CHAPTER 3 Flashcards
microscopic study of tissues affected by disease
A. histopath
b. histology
c.ywqna talaga putangina
A. histopath
study of the normal tissues of the body
A. histopath
B.histology
c.ywqna talaga putangina
d. fixation
b. histology
the simplest, least invasive test and uses the smallest needle to simply remove cells from the area of abnormality.
a. Core needle biopsy
b. Fine needle aspiration
c.Incisional biopsy
d. excisional biopsy
b. Fine needle aspiration
removes not only cells, but also a small amount of the surrounding tissue.
a. Core needle biopsy
b. Fine needle aspiration
c.Incisional biopsy
d. excisional biopsy
a. Core needle biopsy
This is not always adequate to obtain a diagnosis, depending on the area to be biopsied.
a. Core needle biopsy
b. Fine needle aspiration
c.Incisional biopsy
d. excisional biopsy
b. Fine needle aspiration
o takes out* even more surrounding tissue.
o It takes out some of the abnormality, but not all.*
o The doctor will slice into the lesion and remove only a portion of it
a. Core needle biopsy
b. Fine needle aspiration
c.Incisional biopsy
d. excisional biopsy
c.Incisional biopsy
primary technique for obtaining diagnostic full-thickness skin specimens.
a. incisional biopsy
b. excisional biopsy
c. punch biopsy
d. shave biopsy
e. curettings
c. punch biopsy
** generally, removes the entire area in question.**
a. incisional biopsy
b. excisional biopsy
c. punch biopsy
d. shave biopsy
e. curettings
b. excisional biopsy
where small fragments of tissue are “shaved” from a surface (usually skin).
a.pagodnako te commonsense to
b. excisional biopsy
c. punch biopsy
d. shave biopsy
e. curettings
d. shave biopsy
requires basic general surgical and suture-tying skills and is easy to learn.
a. incisional biopsy
b. manghula ka na te
c. punch biopsy
d. shave biopsy
e. curettings
c. punch biopsy
tissue is scooped or spooned to remove tissue or growths from body cavity such as endometrium or cervical canal.
a. incisional biopsy
b. manghula ka na te
c. ice cream biopsy
d. shave biopsy
e. curettings
e. curettings
use of a circular blade that is rotated down through the epidermis and dermis, and into the subcutaneous fat, yielding a 3- to 4- mm cylindrical core of tissue sample
a. incisional biopsy
b. excisional biopsy
c. punch biopsy
d. shave biopsy
e. curettings
c. punch biopsy
proteins and cells are digested and broken down by their own enzymes, independent of a bacterial action.
a. autopsy
b. autolysis
c. teasing
d. dissociation
b. autolysis
retarded by cold and accelerated at room temperature.
autolysis
AUTOLYSIS
** more severe in tissues that are rich in enzymes SUCH AS:?
GIVE 3 EXAMPLE **
LIVER
BRAIN
KIDNEY
