The first node to receive the drainage directly from a tumor

What cell responsible for humoral immunity

Removal of 3 to 4 mm cylindrical core of tissue samples. Lesion should be at the center. Sharp, hallow, circular instrument is used to remove a small, round piece of tissue from a lesion on the skin

What cell responsible for cellular immunity

FNAB is guided by

Histological activity that carries the highets biological risk

Freezing the specimen instead of making a tissue block

Technique of dividing sections when doctors start grossing or dissecting the mold

Secondary Lymphoid Organ

Storage span for tissue blocks

ABCD Mole assess!

Ensure complete removal of the lesion. Entire tumor is removed

Produce the main immune cells

Core Needle Biopsy is best for

This does not produce any cell but serves as the site where the antigen and antibody meet. This where cancer cells start to spread

Primary Lymphoid Organs

Removal of cells with more surrounding tissue and only a portion of the tumor is removed

Cancer that forms in the epithelial tissues

One of the most harmful cancer

Observation of size, weight, and other physical description od the specimen when the organ is received

A method of collection which guided by ultrasound or MRI uses larger, hollow needle to extract cylindrical core of tissue getting about half inch of cylindrical tissue

A procedure where the cervical canal and uterine lining are scraped with a spoon shed instrument to remove abnormal tissues

Procedure in which a cut is made through the skin to remove abnormal tissue

Uterine walls scraped with a

Storage span for slides

A method of collection which uses thin silver on the skin and is shaved horizontally by razor or derma blade

Method of collection for fluid-containing tumor which uses hypodermic needle. Considered as the simplest and least invasive method of collecting biopsy specimens

Storage span for specimen