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WorksheetsHistopathology & Cytology
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
Histopathology:
What is the main equipment responsible for tissue sectioning?
Forcep
Rotary Microtome
Knife
Shaver
Histopathology:
What type of slides are used for special stain
(IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY)
Powerpoint Slides
Frosted end slides
Slides with circle
Polysine Slides
Histopathology:
What is the process after receiving and processing?
Mounting
Staining
Sectioning
Embedding
Histopathology:
What is the staining used in Histopathology laboratory?
Negative Stain
Papanicolau Stain (Pap Stain)
H&E Staining
Diff-quick
Histopathology:
Why fixative are important?
Removal of calcium deposit for good embedding procedure
Responsible for the production of connective tissue
Make the cells look nice
Prevent swelling or shrinkage of the tissue/not damaging the tissue
Cytology:
What is the staining used in Cytology laboratory?
Papanicolau Staining (Pap Stain)
Diff-Quick
H&E Staining
Negative Staining
Cytology:
What procedure involves passing a thin needle through the skin to sample fluid or tissue from a cyst or solid mass?
Blood Donation
Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC)
Bone Marrow Aspiration
Endoscopy
Cytology:
What is the function of xylene in Pap Stain?
For Cellular Transparency
To remove excess staining
To clear the cells
Cytology:
What is the type of cell shown in the picture?
White Blood Cells
Endocervical Cells
Red Blood Cells
Lymphoid Cells
Cytology:
Transbronchial Needle Aspiration (TBNA) is performed inside Operation Theatre
True
False
