Dehydration Flashcards

1
Q

temperature that will hasten dehydration time

A

37deg C

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2
Q

suited for urgent biopsies but not for routine tissue processing

A

acetone

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3
Q

for dehydrating sections and smears

A

triethyl phosphate

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4
Q

toxic to reproductive, fetal, urinary system

  • decomposes when exposed to sunlight
A

cellosolve

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5
Q

cellosolve is also known as

A

Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether

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6
Q

dehydrating agent whose main disadvantage is its being toxic to man (not commonly used)

A

dioxane / diethyl dioxide

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7
Q

dehydrating agent that is both a skin & eye irritant

A

tetrahydrofuran

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8
Q

act as tissue softener for specimens that are hard without calcium

A

phenol in alcohol bath

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9
Q
  • most commonly used dehydrating agent
  • fast acting and nontoxic
A

Ethyl alcohol (Ethanol)

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10
Q
  • alcohol for plant & animal microtechniques
A

butyl alcohol

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11
Q

toxic by ingestion, inhalation & by skin contact

A

cellosolve

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12
Q

double purpose
i. dehydrating
Ii. clearing agent

A

dioxane

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13
Q

decomposes when exposed to sunlight

A

cellosolve

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