WorksheetsClin Path 2: Quiz 5 Cytology: Tissue
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does FNA stand for?
Fine Needle Aspirate
Fine Non-Aspiration
Fine Needle Agitation
Fine Needle Asparagus
T/F: When performing an imprint of a lesion you do not need to remove the scab, if one is present.
True
False
What size needle and syringe are recommended when obtaining a FNA?
**Choose ALL that apply
21-25g needle
16-18g needle
1mL Syringe
3-20mL syringe
What type collection is pictured?
FNA
FNB
Wedge Biopsy
Punch Biopsy
What type collection is pictured?
FNA
FNB
Wedge Biopsy
Punch Biopsy
T/F: When making impression smears, one must remove excess tissue fluid and blood from specimen.
True
False
If you collect fluid from a mass and need to prep the sample on a slide, what type of smear will you perform?
Starfish
Vertical
Horizontal
Line
What should you NOT expose your cytology slides too?
Air
Diff- Quick
Formalin
If you need to send fluid specimens, what type of tubes can they be sent in?
**Choose ALL that apply
EDTA
Heparin
Tiger top
Red top with no additive
T/F: If you must submit a culture to the lab, it needs to be collected as aseptically as possible.
True
False
