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Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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What is abbrevition of DPX

A

Distyrene plasticizer xylene

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2
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What is the abreviation XAN

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Xanthomas

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3
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What two stains are used to stain the cytoplasm in papanicolau stain

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  1. Eosin Y
  2. Light green
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4
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Mention all the 3 dyes of papanicolou stain

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  1. Orange G
  2. Eosin Y
  3. Light green
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5
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mention the stains for Eosin Azure

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  1. Light green
  2. Eosin y
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6
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what stain stains the nucleus for nucleus detail

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Hematoxylin

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7
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What two names are given to a cell when it is stained blue or blue green in a pap smear staining

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  1. Basophilia
  2. Cyanophilia
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8
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what name is given to a cell when it stains blue in a pap smear staining

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acidophilia
Eosinophilia

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9
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What name is given to a cell when it stains orange in pap smeae staining

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Orangeophilia

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10
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what conclusion is given when a cell stains grey-blue

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indeterminate

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11
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what is cytoplasmic cyanophilia associated with

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metabolically active cells
staining ribonucleic acid

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12
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what is cytoplasmic acidophilia associated with

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  1. abundance of nonribosomal organelles e.g mitochondria
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13
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what is Cytoplasmic orangeophilia associated with

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keratinization

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14
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what parts of a cytoplasm will show a blue-green colour

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ribonucleic acid
ribosomes

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15
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in the cytoplasm what components will show a pink colour

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basic proteins in the cytoplasm

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16
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which cells contains keratin

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squamous cell

17
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What is the significance of cytoplasmic acidophilia in a cell

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Cytoplasmic acidophilia is associated with an abundance of nonribosomal organelles, such as mitochondria.

18
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What colors can cells be stained using the Papanicolaou stain?

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Cells can be stained blue or blue-green (basophilia, cyanophilia), pink (acidophilia, eosinophilia), orange (orangeophilia), or indeterminate (gray-blue)

19
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What do Orange G and eosin Y stain?

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Orange G and eosin Y are acid dyes that stain basic proteins, such as prekeratin

20
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What is cytoplasmic orangeophilia associated with?

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Cytoplasmic orangeophilia is associated with keratinization.

21
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Can cellular degeneration affect staining?

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Yes, cellular degeneration can result in intense eosinophilia or orangeophilia, even in nonsquamous-derived cells.

22
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What does light green specifically bind to

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Light green has an affinity for ribonucleic acids (RNA) in ribosomes

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