FIXATIVES 1.0 Flashcards

ALDEHYDE, METALLIC, CHROMATE, LEAD

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Formaldehyde is a gas produced by the oxidation of what substance?

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METHYL ALCOHOL

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REAGENT-GRADE FORMALDEHYDE contains __________

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10% METHANOL

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REMOVAL OF FORMALIN PIGMENTS:

this method involves placing formaldehyde fixed specimens in ACETONE, 28% AMMONIA WATER, and HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

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LILLIE’S METHOD
(arte si Lillie so daghan siya’g kailangan 🤩)

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REMOVAL OF FORMALIN PIGMENTS:

this is a method of formaldehyde clearance involving 70% ETHANOL and 28% AMMONIA WATER

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KARDASEWITCH’S METHOD

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rinsing agent in LILLIE’S METHOD

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70% ALCOHOL

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TRADITIONALLY, it is the most commonly used fixative in PATHOLOGY

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10% FORMOL-SALINE

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BEST FIXATIVE FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS TISSUES and GENERAL POST-MORTEM TISSUES for histochemical examination

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10% FORMOL-SALINE

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10% Formol-Saline should be changed every how many months so large specimens can be fixed for a long time?

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3 MONTHS

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Ideal for SILVER IMPREGNATION and other staining techniques

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10% FORMOL-SALINE

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It is used to preserve PHOSPHOLIPIDS

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CALCIUM ACETATE FORMALIN (LILLIE’S)

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REPLACED FORMOL-SALINE as the most commonly used fixative in pathology

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CALCIUM ACETATE FORMALIN (LILLIE’S)

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MOST WIDELY USED FIXATIVE FOR ROUTINE HISTOLOGY

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10% NBF

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BEST GENERAL TISSUE FIXATIVE

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10% NBF

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BEST FIXATIVE FOR FROZEN SECTIONS

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10% NBF

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the fixative of choice for many other procedures that require paraffin embedding, including IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY and interphase FISH

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10% NBF

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BEST FIXATIVE FOR IRON-CONTAINING PIGMENTS and ELASTIC FIBERS

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10% NBF

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recommended for ROUTINE POST-MORTEM TISSUES

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FORMOL CORROSIVE

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EXCELLENT for SILVER RETICULUM METHODS

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FORMOL CORROSIVE

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in using formol corrosive, tissue sections should NOT BE MORE THAN how many cm thick?

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1cm

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a fixative that contains ALCOHOL SATURATED WITH PICRIC ACID

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ALCOHOLIC FORMALIN

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ALCOHOLIC FORMALIN is also known as?

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GENDRE’S FIXATIVE

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it fixes and dehydrates at the same time and fixes SPUTUM since it coagulates mucus

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ALCOHOLIC FORMALIN

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gives improved results with immunohistochemistry

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UNBUFFERED ZINC FORMALIN

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suitable for paraffin embedding and sectioning, and also for immunohistochemical analysis

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PARAFORMALDEHYDE

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suitable for use when preparing samples for light microscopy in RESIN embedding and sectioning, and for EM
KARNOVSKY'S FIXATIVE ***"nag RES(t) siya sa KAR ni NOVa"***
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GOOD FIXATIVE FOR NERVOUS TISSUE (ASTROCYTES)
CAJAL'S FORMOL-AMMONIUM BROMIDE
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used for the PRESERVATION OF LIPIDS SINCE MOST FORMALIN FIXATIVES ARE INERT TO LIPIDS
BAKER'S FORMOL CALCIUM
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it is made up of 2 FORMALDEHYDE RESIDUES, LINKED BY A THREE-CARBON CHAIN
GLUTARALDEHYDE
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concentration of glutaraldehyde for **SMALL TISSUE FRAGMENTS and NEEDLE BIOPSIES** for 2-4 hours at room temperature
2.5%
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concentration of glutaraldehyde for **LARGE TISSUE FRAGMENTS LESS THAN 4mm THICK** for 6-8 hours up to 24 hours
4%
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fixative **RECOMMENDED FOR HISTOCHEMISTRY** and **ELECTRON MICROSCOPY**
GLUTARALDEHYDE
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The MOST EFFECTIVE ALDEHYDE for PROTEIN CROSS-LINKING
GLUTARALDEHYDE
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the MOST COMMON METALLIC FIXATIVE and WIDELY USED AS A SECONDARY FIXATIVE
MERCURIC CHLORIDE
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Mercuric Chloride is frequently used in saturated aqueous solution of __________
5-7%
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the routine fixative of choice for preservation of cell detail in TISSUE PHOTOGRAPHY
MERCURIC CHLORIDE
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group of fixatives recommended for RENAL TSES, FIBRIN, CONNECTIVE TSES, and MUSCLES
MERCURIC CHLORIDE
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fixative where its best application is for fixation of **HEMATOPOIETIC and RES TISSUES**
MERCURIC CHLORIDE
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mercuric chloride fixative: **MERCURIC CHLORIDE + GLACIAL ACETIC ACID** just ***BEFORE*** its use
ZENKER'S FLUID
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may act as a MORDANT to make certain special staining possible
ZENKER'S FLUID
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recommended for PTAH and TRICHROME STAINING
ZENKER'S FLUID
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mercuric chloride fixative: **MERCURIC CHLORIDE + 40% FORMALDEHYDE** just ***BEFORE*** its use
ZENKER-FORMOL
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it is an EXCELLENT MICROANATOMIC FIXATIVE for PITUITARY, BONE MARROW, **BLOOD-CONTAINING ORGANS**
ZENKER-FORMOL (Helly's) ***"Bloody helly"***
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Zenker Formol is aka __________
HELLY'S
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fixative recommended for TUMOR BIOPSIES especially of the SKIN
HEIDENHAIN'S SUSA
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Heidenhain's Susa produces minimum shrinkage and hardening of tissues due to the COUNTER-BALANCE of the SWELLING EFFECTS of _____ and the SHRINKAGE effect of _______________
ACIDS; MERCURY
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fixative used on **WET SMEARS** for cytologic examinations
SCHAUDINN'S SOLUTION
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commonly used for BONE MARROW BIOPSIES
LILLIE'S B-5 FIXATIVE ("Lillie's Bone Marrow Biopsies") 😂
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what is added to 10mL Lillie's B-5 fixative prior to use?
1mL of 40% FORMALDEHYDE
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2 mercuric chloride rapid fixatives giving excellent NUCLEAR preservation
1. CARNOY-LEBRUN 2. OHLMACHER
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a class of fixatives which are strong oxidizing agents used for PRECIPITATING PROTEINS and PRESERVING CARBOHYDRATES
CHROMATE FIXATIVES
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recommended for "CAM" (CHROMAFFIN TISSUES, ADRENAL MEDULLA, and MITOCHONDRIA)
CHROMATE FIXATIVES
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what must be added to chrome-containing tissues before use to prevent counteracting effects and consequent decomposition of solution upon prolonged standing?
FORMALDEHYDE
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under chromate fixatives: it PRECIPITATES ALL PROTEINS and adequately PRESERVES CARBOHYDRATES
CHROMIC ACID
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recommended for the demonstration of CHROMATIN, MITOCHONDRIA, MITOTIC FIGURES, GOLGI BODIES, RBC and COLLOID-CONTAINING TISSUES
REGAUD'S FLUID
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Regaud's Fluid is a fixative with SLOW PENETRATION and tends to produce precipitates of what substance?
SUB-OXIDES
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prolonged fixation in this fixative **produces MELANIN** and blackens the tissue pigments
REGAUD'S FLUID
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What is added to Regaud's Fluid just before use?
40% STRONG FORMALDEHYDE
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fixative recommended for study of **EARLY DEGENERATIVE PROCESSES** and **TISSUE NECROSIS**
ORTH'S FLUID
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demonstrates **RICKETTSIA** and other bacteria
ORTH'S FLUID
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Potassium Dichromate is used in how many percent aqueous soln?
3%
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Potassium Dichromate preserves mitochondria at what pH?
pH 4.5 - 5.2
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Lead Fixatives are used in how many percent aqueous solution of BASIC LEAD ACETATE?
4%
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a primary reaction product precipitate for the visualization of the activity of glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase in tissue sections
LEAD OXALOACETATE
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fixative recommended for **ACID MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES**
LEAD FIXATIVES
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disadvantage of lead fixatives: it takes up CO₂ to form what insoluble compound especially on prolonged standing?
LEAD CARBONATE
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this fixative is a solution of **MERCURIC CHLORIDE, SODIUM CHLORIDE, ALCOHOL, and GLACIAL ACETIC ACID**
SCHAUDINN'S SOLUTION