Cytology/Histology LAB Flashcards
1
Q
What are important & prominent cytology features that are consistent with inflammation? (5)
A
- Pyknosis:
- Slow cell death
- Small, condensed, dark nucleus that may be fragmented. - Karyolysis:
- Rapid cell death
- Occurs with some septic inflammatory reactions
- Appears swollen, ragged nucleus without intact membrane - Bacteria
- Neutrophils
- Monocytes
2
Q
What are important & prominent cytology features that are consistent with malignant neoplasia? (8)
A
- Anisokaryosis
- Any unusual variation in the overall size of the cell nucleus. - Pleomorphism
- Variability in size & shape of the same cell type. - High nucleus to cytoplasm ratio (H:C)
- Increased mitotic activity
- Coarse chromatin
- Multinucleation
- Nucleoli vary in size
- Nuclear molding
3
Q
How to identify benign neoplasia (2)
A
- Hyperplasia
- Increase in number of cells in a tissue - No criteria of malignancy present in the nucleus of cells
4
Q
Three possible sites for bone marrow collection in animals
A
- Head of femur
- Head of humerus
- Ileum of pelvis
5
Q
Incisional biopsy definition
A
Portion of the tumor is removed
6
Q
Excisional biopsy definition
A
Entire tumor is removed
7
Q
What type of cell tissue is this?
A
Epithelial cells
8
Q
What type of cell tissue is this?
A
Muscle cells
9
Q
What type of cell tissue is this?
A
Connective cells