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WorksheetsBONE MARROW - Quiz# 9
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 5mins
Bone marrow preparation where you aspirate clotted by adding thrombin, submitted as tissue block.
PARTICLE CRUSH SMEAR
BUFFY COAT SMEAR
TOUCH PREPS
CLOT SECTIONS
BM prep where particles are placed between coverslips, pulled apart. Good for cytochemical staining.
PARTICLE CRUSH SMEAR
COVER SLIP PREPARATIONS
DIRECT ASPIRATE SMEARS (WEDGIES)
TOUCH PREPS
BM prep where particles are placed between slides, pulled apart. Most accurate reflection of bone marrow morphology.
PARTICLE CRUSH SMEAR
COVER SLIP PREPARATIONS
DIRECT ASPIRATE SMEARS (WEDGIES)
TOUCH PREPS
Type of needle that is often preferred for biopsy
Vim Silverman
Westerman - Jensen
Jamshidi
Illinois sternal needle
Site of puncture. ASIC stands for
(a)
Site of puncture. PoSIC means
(a)
What are the basic features that make up informed consent? Check all that applies.
Diagnosis (if known)
Nature/purpose of treatment/procedure
Risks and benefits of treatment/procedure
Alternatives to treatment or procedure
Risk and benefits of alternatives
The first part of the bone marrow specimen is for smear preparation and the rest in
(a)
Most frequent site in bone marrow aspiration procedure.
(a)
Bone marrow SMEARS are fixed in (a) for 3-5 minutes after air drying.
Bone marrow BIOPSY are fixed in the following fixative agents.
Absolute methanol
10% formalin
Zenker's
Carnoys
