A change in a structure of tissue in cells

Study of disease in tissue

The microscopic detection of tissue abnormalities for disease diagnosis and the treatment of diseases.

Stains used for tissues

Stain used for cells

Prepares surgical specimens for microscopic screening by the surgical pathologist

The embedding medium

This is used to cut tissue blocks

Microscopic examination of cells from tisssues and fluids just like gynecological specimens.

Preparation, processing, and staining of tissue section for microscopic study to be interpreted by pathologist

Microscopic study of cells that have been slapped off/desquamated from epithelial surfaces/turnover cells samples are Pap smears

Single-celled parasite that is sexually transmitted

Disease where partners repeatedly infect each other with a STDS

Tested in histopath and is obtained by getting the sediment from a centrifuged urine

This is where OB-GYNE obtains specimens

Found inside the WBC that indicates Neisseria Species

Used to detect cervical cancer and a way also of preventing cervical cancer

No. 1 cause of cervical cancer

This increase the formation of thrombus (clots)

On special stains, tissue must be fixed by

How many um thin to focus on a tissue section

Examined specimen to determine the cause of death

Referres to as surgical or biopsy materials examined to provide a diagnosis

A section of a work or portion of a tumor, tissue mass, cell, to provide diagnosis

The first and most obvious source of biological risks

A much reduced risk because nearly all infectious agents are readily deactivated by histological fixation.

Fresh collected. Has no preservative & fixative that was exposed to it. Harmful to deal with

Has preservative & fixative that was exposed to it.

Tissue block made up of paraffin wax

Common tests for cervicovaginal smear

Examined specimen to provide a diagnosis