THREE GREEN Flashcards
Which of the following is an elicited effect of the process dehydration?
a. Harden tissue
b. Remove fixative and water
c. Stabilization of proteins
d. Make tissue clear
b. Remove fixative and water
Embryonic and animal tissues should start the dehydration process in the initial concentration of ___?
a. 65%
b. 30%
c. 70%
d. 95%
b. 30%
Best general decalcifying agent.
a. Phloroglucin nitric acid
b. Von Ebner’s
c. 5% Formic acid
d. Flemming’s fluid
c. 5% Formic acid
Which of the following fixative is used to
preserve sputum?
a. Methyl alcohol
b. Alcoholic Formalin
c. Isopropyl alcohol
d. Ethyl alcohol
b. Alcoholic Formalin
Most rapid decalcifying agent.
a. Von Ebner’s
b. Perenyi’s fluid
c. Formol nitic acid
d. Phloroglucin nitric acid
d. Phloroglucin nitric acid
How many changes of paraffin wax is
essential to remove the clearing agent in an automatic tissue processor?
a. 3-5
b. 1-3
c. 1-2
d. 2-3
d. 2-3
Which of the following is a known function of Perenyi’s fluid?
a. Either
b. Neither
c. Fixative
d. Tissue softener
d. Tissue softener
Which of the following technique is carried out on the knife to remove burr?
a. Stropping
b. Polishing
c. Trimming
d. Honing
a. Stropping
Which of the following decalcifying agents is not suitable for fluids containing mineral acids?
a. Chelating agents
b. Electrophoresis
c. Ion exchange resins
d. Acid decalcifying agents
c. Ion exchange resins
Plane concave knife can be used to cut tissue sections embedded using ____.
a. Paraffin
b. Neither
c. Celloidin
d. Either
d. Either
Which of the following person first
introduced the use of paraffin in wax
embedding procedure?
a. Pappenheimer
b. Papanicolaou
c. Butschlii
d. Walter
c. Butschlii
The eosin has high affinity for ____
components in the cell.
a. Basic
b. Neutral
c. None of these
d. Acidic
a. Basic
Which of the following technique is carried out on the knife to remove gross nicks?
a. Polishing
b. Trimming
c. Honing
d. Stropping
c. Honing
Which among the choices is the correct way of carrying out the honing procedure?
a. 30 double strokes toe to head
b. 30 double strokes heel to toe
c. 30 double strokes head to toe
d. 30 double strokes toe to heel
b. 30 double strokes heel to toe
Which among the choices is the correct way of carrying out the stropping procedure?
a. 30 double stroke toe to heel
b. 40 double stroke heel to toe
c. 30 double stroke heel to toe
d. 40 double stroke toe to heel
d. 40 double stroke toe to heel
Best known aldehyde fixative.
a. Formol corrosive
b. 10% Neutral buffered formalin
c. Karnovsky’s paraformaldehydeglutaraldehyde
d. Acrolein
c. Karnovsky’s paraformaldehydeglutaraldehyde
Which of the following step is implored to get rid of the unwanted artifacts upon staining?
a. Dealcoholization
b. Differentiator
c. Deparaffinization
d. Washing out
d. Washing out
Which of the following techniques can hasten decalcification process?
a. All of these
b. Greater amount of decalcifying agent
c. Application of heat
d. More concentrated decalcifying agent
a. All of these
Decalcification process using ion exchange resins can be hasten using ___?
a. Tricholoroacetic acid
b. Formic acid
c. Formol nitric acid
d. Chromic acid
b. Formic acid
Denatured alcohol is a compound of what alcohol/s?
a. Either
b. Isopropyl alcohol
c. Methyl alcohol
d. Neither
c. Methyl alcohol
Which of the following decalcifying agents is ideal for immunohistochemical staining in tissue sections?
a. Ion exchange resins
b. Acid decalcifying agents
c. Electrophoresis
d. Chelating agents
d. Chelating agents
Which of the following embedding medium can be used to the tissue even without prior dehydration and clearing of the tissue specimen?
a. Paraplast
b. Carbowax
c. Paraffin
d. Esterwax
b. Carbowax
A medical technologist happens to proceed with decalcification following a temperature of 37°C. Which of the tissue elements would not be visible if Van Gieson’s stain was implored?
a. None of these
b. Fibroelastic fibers
c. Collagen fibers
d. Elastic fibers
c. Collagen fibers
Which of the following embedding medium that would be used will take take long period of time to be accomplished?
a. Paraplast
b. Cellloidin
c. Carbowax
d. Tissue mat
b. Cellloidin
Which of the following chemical is added to gelatin to inhibit the growth of molds?
a. Phenol
b. Ethanol
c. Methanol
d. Resin
a. Phenol
A part of the automatic tissue processor
responsible for moving the tissue specimen from a processing reagent to another.
a. Probe
b. Beam balance
c. Transfer foot
d. Transfer arm
d. Transfer arm
Ideally to facilitate a quality embedding
produce paraffin should be melted in a
paraffin oven with a temperature ________ the melting point of the paraffin wax used.
a. 4-6°C below
b. 2-5°C above
c. 2-5°C below
d. 4-6°C above
b. 2-5°C above
Which of the following fixatives can fix bone marrow biopsies for 1.5 to 2 hours?
a. Zenker’s formol
b. Schaudinn’s fixative
c. B5 fixative
d. Heidenhain Susa
c. B5 fixative
Which of the following techniques can cause damage to the tissue being processed for decalcification?
a. All of these
b. More concentrated decalcifying agent
c. Greater amount of decalcifying agent
d. Application of heat
a. All of these
Completeness of the decalcification process is measured through poking a rod or a stick unto the tissue to approximate.
a. Xray method
b. None of these
c. Physical method
d. Chemical method
c. Physical method
Which of the following is a part of an
automatic tissue processor responsible for controlling the time necessary for each processing step?
a. Mechanical clock
b. Digital clock
c. Electrical clock
d. Alarm clock
c. Electrical clock
Which of the following embedding medium is recommended for whole eye section?
a. Carbowax
b. Paraplast
c. Ester wax
d. Bioloid
d. Bioloid
Which of the following is an ideal pH for
fixation?
a. 5-9
b. 5-7
c. 6-8
d. 6-9
c. 6-8
Which of the following honing stone is used for badly nicked and jagged knives?
a. Belgium yellow
b. Fine carborandum
c. Whetstone
d. Arkansas
b. Fine carborandum
Which of the following embedding medium can be used to the tissue even without prior clearing of the tissue specimen?
a. Ester wax
b. Paraplast
c. Embeddol
d. Tissue mat
a. Ester wax
Which of the following dehydrating agents is used in the routine process of dehydrating tissue samples?
a. Methyl alcohol
b. Isopropyl alcohol
c. Ethyl alcohol
d. Butyl alcohol
c. Ethyl alcohol
Tissue in fixation is preserved by preventing the following except.
a. Hardening
b. Putrefaction
c. Distortion
d. Degeneration
a. Hardening
A medical technologist submerges a tissue specimen at a decalcifying agent following a temperature of 55°C. What would more likely happen to the tissue after 24 hours.
a. Tissue will become soft
b. Tissue will have impaired nuclear
staining
c. Tissue will have impaired cytoplasmic
staining
d. Tissue will undergo complete
digestion
d. Tissue will undergo complete
digestion
Fixes connective tissue mucin and is
recommended for acid mucopolysaccharides.
a. Chromate fixatives
b. Mercuric chloride fixatives
c. Picric acid fixatives
d. Lead fixatives
d. Lead fixatives
What is the maximum amount of frequency that a paraffin wax can be reused no matter if it was filtered?
a. 1x
b. 3x
c. 5x
d. 2x
d. 2x