Histopathology Flashcards

1
Q

Who is the father of histopathology?

A

Johannes Muller

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2
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Who is the founder of pathology that used different methods of fixation?

A

Marcello Malphigi

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3
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Who discovered formalin?

A

Professor F. Blum

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4
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What do you call the specimen source when the specimen was taken from the morgue?

A

Autopsy (from dead)

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5
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What do you call the specimen source when the specimen was taken from the operating room?

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Biopsy (from alive)

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6
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process of recording the tissue specimen in a logbook and assigning identification numbers to the specimen
A

Number

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7
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • preserving the tissue specimen in a life-like manner as possible
A

Fixation

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8
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process of removing water from the specimen by using grades of ethyl alcohol
A

Dehydration

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9
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • known as de-alcoholization
  • the process of removing excess alcohol in the tissues and making the tissues transparent
A

Clearing

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10
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What is the routine clearing agent when doing a clearing technique for routine histopathologic examination?

A

Xylene

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11
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process of filling up tissues spaces or cavities using melted paraffin wax.
A

Infiltration

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12
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process of placing the infiltrated tissue inside a mold
A

Embedding or Molding

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13
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process of removing the excess paraffin wax from the block until it assumes
    the shape of a truncated pyramid
A

Trimming

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14
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • also known as microtomy
  • a tissue block is cut into thin slices called ribbons/sections using a microtome
A

Sectioning

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15
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process that employs the use of hematoxylin and eosin dyes to differentiate the cells and the cellular components
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Staining

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16
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Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • the process of putting the coverslip on the stained tissue using a mounting medium
A

Mounting

17
Q

Identify the basic technique when preparing for routine histopathologic examination.

  • means of identifying the specimen
A

Labelling

18
Q

What diagnostic test is used to investigate superficial masses or lumps?

A

Fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB)

19
Q

What is the method of screening for cervical cancer and pre-cancerous changes in the cervix?

A

Papanicolaou smear

20
Q

Also known as autopsy or necropsy. This highly specialized surgical procedure consists of a
a thorough examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death, the manner of death, and to evaluate any disease or injury that may have been present.

A

Post mortem examination