Routine Fixatives Flashcards

1
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Gas by weight of commercial formaldehyde

A

35-40%

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2
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10mL formalin, 90mL saline; most widely used fixative

A

10% formol-saline/formalin

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3
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pH of formalin

A

7.0

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4
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Phosphate buffer

A

Calcium acetate buffer

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5
Q

Inhibit formation of paraformaldehyde (white ppt)

A

10% methanol

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6
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What to do when white ppt forms

A

Filtration

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7
Q

Best fixative for nervous tissue

A

Formalin

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8
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Brownish black crystalline ppt; doubly recractile; consist of acid formaldehyde

A

Hematin

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9
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Remedy to fat dispersal

A

Cobalt/Cadmium salts

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10
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Prevent pigmentation

A

Calcium/Magnesium carbonate added to 10-15% formalin

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11
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Placing formaldehyde fixed specimens in acetone, 28% ammonia water, H202; uses 70 % alcohol as ronsing agent

A

Lillie’s method

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12
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Formaldehyde clearance involving 70% rthanol and 28% ammonia water

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Kardasewitch’s method

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