HISTOPATH LEC - LESSON 1 (APPARATUS) Flashcards

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Knives are GLASS, DIAMOND, or SAPHIRE

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Ultrathin Microtome

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Who invented Rocking microtome?

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Caldwell Trefall

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Non-contact sectioning

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Laser Microtome

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Q

Microtome of any type

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Cryostat

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Invented by Queckett at 1848

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Freezing microtome

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Uses femtosecond laser technology to cut tissues

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Laser microtome

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Stable for cutting larger blocks

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Rotary (Minot) microtome

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Used for fresh, unfixed materials

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Vibrating microtome

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9
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10 nanometers

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Ultrathin microtome

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Produces serial sections

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Rotary (Minot) microtome

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embedded in resins

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Saw microtome

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12
Q

safety razor blade

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Vibrating microtome

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uses Vibrating frosted glass plate to sharpen knives

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Automatic Knife Sharpener

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slow in action

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sledge microtome

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15
Q

frozen section

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Freezing microtome

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16
Q

knife is moving

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Freezing microtome

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17
Q

alternative to freezing microtome for rapid sectioning

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Cryostat

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18
Q

Oldest microtome

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Rocking microtome

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19
Q

enclosed and operated with deep freeze cabinet

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Cryostat

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Who invented Cryostat? in what year?

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Linderstrom-Lang and Mogensen at 1938

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Q

rapid freezing or routine paraffin sections

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Computerized microtome

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Q

Simplest microtome

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Rocking microtome

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Q

section very large blocks of tissue

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sledge microtome

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Q

uses diamond coated saw

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Saw microtome

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Celloidin-embedded sections
Sliding microtome
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rotating speed of saw microtome
600 rpm
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rigid botanical material
Hand microtome
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5-100 microns
Laser microtome
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1-245 microns
Computerized microtome
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General laboratory safety precautions
1. Read labels before working 2. Wear laboratory coat/gown during laboratory experiments 3. Wear gloves when handling toxic and hazardous materials. 4. Never eat or drink inside laboratory 5. Never use equipment unless you are trained to use such. 6. Keep working areas clear from unnecessary materials. 7. Clean up work before leaving the laboratory 8. All infectious materials should be properly disposed in a yellow plastic bag and submitted to laboratory technician for proper disposal 9. Follow universal precautions, that is, to treat all human blood and human bodily fluids as if they were known to be infectious from HIV, HBV, and other bloodborne pathogens. 10. Never work alone in the laboratory. 11. Be familiar with the use of fire extinguisher. 12. Never do unauthorized experiments. 13. Never mouth pipette chemicals
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Chemical Safety Precautions
1. Treat all chemicals as if it is hazardous. 2. Make sure all chemicals are clearly and properly labeled with a substance name, concentration, manufacturing and expiration date, and safety level. 3. Never store noxious chemicals inside the locker. 4. Use volatile and flammable compounds only in a fume hood. 5. Never allow a solvent to come in contact with your skin. Always use gloves. 6. Never smell a chemical. 7. Dispose of waste and broken glasses in a right container. 8. Clean up spills immediately. 9. Do not mix reagents.
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samples are collected by animals and other botanical resources
Vibrating microtome
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cannot produce very thin sections
Saw microtome
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Knife moves horizontally
Sliding microtome
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Maintaining temperature of Paraffin oven
2-5 degrees celcius higher than the melting point of paraffin wax
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Maintaining temperature of Floatation water bath
5 to 10 degrees celcius below than the melting point of paraffin wax
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What is the purpose of Coplin jars?
it serves as a container to hold the chemicals
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What is the purpose paraffin oven?
it is design to store paraffin wax in solid state into liquid state
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Maintaining temperature of Cryostat?
-10 degress celcius to -40 degress celcius
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what is microtome?
- microtome is a mechanical instrument used to cut biological specimens into very thin sections or segments for microscopic examinations. - it is also used for sectioning and ribboning of tissues.
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Essential parts of microtome
Block holder/chuck/tissue holder Knife carrier and knife Base (Microtome body)
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What will happen if these three essential parts of microtome become damaged?
if malfunction, the tissues that have been processed will be affected.
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Explain why laser microtome are non-contact section?
laser microtome uses laser technology in which Medical technologists will not be touching anything on the sample but the machine itself will do its purpose.
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What is the disadvantage of Saw microtome?
It cannot produce very thin sections
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What is the disadvantage of Sledge microtome?
Slow in action
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Basic Laboratory Equipment (8)
``` Microtome Automatic Knife Sharpener Cryostat Automatic Tissue Processor Tissue Embedding Center Paraffin Oven Floatation water bath Coplin Jar ```
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types of microtome
automatic | manual
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Automatic microtome
Laser | Computerized
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Manual microtome
``` Rocking Rotary (Minot) Sledge Sliding Freezing Vibrating Ultrathin Saw Hand ```