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Chapter 29 HISTO Flashcards

1
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microscopic examination of cells from different body sites for diagnostic purposes.

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Diagnostic Cytology

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Diagnostic cytology includes ______ and ______

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exfoliative cytology; fine needle aspiration

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For cytologic examination to be of diagnostic value, the sample must include _____ and ______

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representative material; method used to process the specimen must give rapid results,

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most important in cytological interpretation.

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Consistency and reliability

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Specimen for cytologic examination sources:

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Exfoliative cytology; Fine needle aspiration; Body fluids

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deals with the microscopic study of cells that have been desquamated from epithelial surfaces.

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Exfoliative cytology

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Exfoliated cells may be found in:

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spontaneously shed or physically removed from epithelial and mucous membranes.

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Cytological specimens collected from female genital tract:

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cervical smear; Vaginal smear; endometrial smear

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observed in normal cells due to constant growth and replacement with new cells

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Spontaneous exfoliation

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Specimen can be collected from the epithelial surfaces by:

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scraping the surface; by swabbing; aspirating; washing the surfaces

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Exfoliative cytology is usually recommended for the following:

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Detection of malignant cells in body fluids
Detection of precancerous cervical lesions in women
Assessment of female hormonal status (sterility and hormonal disorders)
determination of genetic sex -most of the nuclei of females exhibit conglomeration of chromatin

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representing XX chromosomes (Barr body)

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detection of infectious agents

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Smear Preparation (Exfoliative Cytology): Smears should be made from?

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Fresh material, prepared in doctor’s office/radiology units

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Smear Preparation (Exfoliative Cytology): Direct Smear Preparation and Labelling

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  • Material is smeared evenly on slide
  • Label with name, age, date and type of specimen, identifying number at frosted end
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15
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Histotechnicians performs:

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Special stains on cytology smears; Blood films; Cytopreps

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16
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Most commonly received cytoprep

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Thin prep

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17
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Thin prep is wet-fixed in

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95% ethanol

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18
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Wet fixation of cytoprep in 95% ethanol is to preserve….

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Fine structure of chromatin
Evaluation of nuclear changes

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19
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avoided with smears for cytological detection of neoplasia because it changes the appearances of the cells.

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Air drying

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usually air-dried specimens

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Slides bearing BLOOD or BONE MARROW SMEARS

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21
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Commonest cancer that can be detected even at the pre-invasive stage

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uterine cervix cancer

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22
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Cervical cytology screening involves cell samples from:

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Ecto- and endocervix

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23
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Stain used in cervical smear

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Papanicolaou (Pap) method

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24
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T/F. Cervical cytology is a screening test, abnormal findings must be confirmed histologically.

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True

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PAP Smear Patient Preparation

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abstain from coitus
not douche the vagina for at least a day
not apply intravaginal preparations for at least one week before the examination
Smears should not be taken during menstrual bleeding

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Contaminants that can obscure the cells during examination (PAP smear)

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Blood
Endometrial component
Tissue debris

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27
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Collecting Systems to retrieve gynecology cells:

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Cotton swabs
Wooden or plastic spatula
Cervical brushes; “cytobrushes”

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28
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Collecting system that retrieve more endocervical cells and blood = valuation difficulties

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Brush biopsies

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29
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discouraged because of the drying artifacts and loss of cells that are caused by this method

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Cotton swab

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Preferable to use, with mildly rough surface that can collect more materials

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Wooden spatula

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31
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used strictly for taking materials from endocervix

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Endo-cervical brushing

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32
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Excessively thin or thick smears can result in

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false-negative reports

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33
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often used for ulcerated surface lesions

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Impression smear

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34
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T/F. (Impression Smear): preparations should be quickly air dried and then stained

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True

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35
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Impression smear is indicated in cases of:

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TUMOR (especially of lymph nodes)

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36
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Impression smear retrieval of specimen is done by

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touching the cut surface with a clean slide
fixing immediately

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37
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Sputum smear specimen must be obtain at least ______

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3 consecutive morning sputum

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38
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Sputum specimen must be collected ______

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early morning by deep cough

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39
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Early morning sputum is collected in a wide mouth jar with

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Saccomanno fluid

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40
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Saccomanno fluid is consist of _____ and _____

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50% ethyl alcohol
2% carbowax

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41
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Induced sputum should be collected using _____

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Inhalation of AEROSOL SOLUTION for 20 minutes

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42
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Number of slides to be prepared for extensive study

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Minimum of 2-4 slides

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43
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Slides prepared for Sputum Smear

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One air-dried for Giemsa Staining
at least 2 slides stained by Papanicolaou method

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Sputum is poured into petri dish and examined first for

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Blood-flecked
Solid particles

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45
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Minimum hours of fixation needed in sputum smear

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Minimum of 1 hour

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46
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The sputum smear should be made without delay due to

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Hardening effect of alcohol

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47
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Sputum collected should have been coughed from _______

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Down-deep

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48
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In sputum smear, present of this substance can preserves the cell constituents

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Mucus

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49
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found on the sputum smears from a deep cough

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Alveolar macrophange

50
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Absence of alveolar macrophages suggests

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Saliva

51
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directly smeared onto two labeled slides by pull technique

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Bronchial Brushing Specimen

52
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Bronchial Brushing specimen is fixed by

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Spray fixative
Immersed in 95% alcohol

53
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Bronchial Brushing specimen: Failure to fix the slides within a few seconds will produce

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unsatisfactory cytologic results due to air drying artifact

54
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freshly collected in the bronchoscopy collection container and hand delivered to the laboratory

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Bronchial Washing specimens

55
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Bronchial Aspirates is collected by

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aspiration into a glass suction apparatus
washing the bronchi with 1-2 cc. of saline

56
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If the specimen is collected directly from bronchus, then it must contain

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Epithelial cells (ciliated bronchial cells) from BRONCHIAL MUCOSA

57
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Gastric smear preparations are quite difficult to make due to

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inaccessibility of the specimen
presence of gastric juices

58
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deleterious effect on the morphology of exfoliated cells due to

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presence of gastric juices

59
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Smears of Gastric Secretions and Aspirates: Smears are usually collected by simple ____ and ____

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irrigation and aspiration technique

60
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Smears of Gastric Secretions and Aspirates: Patient Preparation

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fasted for at least 8 hours before gastric washing is performed

61
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T/F. Esophageal washings are to be examined immediately.

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True

62
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T/F. Cytologic examination of nipple discharge has an extremely low diagnostic yield for diagnosis of breast carcinoma.

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True

63
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Spontaneous nipple discharge is usually a result of _____ in young patients

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hormonal imbalance

64
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Bloody nipple discharge

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Benign Intraductal Papilloma

65
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T/F. spontaneous nipple discharge should be smeared on a clean glass slide, and immediately placed in fixative

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True

66
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T/F. During lactation and immediate post-lactation period, nipple discharge is ABNORMAL

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FALSE
Nipple discharge is abnormal except During lactation and immediate post-lactation period

67
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nipple discharge is usually due to a benign breast lesion such as duct:

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Ectasia
Papilloma
Endocrine problems

68
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major value of cytologic examination of nipple discharge is potential detection of _______ in a patient with clinically _______.

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Malignant cells ; undetected carcinoma

69
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Collection Technique (Breast Smear Secretion): Gently strip the ________ and nipple using the __________.

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subareolar area ; thumb and forefinger

70
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Collection Technique (Breast Smear Secretion): If more than a drop is collected, use another slide to smear with a _______

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Pull-up technique

71
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Collection Technique (Breast Smear Secretion): Immersed slide in a bottle of _______ or use ______

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95% isopropanol ; spray fixative.

72
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Collection Technique (Breast Smear Secretion): T/F. If the secretion is scanty in amount, smears should be restricted to a small area of the slide to prevent drying

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True

73
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Collection Technique (Breast Smear Secretion): T/F. Secretions obtained from both breasts should be properly identified as left or right.

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True

74
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study of cellular samples obtained from organs that do not shed cells spontaneously, such as breast, thyroid, lymph nodes, liver, lungs, skin, soft tissues and bones

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Fine Needle Aspiration

75
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organs that do not shed cells spontaneously

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breast, thyroid, lymph nodes, liver, lungs, skin, soft tissues and bones

76
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T/F. FNA is useful in lesions that are easily palpable

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True

77
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FNA basic technique uses

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25-gauge needle
10-ml syringe

78
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Requires larger bore needle and increased suction may be necessary

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Tissues composed of MESENCHYMAL CELLS

79
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Mesenchymal cells adhere to each other and do not _____

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Exfoliate easily

80
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FNA that is usually done by Clinicians and pathology

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FNA of Superficial masses:
Breast, thyroid, peripheral lymph nodes

81
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Deeply seated lesions are

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lung
mediastinum
abdominal organs (liver, pancreas, etc.)
retroperitoneal organs (kidney, adrenal, lymph nodes

82
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Deeply seated lesions are performed under

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CT scan (Laparoscopy)
Ultrasound (Sonography)

83
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sample should be air dried as quickly as possible to ___________

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Reduce the effects of shrinkage

84
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FNA slide preparation: most diagnostic material for cytologic evaluation

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Few drops from Solid lesion

85
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FNA slide preparation: Specimen is bloody leads to

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Diluted cells
Hard to find on direct smear

86
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FNA slide preparation: Maximum slides to be prepared

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4 slides

87
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FNA slide preparation: How many drops per slide

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1-2 drops each slide

88
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FNA slide preparation: Smearing technique used

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Slide-pull technique

89
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FNA slide preparation: Rinse the needle in a preservative solution such as _______

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Saccomano fluid

90
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FNA slide preparation: Ideal aspirate is ______

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creamy consistency with numerous cells suspended in a small amount of tissue fluid

91
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FNA slide preparation: In lymph node aspiration, _______ can be prepared in addition to smear.

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Cell suspension

92
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FNA slide preparation: T/F. Smears obtained by FNA are fixed based on the requirements of the stain to be used.

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True

93
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FNA slide preparation: Colloid, mucin and smears to be stained with ____

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Hematoxylin stain (May-Grunwald-Giemsa)

94
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FNA slide preparation: useful in preliminary assessment of adequacy of the sample

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Rapid stain (Diff Quik 2-3 mins)

95
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FNA slide preparation: Smears to be stained by _________or ______ should be rapidly fixed in alcohol (wet fixation)

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Papanicolaou (Pap); hematoxylin and eosin (H&E)

96
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FNA slide preparation: Specimen stained by Papanicolaou (Pap) or H&E exhibits

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Nuclear details
Better identification of malignant cells

97
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FNA slide preparation: In PAP and H&E if the specimen has artefacts it leads to

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more eosinophilic cytoplasm
details appear fuzzy

98
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FNA slide preparation: smeared by two-slide pull method

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Transbronchial Fine needle Aspiration (FNA)

99
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Cytological investigation of body fluids such as:

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urine samples
cerebrospinal fluid
pleural or peritoneal effusions

100
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Body fluids is obtained by

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Aspiration

101
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Body fluids is useful on the _____ and ______

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ORIGIN and TYPE OF PRIMARY TUMOR

102
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refers to the fluid accumulated in the three serous cavities namely pleural, pericardial and peritoneal

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Serous effusion

103
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presence of malignant cells in serous effusions usually indicate metastatic involvement and, therefore, a _______

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higher stage of cancer

104
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prevented by adding 300 units of Heparin for every 100 ml. of aspirate

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Jelly-like clots

105
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preferred for cytology

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Freshly tapped specimens

106
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If immediate processing is not possible, it can be preserved in the

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Refrigerator for 24-48 hrs @4 deg cel.
Or 50%. Ethanol

107
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should be used to prepare smears from prefixed sample

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Albuminized slides

107
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best method to collect cells from body fluid

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Cytospin

108
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no access to a cytospin, can make use of _______ and _______

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centrifugation of the preparation and sampling of the centrifuged sediment

109
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major objection to the use of cytocentrifuge

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distortion of cellular morphology due to air drying artifacts

110
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Immediate fixation is done by

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using an equal volume of polyethylene glycol

111
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received as the result of direct taps of pleural or peritoneal effusions, as well as from cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and synovial fluid.

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Cell suspencions

112
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Most cytologists prefer to receive effusions as _____

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rapidly as possible in sterile containers without fixative or anticoagulant

113
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Optimum amount of Cell suspension

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20-30 mL

114
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Cells in cell suspension remains viable for up to ________

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4 days

115
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Cell in the specimen is kept _____

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Refrigerated @4deg

116
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Preparation of Cytospin slides: The specimen is centrifuged as soon as possible at ________ speed for ______ (our suggested method)

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1000 RPM
1 minute

117
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Preparation of Cytospin slides: sediment on a glass slide which has been previously coated with a __________

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thin layer of egg albumin

118
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Preparation of Cytospin slides: When it begins to dry around the edges but is still moist in the center, the smear is fixed in _______

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95% alcohol

119
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Preparation of Cytospin slides: If smears cannot be prepared immediately, the sediment should be covered with _______ and placed in the refrigerator.

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absolute alcohol

120
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Preparation of Cytospin slides: When secretions are small in amount, the smear should be prepared and fixed in the _______

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operating room/bronchoscopy room

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