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Decalcification Flashcards

1
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done after fixation and before impregnation

A

decalcification

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2
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in surface decalcification, dace down on a pad of cotton saturated with _______ hydrochloric acid for approximately one hour

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10%

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3
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in surface decalcification, dace down on a pad of cotton saturated with 10% hydrochloric acid for approximately _________

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1 hour

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4
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four main types of decalcifying agents

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acids, chelating agents, ion exchange resins and electrical ionization

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5
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most widely used agents for routine decalcification of large amounts of bony tissues because they are stable

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acid decalcifying agents

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6
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the most common and fastest decalcifying agent

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nitric acid

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7
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aqueous nitric acid solution 10% time

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12-24 hours

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8
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formol-nitric acid time

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1-3 days

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9
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perenyi’s fluid time

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2-7 days

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10
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phloroglucin-nitric acid time

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12-24 hours

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11
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most rapid decalcifying agent so far

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phloroglucin-nitric acid

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12
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inferior compared to nitric acid in its role

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hydrochloric acid

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13
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von ebner’s fluid time:

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3-5 days

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14
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moderate-acting decalcifying agent

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formic accid

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15
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aqueous formic acid time

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2-7 days

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16
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formic acid-sodium citrate solution time

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3-14 days

17
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trichloroacetic acid time

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4-8 days

18
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it permits good nuclear staining

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trichloroacetic acid

19
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a very weak decalcifying solution suitable only for minute pieces of bone

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sulfurous acid

20
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chromic acid (flemming’s fluid)

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12 hours

21
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can be both used as a fixative and decalcifying agent

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chromic acid (flemming’s fluid)

22
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an environmental toxin

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chromic acid

23
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citric acid-citrate buffer solution

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6 days

24
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ph of citric acid-citrate buffer solution

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ph 4.5

25
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permits excellent nuclear and cytoplasmic staining

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citric acid-citrate buffer solution

26
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most common chelating agent

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edta

27
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optimal ph of edta

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7-7.6

28
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meaning of edta

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ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid

29
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neutral edta time

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1-3 weeks for small specimens and 6-8 weeks for bones

30
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hastens decalcification by removing calcium ions

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ion exchange resin

31
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ion exchange resin time

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1-14 days

32
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a process whereby positively charged calcium ions are attracted to a negative electrode

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electrophoresis

33
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hard tissues are placed in the decalcifying agent in a microwave

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microwave oven decalcification

34
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factors influencing the rate of decalcification

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concentration, fluid access, size and consistency, agitation and temperature

35
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optimum temperature

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18 to 30 degrees celsius

36
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water rinsing time for small samples

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30 mins

37
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water rinsing for large specimens

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1-4 hrs

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