Intro To AMP Flashcards

1
Q

Pathology can be defined as the science that deals with the _______ and the _______

A

study of diseases

body’s response to diseases

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2
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Pathos(_____ ), logos( ______)

A

suffering

study

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3
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Pathology is a bridging discipline between _______ and _______

A

basic medicine and clinical
practice

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4
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Cellular pathology/_____/ ______ is devoted to the study of ____________

It’s divided into ____ and ____

A

morbid anatomy; histopathology

structural and functional changes that underlie diseases.

General pathology and systemic pathology

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5
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general pathology deals with the _____________________

Systemic pathology which examines ____________

A

basic reaction of the cells and tissues to abnormal stimuli that underlie disease

specific response of specialized organs and tissue to more or less well defined stimuli

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6
Q

There are four disease processes that form the core of pathology

________
_________
_________
___________

A

etiology

Pathogenesis

Morphology

Clinical syndromes

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7
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A medical pathologist is involved in chief complaint history and treatment.
T/F

A

F

Not involved in those

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8
Q

Examples of histochemical technique

•Perls’s Reaction for detection of _____
• Von Kossa technique for _____
• Sudan black technique for _____
• Congo Red for _____
• PAS/PASD reaction for ______

A

Ferric ions

calcium

Lipids

amyloid

Carbohydrates

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9
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PAS = _______

A

Periodic Acid Schiff

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10
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WHAT IS H&E?
• The _______ and ______ Stain

A

Haematoxylin and Eosin

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11
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Most commonly used fixative is ____% buffered ________ or ______

• Others
•______ solution for testis small biopsies will also decalcify
•______ contains alcohol for rapid processing. Dissolves fat good for
identifying lymph node
• _____ for lymphoid tissues

A

10; formal saline

Formalin

Boiun’s

Carnoy’s

B-5

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12
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PROCESSING OF TISSUE
•________
• _______

A

FFPE

FROZEN SECTION

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13
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_______________ (FFPE)

A

Formalin Fixed Paraffin Embedded

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14
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Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

(1) Mucin
(2) Fibrin
(3)Amyloid
(4) Helicobacter pylori
(5)Haemosiderin,iron
(6) Connective tissue fibers

A

Mucicamine; Mucinous Adenocarcinoma

Reticulin stain; Necrotizing lesion in glomerulonephritis

Congo red ; Amyloidosis

Modified Giemsa stain; Chronic gastritis

Perl’s Prussian blue; Heamochromatosis

Masson’s trichome/Sirius Red; Liver cirrhosis

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15
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Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

Mucin

A

Mucicamine

Mucinous Adenocarcinoma

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16
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Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

Fibrin

A

Reticulin stain

Necrotizing lesion in glomerulonephritis

17
Q

Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

Amyloid

A

Congo red

Amyloidosis

18
Q

Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

Helicobacter pylori

A

Modified Giemsa stain

Chronic gastritis

19
Q

Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

Haemosiderin,iron

A

Perl’s Prussian blue

Heamochromatosis

20
Q

Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease

Connective tissue fibers

A

Masson’s trichome/Sirius Red

Liver cirrhosis

21
Q

Steps in Paraffin embedded sections
1. Tissue taken from patients are first taken through ____________/__________

  1. Processing in ___________. The tissue processing goes through four basic steps: _________,________,________
  2. Embedded in ________ using embedding __________ to make ________
  3. Microtomy-sections of this are ______ using __________,
  4. Staining- sections cut are placed on __________ and stained with ____________________ stain
A

tissue fixation/preservation.

automatic tissue processor

dehydration, clearing, infiltration

paraffin wax ; center/station; tissue blocks

cut; microtome

glass slide; routine haematoxylin and eosin

22
Q

Steps in Paraffin embedded sections
1. tissue _______/_______
2. _________
3. _________
4. ___________
5. ——————-

A

fixation/preservation.

Processing

Embedding

Microtomy

Staining