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Glycogen is best demonstrated by the use of:
Crystal violet colloidal iron
Mayer mucicarmine
Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) with and without diastase
Alcian blue with and without Hyalaronidase
Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) with and without diastase
Amyloid can be demonstrated with
Congo red
Mayer mucicarmine
Crésyl echt violet
Alcian bleu
Congo red
The Schiff réaction demonstrates:
Hyalaronidase acid
Aldehydes
Basophiles compounds
Amphoteric tissus components
Aldehydes
A good controle for the Mayer mucicarmine stain is:
Kidney
Appendix
Spleen
Liver
Appendix
À good controle for glycogen is:
Kidney
Appendix
Lung
Liver
Liver
To increase the specificity for amyloid, Congo red stains should be examined by which of the following types of microscopy
Phase contrast
Dark field
Polarized
Electron
Polarized
Of the following, which is the best fixative for glycogen
gluteraldehyde
Orth
acetic acid
absolute alcohol
Absolute alcohol
Periodic acid uis used in the PAS technique as a/an:
Mordant
Stain
Reducer
Oxidizer
Oxidizer
Acid mucopolysaccharides are demonstrated by:
Alcian bleu
Alizarin red
Congo red
Acid fuchsin
Alcian bleu
The reliability of the Schiff reagent may be checked by adding which of the following to a small aliquot of Schiff solution
Sodium iodate
Formaldehydes
Potassium Métabisulfite
Diastase
Formaldéhyde
A fluorescent dye used for the demonstration of amyloid is:
Crystal violet colloidal iron
Auramine O
Colloidal iron
Thioflavin T
Thioflavin T
The alcian blue stain performand at pH 1,0 demonstrates:
All acid mucopolysaccharides
Carboxylated acid mucopolysaccharides
Sulfatés acid mucopolysaccharides
Neutral mucopolysaccharides
Sulfatés acid mucopolysaccharides
Substance stained positive with the colloidal iron procedure will be:
Red
Blue
Apple green
Violet
Blue
Schiff reagent is a/an
Reduced solution of basic fuchsin
Oxidized solution of basic fuchsin
Reduced solution of acid fuchsin
Oxidized solution of acid fuchsin
Reduced solution of basic fuchsin
Diastase digestion increased specificity for
Mucin
Amyloid
Carbohydrate
Glycogen
Glycogen
Colloïdal iron is used for the demonstration of
Amyloid
Glycogen
Acid mucopolysaccharides
Neutral mucopolysaccharides
Acid mucopolysaccharides
Glycogen may be removed from tissue by digestion with
A-amylase
Hyluronidase
Sialic acid
Chitin
A-amylase
Adjacent sections are stained with PAS, one with and one without diastase digestion. A positive result on the one without digestion and a negative result on the one with digestion indicates the presence of:
Carboxylated mucosubstances
Sulfatés mucosubstances
Hyalaronic acid
Glycogen
Glycogen
Which of the following fungi are well demonstrated with the colloidal iron stain?
Histoplasma capsulatum
Cryptococcus neoformans
Candida ablicans
Coccidioides immitis
Cryptococcus neoformans
True or false
Glucose, sucrose and other oligopolysaccharides can be demonstrated easily in tissue sections
False
True or false
Hyalaronidase is used to digest some connective tissue mucin
True
True or false
The routine alcian blue stain is done at a pH of 1,5
False
Good Schiff reagent should be light pink
True or false
False
Amyloid shows a yellow biréfringence following staining with Congo red
True or false
False
Glutaraldéhyde is one of the recommended fixatives for the PAS reaction
True or false
False
The Schiff reaction may show false positivity following chromate-containing fixatives
True or false
False
True or false
Glycogen containing tissue fixed with Bouin solution may show resistance to a diastase digestion
True
No staining of the glomérular basement membrane can be seen microscopically on a control sections of kidney. This may be a result of:
Inadequate oxidation
Prolonged treatment with Schiff reagent
Thickening of the basement membrane
Lack of treatment with sodium Métabisulfite
Inadequate oxidation
Marked nonspecific background staining is noted on a section with the PAS technique. This could be a result of:
Over oxidation of the section
Prolonged washing with water
Fixation with glutaraldéhyde
Fixation with Zenker solution
Fixation with glutaraldéhyde
Very weak staining is noted on a PAS-staining control sections of liver. One problem solving action is:
Check if Schiff reagent with formaldehyde
Verify the use of potassium Métabisulfite
Shorten the oxidation time
Decrease the washing time
Check if Schiff reagent with formaldehyde
Sections of small intestine show orange goblet cells that are partially obscured by the yellow background. This is likely the result of:
Prolonged staining with mucicarmine
Overstraining with metanil yellow
Improper use of iron Hématoxyline
A port choice of control tissue
Overstraining with metanil yellow
Control sections stained with Congo red show only yellow and no green, biréfringence. This could probably be corrected in the future by
Reducing the time in the Congo red show
Using iron Hématoxylin for the nuclear stain
Ensuring that the sections are cue at 8-10 um
Using only control tissue fixed in formalin
Ensuring that the sections are cue at 8-10 um
With both the Masson and Gomori trichrome procedures, Muscle satins:
Red
Green
Blue
Yellow
Red
Which of the following méthodes best demonstrates elastic tissue
Verhoeff-van Gieson
Silver imprégnation
Gomori thrichrome
Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS)
Verhoeff-van Gieson
The first step in most réticuline methods is
Silver imprégnation
Sensitization
Reduction
Oxidation
Oxidation
The Verhoeff method differentiates with
An acid
A base
An oxidizer
Excess mordant
Excess mordant
Van Gieson solution stains collagène
Green
Blue
Red
Yellow
Red
Bouin solutions functions in the Masson trichrome stain as a/an:
Oxidizer
Decolorizer
Reducer
Mordant
Mordant
The components of van Gieson solution are:
Picric acid and basic fuchsin
Picric acid and acid fuchsin
Aniline blue and Biebrich scarlet
Light green and acid fuchsin
Picric acid and acid fuchsin
Most silver stains use which of the following as toning agent?
Sodium Thiosulafte
Formaldéhyde
Uranyl nitrate
Gold chloride
Gold chloride
The reducing agent in most réticulin stains is
Formaldehyde
Periodic acid
Uranyl nitrate
Sodium Thiosulafte
Formaldehyde
A good control for reticulin stains is
Kidney
Blood vessel
Liver
Skin
Liver
Toluidine blue is used to demonstrate which of the following cells?
Plasma
Mast
Fibroblasts
Macrophage
Mast
The component of basement membranes that is usually demonstrated with special stains is:
Protein
Carbohydrate
Laminin
Collagen
Carbohydrate
À stain that might be used to demonstrate cirrhosis of the liver is the
Orcein
Verhoeff-van Gieson
Masson trichrome
Méthénamine silver
Masson trichrome
In the Masson trichrome, Biebrich scarlet is removed from collagen by:
Acetic acid
Aniline blue
Picric acid
Phosphotungstic acid
Phosphotungstic acid
Iron Hématoxylin, rather than aluminium hemtoxylin, is usually used to satin nuclei in trichrome procedure because
Subsequent staining solutions are acidic
Of the staining solution stability
The satin is more easily prepared
The mounted sections are more permanent
Subsequent staining solutions are acidic
The preferred fixative for the Masson trichrome stain is:
Bouin solution
10% neutral buffered formalin
Glutaraldéhyde
Absolute alcohol
Bouin solution
Silver imprégnation stains for reticulin depend on the formation of which of the following chemical groups?
Quinoid
Aldehyde
Carboxyl
Amino
Aldéhyde
Sections for the demonstration of basement membranes should be cut at
2
4
6
6
2 um
The oil red O stain requires which of the following sections:
Paraffin
Celloidin
Frozen
Plastic
Frozen
The oil red O stain might be used to demonstrate:
rhabdomyosarcomas
leiomyosarcomas
liposarcomas
adenocarcinomas
liposarcomas
Which of the following methods is an exemple of physical staining?
Toluidine blue
Verhoeff-van Gieson
Méthénamine silver
Oil red O
Méthénamine silver
Fat is chemically fixed and maintained in tissue by:
Osmium tetroxide
Mercuric chloride
Calcium formol
Carnoy solution
Osmium tetroxide
Plasma cells can be demonstrated with
Methyl green-pyronin (MGP)
Verhoeff-van Gieson
Toluidine blue
PAS
Methyl green-pyronin (MGP)
When ferric ammonium sulfate is used in a silver stain for reticulin, it functions as the
Oxidizer
Sensitizer
Reducer
Toner
Sensitizer
When used in a silver stain for reticulin, phosphomolybdic acid functions as the
Oxidizer
Sensitizer
Reducer
Toner
Oxidizer
The Verhoeff Van Gieson shows both orange collagen and orange muscle. This most likely could be corrected in the future by
Différentiating longer in 95% alcool
Ensuring that the Picric acid solution is saturated
Increasing the concentration of the acid fuchsin
Mordanting the section in Bouin solution
Ensuring that the Picric acid solution is saturated
The Masson trichrome stain shows only faint grayish pink staining of the muscle. This could most likely be prevented in the future by
Increasing the concentration of phosphotungstic acid
Using a mixture of phosphotungstic and phosphomolybdic acid
Using fresh acid fuchsin-Biebrich scarlet solution
Ensuring that the sections are acidic at the end of the stain
Using fresh acid fuchsin-Biebrich scarlet solution
Fat droplets are seen in the tissue space of an oil red P-staioned section. This most likely resulted from
Dissolving the satin in propylene glycol
Using glycerine jelly for mounting the sections
Pressing on the cover glass to remove air bubbles
A displacement of fat during paraffin processing
Pressing on the cover glass to remove air bubbles
Formalin fixed tissue shows very faded blue staining with the Masson thrichrome technique. The most likely explanation is that the sections were
Left too long in the final acetic acid solution
Stained with old acid fuchsin
Fixed in Bouin solution
Dried in a hot dryer
Left too long in the final acetic acid solution
Acid fast stains ,at best negative if the tissue was fixed in:
10% formalin
B-5 solution
Carnoy solution
Zenker solution
Carnoy solution
In the fite méthode, the organisms stain:
Red
Blue
Green
Black
Red
After Schiff reagent, tissues are rinsed in a sulfite solution to:
Fix the stain in the tissue
Différentiate the stain
Remove the excess leucofuchsin
Oxidize the tissue
Remove the excess leucofuchsin
The property on which the acid fast stains depends is its:
Affinity for anionic dyes
Capability for reducing silver
Failure to satin with a dye other than basic fuchsin
Ability to resist decolorixation with dilute acids
Ability to resist decolorixation with dilute acids
Which of the following is a method for demonstration of fungi
Ziehl Nielsen
Warthin-starry
Giemsa
Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS)
Periodic acid-Schiff (PAS)
The best satin for the demonstration of mycobacterium leprae is the
Fite
PAS
Kinyoun
Gram
Fite
Artifactual precipitate seen in the Groccott stain may be the result of using
Plastic forceps
Gelatin in the water bath
Glassware that was not chemically cleaned
Excess time in the gold chloride solution
Glassware that was not chemically cleaned
Spherical or avoid bacteria are classified as
Rickettsia
Bacilli
Spirochètes
Cocci
Cocci
The carbol-fuchsin methods are specific for
Mycobacteria
Dimorphic fungi
Diplococci
Spore-forming bacilli
Mycobacteria
Carbol-fuchsin contains
Acid fuchsin and HCL
Acid fuchsin and phenol
Basic fuchsin and HCL
Basic fuchsin and phenol
Basic fuchsin and phenol
The term «mycosis» is used to describe a disease caused by
Fungi
Viruses
Bacteria
Rickettsiae
Fungi
Stains for the demonstration of spirochètes are based on their property of
Argentophilia
Argyrophilia
Metachromasia
Acid-fastness
Argyrophilia
Which of the following is a Méthénamine silver technique
Ziehl Nielsen
Grocott
CAS
Brown & brenn
Grocott
The PAS reaction will demonstrate fungi because the cell wall contains
Lipids
Carbohydrates
Reducing substances
Argyrophilic protein
Carbohydrate
The preferred fixative for the Warthin Starry technique is
Carnoy
Zenker
B-5
10% buffered formalin
10% buffered formalin
The developper in the Warthin Starry stain is
Gelatin
Hydroquinone
Pyridine
Uranyl nitrate
Hydroquinone
If fungi are to be demonstrated, a good counter stain for the PAS technique is
Nuclear fast red
Van Gieson
Light green
Eosin
Van Gieson
An antigen is a substance that triggers the production of:
Immunogens
Immunoglobulins
Hormones
Epitopes
Immunoglobuline
A light chain present in some antibodies is
IgM
IgG
IgE
K
K
Différent molecular sites on antigens are known as
Antibody classes
Heavy chains
Epitopes
Immunoglobuline
Epitopes
When an antibody labelled with a chromogen reacts with tissue from a patient, the immunohistochemical technique is called
Direct
Indirect
Avidin-biotin complex
Soluble enzyme immune complex
Direct
Which of the following is a flurochrome
Alkaline phosphatase
Rhodamine
Fast red
Diaminobenzine
Rhodamine