Must knows Histopaths Flashcards
What does ‘dolor’ mean?
Pain
Where is the site of collection for hormonal studies?
Upper 3rd wall of the vaginal wall
Who is the prosector of an autopsy?
Pathologist
Which cells have a fried egg appearance?
Parabasal cells
Which stain is used for copper pigment?
Lindquis Rhodamine techniques
How do you prepare 10% formalin?
1:9 (1 part stock solution = 9 parts distilled water)
What is the most common metallic fixative?
Mercuric chloride
What is the most rapid fixative?
Carnoy’s fixative
What does pathology literally mean?
Pathos pain/suffering = study of pain/suffering
Which tissues have intercalated disks?
Cardiac muscle
Which flat, polyhedral cells have a pyknotic nucleus?
Superficial cells
What removes ‘nicks’?
Sharpening (honing)
What is Scott’s Tap Water employed for?
Blueing step = H and E staining
For what is Alkaline Fast Green useful as a stain?
Histones
What is the fastest method of paraffin impregnation?
Vacuum embedding
What does ‘dolor’ mean?
Pain
Where is the site of collection for hormonal studies?
Upper 3rd wall of the vaginal wall
Who is the prosector of an autopsy?
Pathologist
Which cells have a fried egg appearance?
Parabasal cells
Which stain is used for copper pigment?
Lindquis Rhodamine techniques
How do you prepare 10% formalin?
1:9 (1 part stock solution = 9 parts distilled water)
What is the most common metallic fixative?
Mercuric chloride
What is the most rapid fixative?
Carnoy’s fixative
What does pathology literally mean?
Pathos pain/suffering = study of pain/suffering
Which tissues have intercalated disks?
Cardiac muscle
Which flat, polyhedral cells have a pyknotic nucleus?
Superficial cells
What removes ‘nicks’?
Sharpening (honing)
What is Scott’s Tap Water employed for?
Blueing step = H and E staining
For what is Alkaline Fast Green useful as a stain?
Histones
What is the fastest method of paraffin impregnation?
Vacuum embedding
What is the ideal fixative to tissue ratio?
20:1 (20 fixative; 1 tissue)
What does ‘itis’ mean?
Inflammation
Which antibody class is used in IFHIC?
IgG
Which fixative is both a nuclear and histochemical fixative?
Newcomer’s fixative
Which stain is used for glomerular basement membrane and carbohydrates?
PAS - Periodic Acid Fast
Who is the inventor of the sliding microtome?
Adams
For what is Epon employed?
Plastic Embedding Medium for Electron Microscopy
What is the non-appearance of an organ called?
Agenesis
Which clearing agent becomes milky?
Xylene
What is the routine fixative for exfoliative cytology?
95% ethanol
Which fixative is recommended for cell detail in tissue photography?
Mercuric chloride
Negri bodies are seen in which viral disease?
Rabies
The presence of mononuclear cells is associated with which type of inflammation?
Chronic inflammation
What is the most reliable feature of malignancy?
Metastasis
What is the double embedding technique?
1st celloidin, 2nd paraffin