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25問 • 2年前
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What type of cell is usually analyzed in cytology and what does it determine?

    Exfoliated cell, etiology of disease

  • 2

    What is the principle difference between cytology and histopathology?

    Level of organization being analyzed

  • 3

    exfoliative cytology analyzes cells that are separated from

    superficial/deep serosal/muscosal surfaces

  • 4

    Exfoliative cytology is performed to detect the presence of what possible factor/disease? If the said factor/disease is detected, what is the next course of action to be performed?

    Malignancy, biopsy

  • 5

    what is the principle difference between exfoliative and imprint/abraded cytology?

    exfoliative cytolgy is a non-invasive procedure of extracting cell of interest, imprinted/abraded cytology is a procedure where a cell of interest is extracted by imprinting a glass slide onto a surface of a specimen that has been cut out.

  • 6

    a cytologic technique wherein cells along with other components are smeared in a glass slide, what kind of cytology is this technique used for?

    Smear technique, exfoliative cytology

  • 7

    Based on the image, what cytologic technique is bein performed and what substance is it used for?

    Crush technique, viscous fluid

  • 8

    determine what cytologic technique is being performed in the image and what substance is it used for?

    Push-pull technique, less viscous fluids

  • 9

    A cytologic technique that has a similar preparation method as histopathology to establish what kind of diagnosis?

    Cell block technique, cytopathologic

  • 10

    microbiopsy is performed mainly for what reason?

    Suspected malignancies

  • 11

    what are the purposes of microbiopsy?

    evaluate tissue architecture of cancer cells, categorize tumor based on benignancy or malignancy, Stain specimen with special stains and detect expression of specific markers associated with different tumors, perfrom imunnophenotyping and aid in molecular studies, store specimen for future reference.

  • 12

    how long are cell block specimens usually archived?

    10 years

  • 13

    Determine the volume of the following fluids are collected or what technique is used to collect them for microbiopsy: 1. serous fluid 2. gastric washing 3. urine (3 samples, first morning void) 4. sputum

    20-30 mL, 5-10 mL, 50-100 mL, productive coughing or induced collection via bronchodilators

  • 14

    arrange the process of cell block technique: a. centrifuge the fluid b. process sediment for microtomy c. perform staining using Papanicolaou stain (what is the color of the stain?) d. decant supernatant fluid e. pour 1/2 of sediments over formalin for cell block until hardened (what is the concentration of formaldehyde used?) f. place hardened sediments on filter paper g. Mounting h. Labeling

    a., d., e. 10%, f., b., c. multichromatic, g., h.

  • 15

    A cytologic technique that allows the RMT (ASCPI) to collect a specific cell using a filter with a controlled size of fenestrations. it utilizes what substances to create this filter?

    Membrane filter method, polycarbonate and cellulose esters

  • 16

    A cytologic technique wherein cells are sedimented via a series of centrifugation steps to concentrate cells into small suspension (small amount of fluid within the sediment that does not mix with sediment).

    Concentration technique

  • 17

    A cytologic technique that spreads cells in a single layer using two commonly methods.

    Liquid-based cytology, thinprep, surepap

  • 18

    determine the advantages of liquid-based cytology

    Improved cell representation, Improve specificty and sensitivity via improved fixation and visualization of nuclear details, Improve identification of abnormal cells reduced obstruction from blood mucus, and inflammatory cells. (Increases satisfactory cervico-vaginal cytology smears), Produce new cytological preparations from residual cell suspensioms for HPV detection, DNA and immunocytochemistry

  • 19

    Principle difference between aspiration and exfoliative cytology

    Cell of interest do not naturally shed in aspiration cytology whereas cell of interest naturally shed in exfoliative cytology

  • 20

    what kind of test is performed using aspiration cystology? What lesion is it usually used for? what are its indications? does the accuracy of test depend on the size od the lesion?

    Fine-needle aspiration biopsy, palpable superficial lesions, diagnostic nd therapeutic, yes

  • 21

    Test used for cervical cancer, what is the principle cause of this cancer type? Is this statement true or false?: All cervical cancers are caused by (Principle cause), but not all of (Principle cause) infections cause cervical cancer”

    Papanicolaou smear, HPV, true

  • 22

    What are the specimen requirements of pap smear?

    21-29: Cervical cytology, every 3 years, 30-65: Cervical cytology every 3 years, hrHPV test every 5 years or both every 5 years

  • 23

    If diagnostic result of pap smear shows abnormalities in epithelial cells, what tests are performed?

    Colposcopy, biopsy

  • 24

    What are the test procedures of pap smear?

    Collect cells from transformation zone, Perform liquid-based cytology/conventional method (Staining)

  • 25

    What is the name of SONAHBS dean?

    Ann P. Opina, PhD

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    What type of cell is usually analyzed in cytology and what does it determine?

    Exfoliated cell, etiology of disease

  • 2

    What is the principle difference between cytology and histopathology?

    Level of organization being analyzed

  • 3

    exfoliative cytology analyzes cells that are separated from

    superficial/deep serosal/muscosal surfaces

  • 4

    Exfoliative cytology is performed to detect the presence of what possible factor/disease? If the said factor/disease is detected, what is the next course of action to be performed?

    Malignancy, biopsy

  • 5

    what is the principle difference between exfoliative and imprint/abraded cytology?

    exfoliative cytolgy is a non-invasive procedure of extracting cell of interest, imprinted/abraded cytology is a procedure where a cell of interest is extracted by imprinting a glass slide onto a surface of a specimen that has been cut out.

  • 6

    a cytologic technique wherein cells along with other components are smeared in a glass slide, what kind of cytology is this technique used for?

    Smear technique, exfoliative cytology

  • 7

    Based on the image, what cytologic technique is bein performed and what substance is it used for?

    Crush technique, viscous fluid

  • 8

    determine what cytologic technique is being performed in the image and what substance is it used for?

    Push-pull technique, less viscous fluids

  • 9

    A cytologic technique that has a similar preparation method as histopathology to establish what kind of diagnosis?

    Cell block technique, cytopathologic

  • 10

    microbiopsy is performed mainly for what reason?

    Suspected malignancies

  • 11

    what are the purposes of microbiopsy?

    evaluate tissue architecture of cancer cells, categorize tumor based on benignancy or malignancy, Stain specimen with special stains and detect expression of specific markers associated with different tumors, perfrom imunnophenotyping and aid in molecular studies, store specimen for future reference.

  • 12

    how long are cell block specimens usually archived?

    10 years

  • 13

    Determine the volume of the following fluids are collected or what technique is used to collect them for microbiopsy: 1. serous fluid 2. gastric washing 3. urine (3 samples, first morning void) 4. sputum

    20-30 mL, 5-10 mL, 50-100 mL, productive coughing or induced collection via bronchodilators

  • 14

    arrange the process of cell block technique: a. centrifuge the fluid b. process sediment for microtomy c. perform staining using Papanicolaou stain (what is the color of the stain?) d. decant supernatant fluid e. pour 1/2 of sediments over formalin for cell block until hardened (what is the concentration of formaldehyde used?) f. place hardened sediments on filter paper g. Mounting h. Labeling

    a., d., e. 10%, f., b., c. multichromatic, g., h.

  • 15

    A cytologic technique that allows the RMT (ASCPI) to collect a specific cell using a filter with a controlled size of fenestrations. it utilizes what substances to create this filter?

    Membrane filter method, polycarbonate and cellulose esters

  • 16

    A cytologic technique wherein cells are sedimented via a series of centrifugation steps to concentrate cells into small suspension (small amount of fluid within the sediment that does not mix with sediment).

    Concentration technique

  • 17

    A cytologic technique that spreads cells in a single layer using two commonly methods.

    Liquid-based cytology, thinprep, surepap

  • 18

    determine the advantages of liquid-based cytology

    Improved cell representation, Improve specificty and sensitivity via improved fixation and visualization of nuclear details, Improve identification of abnormal cells reduced obstruction from blood mucus, and inflammatory cells. (Increases satisfactory cervico-vaginal cytology smears), Produce new cytological preparations from residual cell suspensioms for HPV detection, DNA and immunocytochemistry

  • 19

    Principle difference between aspiration and exfoliative cytology

    Cell of interest do not naturally shed in aspiration cytology whereas cell of interest naturally shed in exfoliative cytology

  • 20

    what kind of test is performed using aspiration cystology? What lesion is it usually used for? what are its indications? does the accuracy of test depend on the size od the lesion?

    Fine-needle aspiration biopsy, palpable superficial lesions, diagnostic nd therapeutic, yes

  • 21

    Test used for cervical cancer, what is the principle cause of this cancer type? Is this statement true or false?: All cervical cancers are caused by (Principle cause), but not all of (Principle cause) infections cause cervical cancer”

    Papanicolaou smear, HPV, true

  • 22

    What are the specimen requirements of pap smear?

    21-29: Cervical cytology, every 3 years, 30-65: Cervical cytology every 3 years, hrHPV test every 5 years or both every 5 years

  • 23

    If diagnostic result of pap smear shows abnormalities in epithelial cells, what tests are performed?

    Colposcopy, biopsy

  • 24

    What are the test procedures of pap smear?

    Collect cells from transformation zone, Perform liquid-based cytology/conventional method (Staining)

  • 25

    What is the name of SONAHBS dean?

    Ann P. Opina, PhD