Histotechnology test 2 Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

HISTOTECHNOLOGY TEST 2 YEAR 3 What stains are used for the detection of acid fast bacteria? - correct answers Kinyoun, Ziel-Neelson, Fite, Auramine-rhodamine fluorescence List the types of pathogenic microorganisms - correct answers Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses, Protozoans, Prions Which microorganism requires extended time in formic acid to be inactivated? - correct answers prions What clues may be present on an H and E to indicate the need for microorganism staining? - correct answers inc...

Histotechnology test 2What is the consequence to improper clearing? - correct answers "Moth eaten" due to water still being in the tissues- improper dehydration Sections will crumble and fall out of block Shrink the centre of the tissue Why would a tissue shrink? - correct answers Wax is too hot What causes microscopic chatter? - correct answers Over dehydration seen most prominately at the ends of tissues What is the melting point do most paraffins? - correct answers 55-58 degr...

affinity or avidity:a dye is attracted to a tissue CORRECT ANSWER-affinity affinity or avidity: how strongly a dye is attracted to a tissue CORRECT ANSWER-avidity what happens when amphoteric tissue (or dye) is placed in an acidic solvent? CORRECT ANSWER-becomes basic what happens when amphoteric tissue (or dye) is placed in a basic solvent? CORRECT ANSWER-becomes acidic what defines "how fast a dye stains" CORRECT ANSWER-vigour what type of sectionned tissue stains the fastest?...

HISTOTECHNOLOGY TEST 2 YEAR 3What stains are used for the detection of acid fast bacteria? - correct answers Kinyoun, Ziel-Neelson, Fite, Auramine-rhodamine fluorescence List the types of pathogenic microorganisms - correct answers Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses, Protozoans, Prions Which microorganism requires extended time in formic acid to be inactivated? - correct answers prions What clues may be present on an H and E to indicate the need for microorganism staining? - correct answers incre...

Histotechnology test 2 What is the consequence to improper clearing? - correct answers "Moth eaten" due to water still being in the tissues- improper dehydration Sections will crumble and fall out of block Shrink the centre of the tissue Why would a tissue shrink? - correct answers Wax is too hot What causes microscopic chatter? - correct answers Over dehydration seen most prominately at the ends of tissues What is the melting point do most paraffins? - correct answers 55-58 de...

histotechnology test 2affinity or avidity: a dye is attracted to a tissue - correct answers affinity affinity or avidity: how strongly a dye is attracted to a tissue - correct answers avidity what happens when amphoteric tissue (or dye) is placed in an acidic solvent? - correct answers becomes basic what happens when amphoteric tissue (or dye) is placed in a basic solvent? - correct answers becomes acidic what defines "how fast a dye stains" - correct answers vigour what type of...

histotechnology test 2affinity or avidity: a dye is attracted to a tissue - correct answers affinity affinity or avidity: how strongly a dye is attracted to a tissue - correct answers avidity what happens when amphoteric tissue (or dye) is placed in an acidic solvent? - correct answers becomes basic what happens when amphoteric tissue (or dye) is placed in a basic solvent? - correct answers becomes acidic what defines "how fast a dye stains" - correct answers vigour what type of...

histotechnology test 2 Question and answers already passed 2023/2024 Absorption - correct answers When tissue is penetrated by, or absorbs, a dye solution and becomes colored without any other change or chemical reaction occurring. An example is the absorption of oil red O or Sudan black B by fat Achromatic - correct answers Without color, or not easily stained. In microscopy, achromatic lenses are corrected for two colors, red and blue. This helps produce images free of chromatic aberratio...

Histotechnology Practicum: Test 1 Biopsy or Gross Specimen: small piece of tissue and derived from simple-natured procedure - correct answers biopsy biopsy or Gross specimen: whole organ and typically derived from surgeries - correct answers gross specimen What are the 10 steps in the pathology lab workflow? - correct answers 1. fixation 2. accession 3. grossing 4. continue fixation 5. dehydration 6. clearing 7. infiltration 8. blocking 9. section 10. staining what is the most...

Histotechnology Practicum: Test 1Biopsy or Gross Specimen: small piece of tissue and derived from simple-natured procedure - correct answers biopsy biopsy or Gross specimen: whole organ and typically derived from surgeries - correct answers gross specimen What are the 10 steps in the pathology lab workflow? - correct answers 1. fixation 2. accession 3. grossing 4. continue fixation 5. dehydration 6. clearing 7. infiltration 8. blocking 9. section 10. staining what is the most i...