7.2- STAINING C-D Flashcards

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onnective tissue constitutes what within the various organs?

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a non-living framework

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What do connective tissues do?

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support

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What are the groups that connective tissues are divided into?

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connective tissue proper

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What are the types of loose connective tissue proper?

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areolar

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What are the types of dense connective tissue proper?

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regular

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What are the types of cartilage?

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hyaline

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What cells secrete collagen and other elements of the extracellular matrix?

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fibroblasts

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What cells are mesenchymal cells which store fat?

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adipocytes

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What cells have immune function and participate in inflammation?

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mast cells

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What does connective tissue matrix consist of?

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ground substance and fibers stabilized by glycosaminoglycans

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What does loose connective tissue connect?

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epithelial surfaces to underlying structures

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What does loose connective tissue permit?

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free passage of nutrients

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What does loose connective tissue appear as?

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a loose network of numerous bundles of collagenous fibers with some elastic and reticular fibers

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What does loose connective tissue contain?

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basement membrane

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What is adipose tissue derived from?

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areolar tissue

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What is adipose tissue made up of?

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mostly fat cells surrounded by a network of reticular fibers

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What do connective-tissue cells in adipose tissue do?

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receive glucose and fatty acids from blood and convert them to lipid

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What are reticular fibers composed of?

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type III collagen

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How are reticular fibers distinguished?

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by their tendency to form fine-meshed networks and to stain black with silver

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Are reticular fibers argyrophilic or argentaffin?

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argyrophilic

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How are reticular fibers best stained?

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silver impregnation technique

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What is dense connective tissue made up of?

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organized dense masses of collagenous fibers and fibroblasts oriented in the same direction

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What are examples of dense connective tissue?

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tendons

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What is cartilage?

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a dense network of collagenous fibers in a homogenous intercellular substance of chondroitin sulfate

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What does cartilage have?
abundant ground substance and a gel consistency
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What are chondrocytes?
cells of cartilage
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Where is elastic tissue found?
skin
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What is elastic tissue composed of?
protein elastin
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What is elastic tissue made up of?
fine
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What is bone tissue?
mineralized connective tissue with collagen and calcium phosphate
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What does bone tissue contain?
mostly extracellular material of mineralized calcium phosphate
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What are osteocytes?
mature bone cells in bone
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What do osteocytes secrete?
calcium phosphate
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What is blood plasma?
watery matrix of blood with dissolved substances
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What do silver impregnation techniques depend on?
local reduction and selective precipitation of silver by carbohydrate aldehyde groups of reticulin
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What is reduced by reticulin to dark brown silver oxide?
ammoniacal solution of silver carbonate
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What is precipitated on the fibers and then reduced to black metallic silver by formalin?
dark brown silver oxide
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What is argentaffin?
tissue structure causes silver to be deposited without a chemical reducing agent
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What is argyrophil?
silver deposition requires a chemical reducing agent
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What would melanin impregnated from an ammoniacal silver solution be called?
argentaffin
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What would reticulin using the same silver solution with dilute formalin be called?
argyrophil
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What are the steps in the general method for reticulin impregnation?
oxidation
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What does oxidation use and do?
permanganic acid or potassium permanganate produces binding sites on the fiber
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What does bleaching use and do?
aqueous oxalic acid removes discoloration from permanganate
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What does sensitization use and do?
iron alum attaches to reticulin fiber
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What does treatment with ammoniacal silver do?
silver attaches to reticulin fibers
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What does reduction do?
chemically reduces silver attached to tissue
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What does wash do?
removes excess chemical
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What does minimal portal and periportal fibrosis in chronic hepatitis C manifest as?
delicate extensions from the portal tract seen only with reticulin stain
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What does bone marrow reticulin stain show in Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia?
severe fibrosis
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What are reticulin fibers treated with in Gomori’s Silver Impregnation Stain and why?
iron alum and potassium permanganate to sensitize areas within the fibers
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What is silver in in Gomori's Silver Impregnation Stain?
diamine silver solution
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What is the optimal pH for maximum uptake of silver ions?
pH 9.0
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What does a reducing agent formalin cause?
deposition of silver as metal
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What removes excess silver in the unprecipitated state?
sodium thiosulfate solution
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What does oxidizing agent chromic and periodic acids produce?
aldehydes which reduce silver solutions
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What happens to tissue in the Reticulin Stain Gordon and Sweets’ Method?
oxidized by potassium permanganate to enhance reticulin staining
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What is removed by oxalic acid in Reticulin Stain Gordon and Sweets’ Method?
excess permanganate
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What serves as a sensitizer and is replaced by silver solution in Reticulin Stain Gordon and Sweets’ Method?
iron alum
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What happens in Reticulin Stain Gordon and Sweets’ Method?
silver is deposited on reticulin fibers which appear black after reduction
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Where is collagen found?
ligaments
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How do collagen fibers stain on silver impregnation?
yellow
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How do collagen fibers stain with van Gieson's stain?
red
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What is Van Gieson’s Stain?
mixture of picric acid and acid fuchsin
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What fixative is used for Van Gieson’s Stain?
mercuric chloride fixative
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What color do nuclei stain in Van Gieson’s Stain?
brownish black to black
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What color does collagen stain in Van Gieson’s Stain?
pink or deep red
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What color do muscle
cytoplasm
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What does Masson’s Trichrome Stain consist of?
iron hematoxylin stains nuclei black
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What fixatives are used for Masson’s Trichrome Stain?
Zenker
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What color do muscle
RBC
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What color do nuclei stain in Masson’s Trichrome Stain?
blue-black
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What color do collagen and mucus stain in Masson’s Trichrome Stain?
blue
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What is Gomori’s One-Step Trichrome Stain?
one-step method with chromotrope 2R and a connective tissue fiber stain in phosphotungstic acid with glacial acetic acid
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What fixative is used for Gomori’s One-Step Trichrome Stain?
Bouin’s Solution preheated
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What color do muscle fibers stain in Gomori’s One-Step Trichrome Stain?
red
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What color does collagen stain in Gomori’s One-Step Trichrome Stain?
green
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What color do nuclei stain in Gomori’s One-Step Trichrome Stain?
blue to green
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What are acidic mucosubstances stained by in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Alcian blue
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What does alkaline alcohol solution do in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Converts the alcian blue to monastral fast blue
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What is used to stain the elastic fibers in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Iron hematoxylin differentiated with ferric chloride
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What removes any residual iodine in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Sodium thiosulfate
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What do Crocein scarlet and acid fuchsin do in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
They stain muscle
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What does phosphotungstic acid differentiation do in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Removes stain from collagen and ground substance
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What counterstains collagen in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Alcoholic safran
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What color do Nuclei and elastic fibers stain in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Black
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What color does Collagen stain in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Yellow
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What color do Ground substance and mucin stain in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Blue
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What color do Fibrinoid
fibrin stain in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
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What color does Muscle stain in Russell’s modification of the Movat pentachrome stain?
Red
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What is Mallory’s Aniline Blue Stain used for?
To differentiate acidophilic extracellular fibers from acidophilic cytoplasm
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What are the basic ingredients of Mallory’s Aniline Blue Stain?
Acid fuchsin
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What fixative is used for Mallory’s Aniline Blue Stain?
Zenker’s
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What color do Nuclei
fibrin
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What color does Collagen stain in Mallory’s Aniline Blue Stain?
Blue
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What color do Cartilage
bone
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What color do Blood
myelin stain in Mallory’s Aniline Blue Stain?
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What color do Elastic fibers stain in Mallory’s Aniline Blue Stain?
Pale pink
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What is Azocarmine Stain?
Heidenhain's modification of Mallory's aniline blue stain
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What does Azocarmine Stain show?
Minute details of connective tissue and renal glomerular basement membrane
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What color do Amyloid connective tissues and mucous colloid stain in Azocarmine Stain?
Deep blue
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What color do Nuclei stain in Azocarmine Stain?
Red
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What color does Elastic tissue give in ultraviolet light?
Yellowish fluorescence
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What happens to elastic fibers in the presence of ferric salts oxidizers?
They stain with basic fuchsin with or without resorcin
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What stains elastic fibers selectively from acidic solutions?
The weak acid orcein
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What is Weigert’s Elastic Tissue Stain stained with?
Weigert's stain basic fuchsin
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What is Weigert’s Elastic Tissue Stain differentiated with?
Acid-alcohol
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What is Weigert’s Elastic Tissue Stain counterstained with?
Neutral red
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What fixations are used for Weigert’s Elastic Tissue Stain?
Formalin or alcohol
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What color do Elastic fibers stain in Weigert’s Elastic Tissue Stain?
Brown to purple or with blue-black with methyl violet on a clear background
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What happens in Van Gieson Stain?
Tissue is overstained with a soluble lake of hematoxylin ferric chloride-iodine
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What has the strongest affinity for the iron-hematoxylin complex in Van Gieson Stain?
Elastic tissue
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What is used as a counterstain in Van Gieson Stain?
Van Gieson solution
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What fixative is used for Van Gieson Stain?
10% NBF
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What color do Nuclei stain in Van Gieson Stain?
Brown - black
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What color does Collagen stain in Van Gieson Stain?
Red
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What color do Muscle
RBCs
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What is done in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Overstaining
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What is used for Differentiation in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Excess ferric chloride mordant
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What removes excess iodine in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Sodium thiosulfate
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What is used as a counterstain in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Van Gieson
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What color do Elastic fibers stain in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Black
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What color do Nuclei stain in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Gray to black
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What color does Collagen stain in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Red
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What color do Cytoplasm and muscle stain in Verhoeff’s Elastic Method?
Yellow
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What is Gomori’s Aldehyde-Fuchsin Stain?
Hydrochloric acid and paraldehyde added to an alcoholic solution of basic fuchsin
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What fixative is used for Gomori’s Aldehyde-Fuchsin Stain?
10% NBF
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What color do Elastic fibers stain in Gomori’s Aldehyde-Fuchsin Stain?
Deep blue to purple
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What color do Other tissue elements stain in Gomori’s Aldehyde-Fuchsin Stain?
Green
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What does Luna Staining Method identify?
Elastic fibers and mast cells on formalin-fixed
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What will be stained purple in Luna Staining Method?
Elastic fibers and mast cells
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What will be stained black in Luna Staining Method?
The nuclei
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What will the background be stained in Luna Staining Method?
Yellow
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What is Taenzer-Unna Orcein Method?
Naturally occurring vegetable dye
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What is Taenzer-Unna Orcein Method used in?
Dermatology
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What is Tissue stained with in Taenzer-Unna Orcein Method?
Orcein
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What color do Elastic fibers stain in Taenzer-Unna Orcein Method?
Dark-brown
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What color do nuclei stain in Taenzer-Unna Orcein Method?
Blue
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What is basement membrane?
Resilient matrix of carbohydrate complexes
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How is basement membrane demonstrated?
With silver stain and Periodic Acid-Sciff
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What does Jones’ Impregnation Technoque use?
Oxidation of carbohydrates within the tissue
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What do Aldehydes do in Jones’ Impregnation Technoque?
Reduce silver solution
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Is Jones’ Impregnation Technoque specific for basement membranes?
No
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What will Jones’ Impregnation Technoque demonstrate?
Any carbohydrates which can be oxidised to aldehydes
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What fixatives are used in Jones’ Impregnation Technoque?
Alcoholic Bouin’s
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What color do Basement membranes stain in Jones’ Impregnation Technoque?
Black
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What color do Nuclei stain in Jones’ Impregnation Technoque?
Blue
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What color is the background in Jones’ Impregnation Technoque?
Pink
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What Pathologic Changes and Deposits are Found in Connective Tissues?
Fibrin
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What is Fibrin?
Insoluble fibrillar protein from fibrinogen in blood plasma
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What is the primary function of Fibrin?
To stop bleeding
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Is Fibrin acidophil or basophil?
Acidophil
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What color is Fibrin in H & E?
Pink
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What color is Fibrin in Mallory's Phosphotungstic Acid Hematoxylin PTAH?
Blue-black
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What color is Fibrin in Picro-Mallory method?
Red
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What is Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What is Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What are used in Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What fixative is used for Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What color do Nuclei stain in Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What color do Erythrocytes stain in Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What color does Muscle stain in Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What color does Collagen stain in Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What color does Fibrin stain in Lendrum’s Martius
Scarlet and Blue MSB Stain?
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What is Mallory’s Phosphotungstic Acid Hematoxylin PTAH Method?
Polychrome stain
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What is 1% aqueous phosphotungstic acid used for in Mallory’s Phosphotungstic Acid Hematoxylin PTAH Method?
Mordant binds hematein and stains tissue components blue
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What can hematoxylin be oxidized chemically by?
Potassium permanganate solution
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What fixative is used for Mallory’s Phosphotungstic Acid Hematoxylin PTAH Method?
Zenkers
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What color do Fibrin
muscle striations
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What color do Nuclei
cilia
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What color does Myelin stain in Mallory’s Phosphotungstic Acid Hematoxylin PTAH Method?
Lighter blue
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What color do Collagen
osteoid cartilage
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What color does Cytoplasm stain in Mallory’s Phosphotungstic Acid Hematoxylin PTAH Method?
Pale pinkish brown
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What is Fibrinoid?
Hyaline material resembling fibrin
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What is Fibrinoid?
Mixture of exudate and altered cytoplasmic constituents
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What is Fibrinoid necrosis?
Accumulation of amorphous proteinaceous material in the tissue matrix
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What are deposited in the walls of arteries in Fibrinoid necrosis?
Complexes of antigens and antibodies
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What is Hyaline?
Smooth homogenous and acellular eosinophilic proteinaceous material