UNIT 2.1 SPECIMEN

Question 1

Like routine histopath

Answer 1

Rush Frozen Section

Question 2

smears

Answer 2

Cytology

Question 3

S-2020-3DMT-0001 In Routine Histopath, The last four numbers indicate the

Answer 3

number of specimens
processed

Question 4

Commonly used for Hirschsprung disease

Answer 4

Rush Frozen Section

Question 5

tissue to formalin ratio

Answer 5

1:10 or 1:20

Question 6

smears

Answer 6

Cytology

Question 7

Special for renal and skin biopsies

Answer 7

Immunofluorescence

Question 8

Received from surgical resection

Answer 8

Rush Frozen Section

Question 9

Special for renal and skin biopsies

Answer 9

Immunofluorescence

Question 10

Completion of fixation must be done within

Answer 10

24-48
hours

Question 11

putrefaction meaning

Answer 11

Tissue has already decayed

Question 12

Smear is done by the

Answer 12

doctor who collected the specimen

Question 13

If you want to see ultramicroscopic details of the cell

Answer 13

Electron Microscopy

Question 14

Same fixative as immunofluorescence

Answer 14

Immunostaining

Question 15

transport time should be

Answer 15

Within 1 hour of collection

Question 16

Specimen is unfixed

Answer 16

Rush Frozen Section

Question 17

Saline or liquid nitrogen fixative

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Immunofluorescence

Question 18

Same fixative as immunofluorescence

Answer 18

Immunostaining

Question 19

Saline or liquid nitrogen fixative

Answer 19

Immunofluorescence

Question 20

Smear is done by

Answer 20

doctor who collected the specimen

Question 21

Uses antibodies to detect specific locations in the tissue

Answer 21

• Immunofluorescence
• Immunostaining

Question 22

Rapid diagnosis

Answer 22

Rush Frozen Section

Question 23

Frozen using liquefied carbon dioxide or liquid nitrogen

Answer 23

Rush Frozen Section

Question 24

Tissue/Organ

Answer 24

Routine Histopath

Question 25

Uses antibodies to detect specific locations in the tissue

Answer 25

• Immunofluorescence
• Immunostaining