?
Cedarwood oil
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It serves to prevent the growth of molds
Thymol/1% phenol
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This is recommended for clearing embryos, insects and very delicate specimens
Aniline oil
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What is other name given for cellosolve?
Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether
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Paraffin wax impregnation is very slow, allowing sections to be prepared within 48 hours. True or False?
False; Very rapid, 24 hours
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Low Viscosity Nitrocellulose (LVN) is soluble in equal concentration of ether and aniline. True or False?
False; ether and alcohol
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It is used for both small and large paraffin embedded block
Rocking microtome
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Knife used for cutting extremely hard and tough specimens embedded in paraffin blocks?
Plane-Wedge
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It may be used in clearing tissues for embedding and mounting
Xylol
Chloroform
Dioxane
Cedarwood oil
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Clearing and cleaning agents of microtome knives
Xylene and Toluene
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Paraffin wax must be used only:
Twice
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Compositions of Pearse solution.
40 parts Diethyl glycol
10 parts Formaldehyde
50 parts Distilled water
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This was developed by Adams in1789
Sliding microtome
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Sections may also be flattened and folded pleated sheets can be immerse in ___% alcohol.
50
104
What type of microtome is used for cutting both small and large paraffin embedded sections?
Cambridge
105
What is the usual type of microtome is used in fresh tissue examination?
Cold microtome
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This type of microtome is used for fats and tissue constituents that may be damage by heat.
Freezing microtome
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The most dangerous type of microtome is:
Sliding microtome
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Paraffin processing is not recommended for fatty tissues. True or False?
True
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The antibody class most frequently used in immunoflourescent and immunoenzyme staining is:
IgG
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The color of RNA with Fluorescent staining using acridine orange is:
Red
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With routine H & E method, what is the color of karyosome?
Dark blue
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What is the name of the process of sealing the margins of the coverslip to prevent escape of fluid or semi-fluid mounts and evaporation of mountant?
Ringing
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The refractive index of the mountant should be as near as possible to that of the glass which is:
1.518
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It is designed to mount water-miscible preparations directly from water in cases where the stain is decolorized with alcohol or xylene
Aqueous mounting media
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Canada balsam can be made neutral or acid by adding excess amounts of:
Calcium carbonate
116
This agent does not produce shrinkage and damage of tissues/organs.
Citric acid
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It is used to stain living cells immediately after removal from the living body
Supravital staining
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It is a process where the specific tissue elements are demonstrated not by stains, but by colorless
solutions of metallic salts.
Metallic impregnation
119
In this staining technique, the tissue is first over-stained and the excess stain is removed or decolorized from unwanted parts of the tissue.
Regressive staining
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It is the process by which sections are stained with simple aqueous or alcoholic solutions of the dye
Direct staining
121
Tissue elements are stained in a definite sequence is termed as:
Progressive staining
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It accelerates or hastens the speed of the staining reaction by increasing the staining power and selectivity of the dye.
Accentuator
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This may be a substitute agent of benzene for urgent biopsies
Xylene
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What is the color of tissues stained with Sudan III?
Orange
125
This cytoplasmic stain is used for counterstaining of epithelial sections
Aniline blue
126
It is a weakly basic dye used as a contrast stain for staining Ascaris ova and erythrocytes
Malachite green
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Which of the following is an excellent stain for elastic fibers?
Orcein
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This is best known as an indicator but may be utilized as a stain for axis cylinders of embryos
Congo red
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It permits discrimination between dead and living cells
Acridine orange
130
Contrast stain for Gram’s technique, in Acid fast and Papanicolau staining
Bismarck brown
131
The stain commonly used for the detection of malaria-infected red blood cells is:
Giemsa
132
During intravital staining, this is used to demonstrate mitochondria
Janus Green B
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The formation of an insoluble Hematin-Tissue lake is termed as:
Blueing
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This acid dye can fix, differentiate or stain tissues all by itself.
Picric acid
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Orcein is a vegetable extract which is normally colorless but when treated with ammonia and exposed to air produces ____ color
Blue or violet
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This is an old histologic dye derived from an extract from a female bug
Cochineal dye
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It is a substance which imparts the property of electrolytic dissociation, thereby altering the shade of the dye, giving it the property to form salts and ultimately retaining its color
Auxochrome
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What is the most commonly used adhesive?
Mayer’s Egg albumin
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The clearing agent turns milky as soon as the tissue is placed in it due to:
Incomplete dehydration
140
For manual sharpening, this gives the best sharpening of microtome knives.
Fine carborundum
141
What is the refractive index of Apathy’s medium?
1.520
142
It refers to the complete non-appearance of an organ
Agenesia
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Continuous abnormal proliferation of cells without control is termed as
Neoplasia
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This refers to the purplish discoloration of the skin after death
Livor mortis
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The failure of an organ to form an opening is called:
Atresia
146
In staining methods, it means the attraction of small molecules by large molecules
Adsorption
147
Standard mounting medium
Glycerin jelly
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What is the best vital dye?
Neutral red
149
It is used to stain Spirochete reticulum
10% silver nitrate
150
Sudan III is recommended stain for neutral lipids. True or False?
False; Fats
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What method is used to locate the presence and position of mineral ions in tissues/organs?
Microincineration
Uses spodogram
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Formaldehyde is a derivative of:
Methanol
153
Which of the following is considered to be the oldest histological stain?
Iodine
154
It is used for the demonstration of neuroglia in frozen tissue.
Victoria Blue
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Gelatin adhesive should be:
Warm
156
Embedding mold is recommended for busy laboratories
Plastic ice trays
157
Resinous mounting medium is used for routine purposes. True or False?
True
158
Cells seen in vaginal smears is present after childbirth, abortion and menopausal stage and resembles like a fried-egg appearance of cells?
Parabasal cells
159
CEA positive
Adenocarcinoma
160
According to Broder’s grading of tumor, classify 27% undifferentiated cells present in the smear
II
I: 0-25%
II: 25-50%
III: 50-75%
IV: 75-100%
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Durofix is a/an:
Cellulose adhesive
162
Which of the following smear preparation techniques is characterized when the cells may be examined without destroying their actual intercellular relationship?
Impression smear
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These are cervico-vaginal cells that exhibit a round, oval or boat-shaped with translucent basophilic cytoplasm
Pregnancy cells
164
What is the best remedy for horizontal or parallel furrows across the tissue section?
Collodionize the tissue subsequently treats with phenol
165
It is used for fixing mitochondria and lipids
Potassium dichromate
166
Osmic acid can be dissolved in water at:
20 C
167
A general aqueous mountant used for methylene blue stained nerve preparation is:
Apathy’s
168
It may be used both as a fixative and decalcifying agent
Chromic acid
169
Most common chrome-osmium acetic acid fixative which is recommended for nuclear structureS
Flemming’s solution
170
This serves as a fixative and stain in Bouin’s solution.
Picric acid
171
The 90 degree angle is evident with:
Rake angle
172
Fluorochome staining procedure involves:
Secondary antibody labeled with fluorophore binds to primary antibody
173
What is the recommended ratio of fixative to tissue volume used in museum?
>50:1
174
DAB
3,3’-Diaminobenzidine
175
DAB (3,3’-Diaminobenzidine) can be used as a signal enhancer in conjunction with:
HRP
176
ssue Sectioning is used to prevent dislocation of the sample from object mount due to:
High pressure
177
Formaldehyde fixation generates methylene bridges which:
Cross links proteins
178
Color produced by Fast Red TR Salt Fast Red?
Rose red
179
Not used for polyclonal antibody detection
Goat
180
Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy (FNAB) is subjected in:
Diagnostic cytology
181
Nuclear Counterstaining is primarily utilized for:
Visualization of cellular components of the cells
182
Most widely used for transparentizing?
Xylene
183
This counterstain will change the nucleus to red after applying to the tissue section for 2 to 5
minutes
Nuclear fast red
Fast Red TR Salt Fast Red
184
Based upon the melting point of wax, immersion should be performed normally at:
45-65 C
185
For tissue transparency, this agent is commonly used for skin and smooth muscles derived
tissues
Cedarwood oil
186
Clearing time of C. Cedarwood oil
5-6 days
187
It is widely used in histology and pathology sections for embryo analysis
Bouin’s fluid
188
It produces clear exact antigen location and cellular structures
Paraffin
189
Cold acetone can be prepared in this temperature
-5 to 4 C
190
To avoid excessive tissue blocking in immunohistochemistry, the preparation temperature and timeframe required is:
Room temperature for 10-30 minutes
191
This type of mountant is directly taken from water
Aqueous
192
Monoclonal antibody detection is consistent with:
During transplantation
193
It is generally done by precisely arranging the tissue onto the mold/medium
Blocking/Casting
194
Celloidin embedded sections are cut within a size of ___ micra
.>8
195
Water present in the wax must be removed by heating the wax at:
100 C
196
In manual processing, at least 4 changes of wax are required at 15 minutes interval. The specimen is then immersed in another fresh solution of melted paraffin for approximately ___ hours to ensure complete embedding
3 hours
197
5. Optimum temperature for decalcification
18-30 C
198
It is an excellent fixative for preserving soft and delicate structures such as endometrial curretings
Bouin’s solution
199
In Bouin fixative, the swelling effect produced by one component can be balanced by the shrinking effect of
Picric acid
200
The knife is usually tilted at _____ angle on a microtome to allow a clearance angle between the cutting facet and the tissue block
0-15 degrees
201
Processes done by the automatic tissue processoR
Fixation
Dehydration
Clearing
Infiltration
202
This technique is characterized by in situ dissection, in part combined with en bloc removal:
Technique of C. Rokitansky
203
Organs are removed one by one. This method has been used most widely, often with some modifications
Technique of R. Virchow
204
Rigor mortis occurs about ______ hours after death and persisting for ______ days
6 to 12 hours, 3 to 4 days
205
For electron microscopy, tissues should be fixed for ___ hours, then placed in a holding buffer.
3
206
Recommended knife for cutting paraffin embedded sections on a rotary microtome
Biconcave knife
207
Water bath temperature is about _____°C below the melting point of the paraffin wax
10°C
208
If laboratory temperature is 15–18°C, the melting point of wax should be between _________
50-54 C
209
Excess copper deposition can often be demonstrated by
Rhodamine stain
210
The rocking microtome was introduced by:
Paldwell Trefall
211
Temperature of paraffin wax oven
55-60 C
212
Most commonly used fixative for amino acid histochemistry
Neutral buffered formol saline
213
It is added as preservative to formaldehyde to prevent its decomposition to formic acid or precipitation to paraformaldehyde
Methanol
214
A process whereby small pieces of tissue are placed in a microscopic slide and forcibly compressed with another slide or with a cover glass
Squash preparation (Crushing)
215
A method of smear preparation whereby the surface of a freshly cut piece of tissue is brought into contact and pressed on to the surface of a clean glass slide. It has an added advantage in that the cells may be examined without destroying their intercellular relationship.
Touch preparation (Impression smear)
216
Air holes found in tissue during trimming is
Incomplete impregnation
217
Concentrated solutions must never be neutralized since this might precipitate violent explosions
Formaldehyde
218
Van Gieson's Stain is the simplest method of differential staining of collagen and other connective tissue that uses a mixture of:
Picric acid and acid fuchsin
219
This is the most sensitive fat stain that can stain both phospholipids and neutral fats. It has a greater affinity to phospholipids and gives triglycerides blue-black color
Sudan black B
220
Stain for neurons, axons, neurofibrils
Bielchowsky’s technique
221
The use of mercuric chloride as fixative may lead to the formation of ___________colored deposits
Silver
222
Mercuric deposits may be removed by immersing tissues in alcoholic iodine prior to staining, through a process known as
Dezenkerization
223
It is the best fixative for tissues containing iron pigments
10% neutral buffered formalin
224
The volume of the impregnating medium should be at least _____ the volume of the tissue
25x
225
A brown, iron free pigment found in association with infarcts and in areas of hemorrhage and thrombosis
Hematoidin
226
The most ideal, most sensitive and most reliable method of determining extent of decalcification due to its ability to detect even the smallest focus of calcium
X-ray test
227
It is used to stain for elastic fibers, especially in dermatology due to demonstration of the finest and most delicate fibers found in the skin
Orcein
228
Which of the following changes is expected in the bronchial epithelium of chronic heavy cigarette smoker?
Metaplasia
229
What remedy is applicable when a hole is formed in the tissue section due to bubbles or dirt in the embedding medium?
Re-embed in freshly filtered wax
230
A nuclear stain for fixed tissues, used as substitute for thionine in fresh frozen tissue sections. It is recommended for staining of Nissl granules or chromophilic bodies:
Toluidine blue
231
The breakdown of tissue by bacterial action is called:
Putrefaction
232
Thin sections for electron microscopy are stained with:
Uranyl acetate and lead citrate
233
A basic acridine fluorochrome which permits discrimination between dead and living cells, giving green fluorescence to DNA and red fluorescence for RNA:
Acridine orange
234
What type of clearing agent is recommended for urgent biopsies?
Benzene
235
Decalcification should be done after ________ and before ____________, to ensure and facilitate the normal cutting of sections and to prevent obscuring the microanatomic detail of such sections by bone dust and other cellular debris
Fixation/Impregnation
236
The purpose of floating out bath for tissue ribbon is:
To flatten
237
Common stains used for Pap’s Smear:
EA 50
OG 6
Harris hematoxylin
238
It is an immunohistochemical method that is good for blood and bone marrow smears
Phosphatase-anti-alkaline phosphatase complex
239
Cardinal sign of inflammation due to pressure upon sensory nerve by the exudate or tumor
Dolor
240
Incomplete or defective development of tissue or organ represented only by fatty or fibrous tissue, bearing no resemblance to the adult structure
Aplasia
241
Benign tumors arising from epithelial surfaces are called
Polyps
242
t is most commonly encountered in the brain; also, in all tissues in bacterial infections which lead to the formation of pus; probably due to the release of proteolytic enzymes, causing hydrolysis of the damaged cells
Liquefaction necrosis
243
It indicates the segmentation and fragmentation of the nucleus, whereby nuclear contents are broken up and release into the cytoplasm
Karyorrhexis
244
Bluing agents
Scotts tap water
Ammonia water
Lithium carbonate
245
What type of gloves is the most preferred in the histopathologic laboratory?
Nitrile
246
What is the ideal transport medium for body cavity effusions?
Clean, non-sterile dry container
247
Does NOT influence the rate of tissue processing?
Light
248
What does GMP stand for?
Good Manufacturing Practice
249
The process of dehydration should be done ________
Slowly
250
What is the best dehydrant used for electron microscopy specimens?
Ethanol
251
As a counterstain, what color does acid fuchsin produce?
Red
252
Automated tissue processors mechanically raises and lowers the tissue into the reagent containers
Carousel type
253
What part of the microtome can be semi-automated or fully automated?
Hand-wheel
254
Inhibits hematoxylin
Osmic acid
255
This is a technique for identifying cellular or tissue constituents by means of antigen- antibody interactions
Immunohistochemistry
256
Amyloid deposits when stained with Congo Red yield _________ positive results.
Green
257
Used for transport of fresh unfixed tissues such as renal, skin and oral mucosa biopsies
Michel’s solution
258
What is the most ideal fixative for the specific demonstration of uric acid?
95% ethano
259
What is the most probable cause of when tissue appearing opaque is difficult to cut in the presence of alcohol?
Insufficient clearing
260
What is the most common cause of tissue blocks appearing brittle and hard?
Prolonged fixation
261
What is the most common cause of shrinkage and swelling of cells and tissue structure?
Overfixation
262
What could be a probable cause of poor cutting of hard tissues and damage to the knife edge during sectioning?
Inadequate decalcification
263
The most widely used label for immunohistochemistry is
Horseradish peroxidase
264
The simplest, most common and best embedding medium used for routine tissue processing
Paraffin
265
How do you troubleshoot tissue shrinks away from wax when trimmed?
Repeat the whole procedure
266
What is the first and most important step in any EM study?
Fixation
267
Which of the following is the most commonly used to remove ethanol in the preparation of biological samples for electron microscopy?
Propylene oxide
268
Staining is used for frozen biopsies
Progressive H and E
269
Useful stain for encapsulated fungi
Mucicarmine
270
Fixative of choice for lipid histochemistry
Formol-calcium
271
A specialized surgical procedure used to determine the cause and manner of death
Autopsy
272
A stain for Cystine and Cysteine
Acid-Alcian Blue
273
The most widely used fluorochrome in the fluorescent staining for DNA and RNA is:
Acridine Orange
274
Which of the following is the most widely used fluorochrome?
Fluorescein
275
A definitive and the most sensitive technique for identifying DNA is?
in-situ hybridization
276
hIghly sensitive marker for epithelial cells, and is present in epithelial tumors
Keratin
277
frequently used as a control for the Fontana Masson stain
Skin
278
The best screening marker for lymphoma is
CD 45
279
Refers to a section that is known and proven to contain the antigen in question
Positive control
279
Indirect method for identifying calcium in tissue
Von Kossa
279
Demonstrates hematoidin pigment
Hall’s
279
n immunohistochemistry, the optimal incubation time for most primary antibodies is ______ minutes at room temperature
20-30
279
Which of the following types of microscope can be used for immunohistochemistry
Fluorescent
Electron
Light
279
When assessing HER2 staining, a “faint barely perceptible membrane staining in more than 10% of tumor cells” is interpreted as:
1+
279
When staining with diaminobenzidine, what is the color?
Tan
279
Most important step in regressive hematoxylin staining
Differentiation in acid alcohol
279
The primary material found in the teeth is
Calcite
279
Microtome knives used for PARAFFIN sectioning are usually made of _____ steel
Carbon
280
Which of the following is the material recommended for benchtop
Ceramic
281
All patient slides and samples should be labeled with___
Patient name and accession number
