Intro To AMP Flashcards
Pathology can be defined as the science that deals with the _______ and the _______
study of diseases
body’s response to diseases
Pathos(_____ ), logos( ______)
suffering
study
Pathology is a bridging discipline between _______ and _______
basic medicine and clinical
practice
Cellular pathology/_____/ ______ is devoted to the study of ____________
It’s divided into ____ and ____
morbid anatomy; histopathology
structural and functional changes that underlie diseases.
General pathology and systemic pathology
general pathology deals with the _____________________
Systemic pathology which examines ____________
basic reaction of the cells and tissues to abnormal stimuli that underlie disease
specific response of specialized organs and tissue to more or less well defined stimuli
There are four disease processes that form the core of pathology
________
_________
_________
___________
etiology
Pathogenesis
Morphology
Clinical syndromes
A medical pathologist is involved in chief complaint history and treatment.
T/F
F
Not involved in those
Examples of histochemical technique
•Perls’s Reaction for detection of _____
• Von Kossa technique for _____
• Sudan black technique for _____
• Congo Red for _____
• PAS/PASD reaction for ______
Ferric ions
calcium
Lipids
amyloid
Carbohydrates
PAS = _______
Periodic Acid Schiff
WHAT IS H&E?
• The _______ and ______ Stain
Haematoxylin and Eosin
Most commonly used fixative is ____% buffered ________ or ______
• Others
•______ solution for testis small biopsies will also decalcify
•______ contains alcohol for rapid processing. Dissolves fat good for
identifying lymph node
• _____ for lymphoid tissues
10; formal saline
Formalin
Boiun’s
Carnoy’s
B-5
PROCESSING OF TISSUE
•________
• _______
FFPE
FROZEN SECTION
_______________ (FFPE)
Formalin Fixed Paraffin Embedded
Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease
(1) Mucin
(2) Fibrin
(3)Amyloid
(4) Helicobacter pylori
(5)Haemosiderin,iron
(6) Connective tissue fibers
Mucicamine; Mucinous Adenocarcinoma
Reticulin stain; Necrotizing lesion in glomerulonephritis
Congo red ; Amyloidosis
Modified Giemsa stain; Chronic gastritis
Perl’s Prussian blue; Heamochromatosis
Masson’s trichome/Sirius Red; Liver cirrhosis
Tissue constituent ; stain ; Disease
Mucin
Mucicamine
Mucinous Adenocarcinoma