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Refers to the water based mounting media
AQUEOUS
2
Refers to the water insoluble mounting media
NON AQUEOUS, RESINOUS
3
Process that involves the use of e medium and a coverslip to facilitate protection of the specimen from damage
MOUNTING
4
What is the refractive index of a good mounting media
1.518
5
Process of sealing the margins of the coverslip
RINGING
6
A type of ringing media which composed of 2 parts of paraffin +4-9 parts of powdered colophonium resin
KRONIG CEMENT
7
A type ringing media which composed of cellulose adhesive
DUROFIX
8
Higher refractive index is achieved by the use of high concentration of
SUGAR
9
A type of mounting media used for water miscible preparations directly form water (stain is removed w/ alcohol and xylene)
AQUEOUS
10
Aqueous mounting media are used for this type of specimen
LIPID
11
A type mounting media for preparation which were cleared using xylene
NON AQUEOUS
12
Mounting media commonly used for most staining method
NON AQUEOUS
13
Resinous mounting media have a refractive index of greater or equal to
1.518
14
What is the refractive index of Aqueous mounting media
1.40
15
Added to mountants to the point of saturation in order to reduce the 'bleeding' of cationic dyes at the same time giving a pH of approximately 7.0
POTASSIUM ACETATE
16
Used as temporary mounting medium which evaporates easily and not suitable for OIO, give also the refractive index
WATER, 1.33
17
Aqueous mounting media used as preservative, sets hard and keep sections for years after ringing.
GLYCERIN
18
An aqueous standard mountants when dehydration and clearing w/ xylene are not performed. Give also the refractive index
GLYCERIN JELLY, 1.47
19
It is made of gelatin+glycerol+distilled water+phenol crystals . It stain tends to face and does not set solidify on storage
GLYCERIN JELLY
20
What is the refractive index of a good mounting media
1.518
21
A good mountant should have a refiective index close to the glass and tissue to prevent excess bending of light in microscopy.
TRUE
22
When excess xylene is mixed with the mountant the tissue will be more miscible to the mountant.
FALSE
23
Canada balsam has been widely used for over 150 years due to its archival quality.
TRUE
24
Excess mounting media will improperly set the coverslip and form bubbles.
FALSE
25
Once the tissue is mounted it cannot be remounted anymore.
FALSE
26
A-good ringing media should not evaporate the mounting media.
TRUE
27
Durofix ringing media is great for tissues embedded in resin.
FALSE
28
Canada balsam is primarily dissolved in water for preparation.
FALSE
29
Aqueous mounting media require the addition of bacteriostatic agents to prevent microbial growth.
TRUE
30
The refractive index of glycerin jelly is 1.33
FALSE
31
A good mounting medium should shrink back from the edge of the cover glass to ensure specimen stabi
FALSE
32
Apathy's medium is a non-fluorescent aqueous mounting medium useful for fluorescent microscopy.
TRUE
33
Synthetic resin mountants like DPX have a higher refractive index than Canada balsamn.
TRUE
34
Mounting media affects the imaging quality by influencing the transparency of tissue sections
TRUE
35
Air bubblés under the coverslip can always be removed by applying pressure.
FALSE
36
IHC is used for assessing metastasis using dye-based interactions
FALSE
37
The direct method in IHC is less sensitive because the signal or color is too weak.
TRUE
38
The disadvantage of IHC is it could not detect micro tumors that are spreading beyond the area of origin of the cancer
FALSE
39
Immunohistochemistry has revolutionized the classification of tumors of uncertain origin by providing specific antigen localization.
TRUE
40
Immunohistochemistry is rore effective than microbial culture for detecting dificult-to-grow pathogens in tissue samples.
TRUE
41
IHC provides no advantage over traditional histological techniques in diagnosing degenerative brain diseases.
FALSE
42
IHC can differentiate between morphologically similar tumors by identifying distinct antigens
TRUE
43
The direct method of IHC involves two steps antigen binding and signal amplification by secondary antibodies.
FALSE
44
The use of lHC in surgical pathology has significantly improved the accuracy of tumor staging and treatment decisions.
TRUE
45
The tissue must be dried first after staining then continue to mounting
FALSE
46
Germ cell marker
ALPHA FETOPROTEIN
47
Intermediate filament marker
EPITHELIAL TUMOR MARKER
48
Neuroendocrine marker
CARCINOEMBRYONIC ANTIGEN
49
MESENCHYMAL TUMOR MARKER
LEUKOCYTE COMMON ANTGEN
50
Epithelial tumor marker
PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN
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