True False The Needle Used In Blood Donation Has The Same Gauge With The Needle Used In Fna The Sample Cells In Cytopath 1 (31.42 KiB) Viewed 37 times
True False The Needle Used In Blood Donation Has The Same Gauge With The Needle Used In Fna The Sample Cells In Cytopath 2 (37.29 KiB) Viewed 37 times
TRUE FALSE The needle used in blood donation has the same gauge with the needle used in FNA The sample cells in cytopathology are only those that were removed/separated/e xfoliated naturally from the tissues Infection is not a concern in cytopathology since it involves microbiology Spontaneous exfoliation is common for malignant cells. Pap staining produces more variety of colors than H & E staining The small and pyknotic appearance of the epithelial cells in a cervico-vaginal smear is consistent with a high NC ratio for normal cells. Cells overlapping with others cells is not a major problem in Pap staining
The small and pyknotic appearance of the epithelial cells in a cervico-vaginal smear is consistent with a high N:C ratio for normal cells. Cells overlapping with others cells is not a major problem in Pap staining Carnoy fixative is used to preserve blood samples. The nuclear stain in Pap staining method is different from H&E staining method. O The 0.5% aqueous solution of HCL in Pap stain is a decolorizer. O
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