1
Q
Use of an ascending grade of alcohol
A
Dehydration
2
Q
To preserve the cellular structure and tissue architecture in a life-like manner.
A
Fixation
3
Q
Removal of water
A
Dehydration
4
Q
Cross-linking or proteins
A
Fixation
5
Q
Removal of dehydrating agent
A
Clearing
6
Q
Leaves tissue in a transparent manner.
A
Wax infiltration
7
Q
Makes the tissue quite hard and provides a suitable support.
A
Embedding
8
Q
Xylene
A
Clearing
9
Q
Osmium tetroxide
A
Fixation
10
Q
Chloroform
A
Clearing
11
Q
Paraffin wax
A
Wax infiltration
12
Q
Paraplast
A
Wax infiltration/Impregnation
13
Q
Clove oil
A
Clearing
14
Q
Dioxane
A
Dehydration
15
Q
Cellosolve
A
Dehydration
16
Q
Von Ebner’s fluid
A
Decaltification
17
Q
B-5 solution
A
Fixation
18
Q
10% Neutral buffered formalin
A
Fixation
19
Q
Formalin
A
Fixation
20
Q
Ethyl alcohol
A
Dehydration
Histopathology
flashcards
Decks in class (22)
# Cards
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SAS 5: Infiltration, Embedding, and Microtomy52
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SAS1: Introduction to Pathology48
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SAS 3: Examination of Fresh tissue and Fixation80
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SAS 5: Infiltration, Embedding, and Microtomy (Part II)43
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SAS 4: Decalcification38
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SAS 2: Inflammation and Disorders of Growth25
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PPT: Fixation and Decalcification85
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P2: Microtomy52
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P2: Staining29
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Staining (Module)43
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Module: Staining Part II51
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Module: Stainin Part III23
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Cytopathology56
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Cytopathology Part II26
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P1: General Laboratory10
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P1: Steps in Tissue Processing20
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P1: Classification of Fixatives10
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P1: Fixatives to be used9
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P1: Causes of Cell Injury23
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P1: Different types of Necrosis20
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P1 EXAM56
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P1 EXAM Part II35
