COPY: Cytologic Techniques and Exfoliative Cytology

Which of the following stains is specifically used for staining blood?

What does the wet film method primarily focus on?

Which mounting type uses glycerine-jelly?

In which class of Pap's cytologic report would you find a normal cytology with 0-25% abnormal cells?

What recent procedure utilizes gamma radiation for scanning?

Which type of microscopy would be most suitable for identifying certain organisms?

What does the term 'RIA' stand for in recent procedures?

Which type of staining method relies on an antigen-antibody reaction?

What is the primary purpose of exfoliative cytology?

Which indicator is a sure sign of fertility according to laboratory diagnosis?

What does an increase in the maturation index (MI) indicate?

What does the absence of fern in a laboratory diagnosis suggest?

Which of these is a common method used in cytology procedures?

What does a high pycnotic index (PI) imply?

Which sample type is NOT typically associated with exfoliative cytology?

How is a Pap's smear prepared during the staining procedure?

What is the main goal of the fixation process in tissue processing?

Which process involves compressing small pieces of tissue on a microscope slide?

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of fixation in tissue processing?

In what temperature range should tissues be kept during the dissection process in freezing techniques?

Which of the following is a characteristic of a good fixative?

What type of fixative is frequently used in saturated aqueous solutions for renal tissue preservation?

Which histological technique requires the use of differential dyes?

What type of action does autolysis refer to in the context of tissue processing?

Which stain is used specifically for identifying fibrin?

What is the main staining method for glycogen detection?

Which stain would you select for staining myelin sheath?

For the detection of lipids, which technique is not applicable?

Which method is specifically used for identifying astrocytes?

Which staining technique is used for the detection of amyloid?

What method is suitable for staining mucin?

Which technique is most appropriate for the identification of phospholipids?

What is the primary function of Acetone in tissue fixation?

Which fixative should never contain glacial HAC?

What type of fixative is Newcomer’s Fluid classified as?

Which solution is known for its use in secondary fixation for better staining?

What is the primary purpose of using a mounting medium?

What is the primary role of Microanatomical Fixatives?

Which mounting medium is specifically used for Methylene Blue stained nerve preparations?

Which of the following is NOT a component of Compound Fixatives?

What is a key characteristic of Kronig cement?

Which fixative is most commonly used for preserving myelin?

What is the consequence of using a fixative with a pH of more than 4.6?

Which resinous medium can be neutralized and is known to change color upon exposure?

What is the refractive index of the medium that should be close to that of glass for better viewing?

What is the purpose of ringing in the specimen preparation process?

What type of slides are typically labeled with a gum label?

Which fluid is recommended for mounting frozen sections requiring dehydration?