Which of the following is described as the programmed cell death

Which of the following is associated with primary changes in somatic death

Which of the following is an epithelial tumor marker?

Which of these microtome was invented in 1881 and is primarily used for cutting serial sections of large blocks of paraffin embedded tissues?

Rate of reduced body temperature in algor mortis

Which of the following statements best describe the primary purpose of fixation?

Cardinal sign of inflammation associated with heat

Cause by friction against a rough surface

Which is true about Tetrahydrofuran?*

Small pieces of tissue are laced in solution of chemicals that is preserved by cross-linking proteins and inactivatior degrading enzymes. This defines which process?

Increase in cell size

Which is the best probable cause of this fixation problem? Failure to arrest early autolysis of cell

Which of the following is used for the localization of vaginal adenosis?*

Fixative used in the study of early degenerative process and tissue necrosis, and also demonstrates Rickettsia and bacteria.*

This stain is composed of basic fushin and phenol crystals.*

Paraffin wax substitute correctly matched to its melting point:*

This type of cell adaptation may be due to adaptation to abnormal localized environmental changes. *

This is the ideal fixation temperature for tissues to be examined using an electron microscope.

This is the reversible change of one cell type to another.*

Which of the following factors delay fixation?*

Which of these fixatives are of aldehyde in nature and is used for electron microscopy and samples are embedded in resin?*

Which microtome is used for electron microscopy and for cutting tissues up to 0.5 micrometer thin?*

This type of biopsy removes the top layer of the skin by shaving.*

Who serves as the chairman of the council for Medical Technology Education?*

Which disease would likely cause gangrenous necrosis?*

Formaldehyde fixation temperature*

This is a common basic nuclear stain employed with eosin to provide marked differentiation of various structures tissue.*

Increase in cell number*

This term best describes nuclear fragmentation

This step is done to prevent sticking of slides and also immobilizes the coverslip.

Cardinal sign of inflammation associated with redness*

Which method of staining does H & E staining belong?*

This reagent must not be used when handling tissue for glycogen staining:

This is a form of pathologic atrophy illustrated by wasting of muscles of a limb immobilized in cast.

Which is the most common agent in the preparation of frozen sections?*

Refers to the series of physiologic and morphologic alterations in the blood vessels, blood components and surrounding connective tissues, for the purpose of protecting the body from injury. *

This is the complete non-appearance of an organ.

Which of the following can cause aplastic anemia?*

Key factors for quality of embedding except:*

This is the continuous abnormal proliferation of cells without control.*

The first and most important procedure in the preparation of tissues for microscopic examination is?*

-itis*

This is a type of tissue wherein striations are present and nuclei is found at the periphery.*

Which is the most common and fastest decalcifying agent?*

Which of the organs would undergo coagulation necrosis?*

Which of the following is not employed in dehydration?*

What term refers to the ratio of speed of light in air and speed of light in a specific medium?*

Which of the following is not a physical preservation of tissue?*

Cell components such as nucleic acids are readily stained by?*

-oma*

Transition between dehydration and infiltration of embedding medium:*

All are functions of the Council of Medical Technology except:*

Which of the following components of Papanicolau stain stains nothing?*

Which of the following is not a clearing agent?*

Which microtome is ideal for Celloidin-embedded specimens?*

What adhesive is widely used in immunohistochemistry?*

This is the staining of choice for exfoliative cytology.*

Water bath used for flotation is set at which temperature?*

Refractive index of glass slide for mounting. *

All of the following are components of Bouin's solution, except*

Which of the following is described as the reduction of body temperature and loss of skin elasticity that occurs after death?*

This is described as the digestion of dead cells to form a viscous liquid mass. *

What is the correct shape that must be obtained after trimming?*

All are adhesives except:*

Also known as atypical hyperplasia*

Arrange the following steps in order, from the first to the last step, in processing calcified tissues: 1. Dehydration 2. Impregnation 3. Fixation 4. Decalcification 5. Clearing 6. Embedding

Which part of the microtome is used for manual manipulation?*

Ideal volume or ratio of fixative to specimen*

What is the thickness of tissue paraffin sections that is the most ideal for routine histologic sectioning?*