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What is the main purpose of cytology in healthcare?
To diagnose or screen for various diseases and conditions
What is the primary difference between exfoliative cytology and intervention cytology?
The method of collecting cells
What is the most common type of intervention cytology?
Fine-needle aspiration (FNA)
What is gynaecological cytology primarily used for?
Diagnosing cervical cancer
What is an example of natural shedding in exfoliative cytology?
Urine sample analysis
What is cytology used to diagnose or screen for?
Cancer, infectious diseases, inflammatory conditions, and thyroid lesions
Explore the world of cytology, a field that examines cells from bodily tissues or fluids to determine a diagnosis. Learn about its two main branches: exfoliative and intervention cytology. Understand how cells are collected and examined.
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