COMMON STAINING SOLUTION (SET 2)

Question 1

Oldest stain

Answer 1

Iodine

Question 2

If Iodine is partnered with this, it can be used for glycogen, amyloid and corpora amylacea

Answer 2

LUGOL’S

Question 3

If Iodine is partnered with this, it can be used for microorganisms and fibrin.

Answer 3

GRAM’S

Question 4

It is used for mitochondria

Answer 4

Janus Green B

Question 5

Malachite green is used for?

Answer 5

Ascaris eggs, erythrocytes and bacterial spore

Question 6

It is used for Chromatin

Answer 6

Methyl green

Question 7

It is used for plasma and cytologic examinations for sputum

Answer 7

Methylene blue

Question 8

It is used for the Nuclei of leukocytes

Answer 8

Methylene violet

Question 9

Used for Observing cell granules and vacuoles in phagocytic cells

Answer 9

Neutral red

Question 10

Used for Carbol fuchsin substitute in acid-fast staining

Answer 10

Night blue

Question 11

Used for Elastic fibers (Taenzer Unna Orcein Method)

Answer 11

Orcein

Question 12

Used for Dermatological studies to demonstrate finest and most delicate skin fibers

Answer 12

Orcein

Question 13

Used to stain fat

Answer 13

Osmium tetroxide

Question 14

Demonstration of circulatory system by injection

Answer 14

Prussian blue

Question 15

Fix and stain blood and glandular tissues

Answer 15

Rhodamine B

Question 16

Spirochetes, reticulum and other fiber stains

Answer 16

Silver nitrate

Question 17

Substitute for Thionine in fresh frozen sections

Answer 17

Toluidine blue

Question 18

Recommended for Nissl granules or chromophilic bodies

Answer 18

Toluidine blue

Question 19

Neuroglia in frozen sections

Answer 19

Victoria blue