histo postlab 3 (original notes) Flashcards

1
Q

A process by which we give COLOR to a section

A

Staining

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2
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Routinely used stain

A

H & E stain

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3
Q

Color of NUCLEUS when H&E stain is used

A

Blue

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4
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Color of CYTOPLASM and EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX when H&E stain is used

A

Pinkish

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5
Q

Logwood Tree

A

Hematoxylon Campechianum

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6
Q

Mixture of Giemsa Stain

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Methylene-Blue
Eosin

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7
Q

Mostly used on methanol-fixed blood films

A

Giemsa Stain

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8
Q

Giemsa Stain binds to pathogens including

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Spirochetes
Trypanosome

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8
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Used to identify and differentiate the bacteria

A

Gram Stain

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9
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Used to identify ‘‘ACID FAST’’ bacteria

A

Ziehl Nielsen Stain

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10
Q

Used to identify myelin

A

Luxol fast blue/ Cresyl Violet

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11
Q

Myelin is stained what color when Luxol Blue/Cresyl Violet is used

A

Blue

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12
Q

Other elements of the Nervous System is stained what color when Luxol Blue/Cresyl Violet is used

A

Pink or Violet

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13
Q

A dye that is more soluble in fat than in water or alcohols

A

Oil red

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14
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Used as a stain for NEUTRAL LIPIDS

A

Oil red

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15
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This stain is mainly used to evaluate the type and amount of EC material like COLLAGEN, FIBRIN, MUSCLE AND ELASTIC FIBER

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Trichrome Stain

16
Q

Has a principle wherein smaller dye molecules will penetrate and stain a tissue element, but whenever the larger molecule can penetrate the same element, the smaller molecule is replaced by it

A

Massons’s Trichrome Stain

17
Q

Stains carbohydrates magenta, including components of the basal lamina

A

Periodic acid Schiff (PAS)

18
Q

Used to distinguish elements of the EC matrix
-Stains fungi and bacteria

A

Alcian Blue

19
Q

Used to identify deposits of PROTEIN IN TISSUE

A

Congo Red

20
Q

Naturally occurring vegetable dye

A

Orcein Stain

21
Q

Percent of periodic acid in Orcein Stain

A

0.5%

22
Q

Minutes of periodic acid in orcein stain

A

5 mins

23
Q

Minutes of Orcein in orcein stain

A

30 mins

24
Q

Deposits silver, which looks black

A

Silver staining methods

25
Q

Useful for identifying single cells amidst a group

A

Silver staining method

26
Q

Doesn’t stain every cell uniformly

A

Silver staining method

27
Q

A VERSATILE DYE that colors the nuclei blue

A

Toluidine Blue

28
Q

Used for examining with ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

A

Toluidine Blue

29
Q

Used for the detection of Collagen

A

Van Gieson Stain

30
Q

Color of Nuclei, when Van Gieson Stain is used

A

Blue/Black

31
Q

Color of Collagen, when Van Gieson Stain is used

A

Red/Pink

32
Q

Color of Cytoplasm, Muscle, Fibrin, and RBCs when Van Gieson stain is used

A

Yellow

33
Q

Can detect the Ferrous from the Ferric Ions

A

Perl’s-Prussian Blue

34
Q

With deposits found in the LIVER and PANCREAS

A

Hemochromatosis

35
Q

With deposits in the liver SPLEEN and LYMPH NODES

A

Hemosiderosis