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Borrelia burgdorferi organisms are demonstrated well with this procedure:



Fite

Gridley

Steiner

auramin -
ANSWER

Steiner



A major disadvantage in the use of osmium tetroxide as a fixative is its:

destruction of tissue lipids

tendency to interfere with staining

hardening effect on tissue

coagulation of both nuclear and cytoplasmic proteins. -
ANSWER

tendency to interfere with staining



Select the solutions used to "blue" the nuclei in tissue sections after a hematoxylin stain procedure.
More than one
ANSWER

may be correct.



Ammonium water

Acetic acid in alcohol

Scott solution

Lithium carbonate -
ANSWER

Ammonium water

,Scott solution

Lithium carbonate



A question on a quiz requires the candidate to calculate the change in temperature from Celsius to
Fahrenheit. The question is considered which of the following taxonomy levels?



1

2

3

4-
ANSWER

2



Amebas can be demonstrated with H&E stain and the:



Grocott methenamine silver procedure

Kinyoun acid-fast procedure

Vassar-Culling procedure

periodic acid-Schiff procedure -
ANSWER

periodic acid-Schiff procedure



The elastic stain, Aldehyde Fuchsin, will stain these other tissue elements. Select all that apply.



Acidic mucosubstances

Beta cell granules

Collagen

Sulfated mucosubstances -
ANSWER

Beta cell granules

Sulfated mucosubstances

, A good fixation is one that



makes tissues more permeable to subsequent reagents

preserves tissues in a manner which is not life-like

enhances putrefaction

does not harden tissues quickly -
ANSWER

makes tissues more permeable to subsequent reagents



This staining procedure is probably the most appropriate method for demonstrating acid-fast
organisms that are difficult to stain by other methods



Ziehl-Neelsen

Gridley

Kinyoun

Wade -
ANSWER

Wade



Which of the following special stains demonstrates amyloid deposits in tissue resulting in green
birefringence when viewed with a polarized lens?



Thioflavine T

Congo Red

Movat Pentachrome

Crystal Violet -
ANSWER

Congo Red



Application of these nonenzymatic (classic) staining procedures can be used in the diagnosis of
muscle disease. Select ALL that apply:

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