MEDL 310 PACKAGE DEAL (COMPILED) WITH GRADED A+ SOLUTIONS

the laboratory accession number must be put on the - ️️requisition, specimen label, and in the patient's case information as well as on the cassette and slides what are some sources of tissues that are submitted? - ️️autopsy, surgicals, whole organs, partial organs, excised tumors or c...

Which of the following is NOT part of the renal tubule? a. collecting duct b. PCT c. Loop of Henle d. DCT - ️️a. collecting duct What is the correct order in which glomerular filtrate travels though the kidney? a. Distal convoluted tubule, loop of Henle, proximal convoluted tubule, collect...

how does delayed fixation affect tissues? - ️️result in drying and decomposition of tissues. loss of nuclear detail, disappearance of cells, cell shrinkage, etc. what is a fixative? - ️️substance that alters tissues through the stabilization of proteins so that it is resistant to changes ...

List the disadvantages of using formalin as a fixative. - ️️1. rate of formalin fixation is slow, complete fixation takes several days. (adequate in 8hrs) 2. may cause dermatitis in some workers 3. unbuffered formalin in solutions can produce precipitates in tissues (esp. blood-rich tx) 4. ...

At what temperature should wax be monitored at and why is this important? - ️️2- 4C above its melting point. High temperature will damage tissue and affect cutting characteristics of the wax. What is the results of leaving tissue in dehydrating alcohols or clearing agents for extended period...