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Histotechnology CLO 5Cry techniques the use of cold temperature to fix tissues and preserve microtome a device used to make very thin slices of tissue for histology Tissue embedding process surrounding the tissue with paraffin wax to create a tissue block Glutaraldehyde and formaldehyde types of aldehydes used in fixation an example of physical fixation using heat or cold temperature microwave fixation Tissues is heated right through the block in a very short tim...

Enterprise Architecture Definition correct answers A comprehensive operational framework that explores all of an organisations functional areas while defining how tech benefits and serves the organisations mission. Levels of EA correct answers Functional - how/why Information- What info Organistaional - WHo Infrastructure - Enabler Enterprise - correct answers An organisation supported by a business scope and mission Architecture correct answers The fundamental organisation of ...

Histotechnology Lesson 5.1 and 5.2Fixation (histology) the process of fixing tissues with chemical of physical fixatives to preserve tissues Fixative actions (5) •Preserves the tissues in a life-like condition •Stops abnormal enzyme activity and metabolism •Stops autolysis by inactivating the lysosomal enzymes •Stops bacterial and fungal growth •Stops putrefactive changes Give 2 qualities of a perfect fixative •Works quickly with minimum distortion, penetrate the tis...

CPXP Exam Prep Question and answers already passed CPXP Exam Prep Triple/Quadruple Aim - correct answer Triple: Better health, better care, lower cost. Sounds like a motto. :) The main focus is to improve the lives of our patients, enhance experience, and reduce per capita costs of care for the benefit of communities. Quadruple: An extension on the triple aim. Typically, the fourth added dimension is "Joy in Work", other options may apply (Equity, operational readiness) but never settle...

Histotechnology Lesson 5.1 and 5.2 Fixation (histology) the process of fixing tissues with chemical of physical fixatives to preserve tissues Fixative actions (5) •Preserves the tissues in a life-like condition •Stops abnormal enzyme activity and metabolism •Stops autolysis by inactivating the lysosomal enzymes •Stops bacterial and fungal growth •Stops putrefactive changes Give 2 qualities of a perfect fixative •Works quickly with minimum distortion, penetrate the t...

Introduction During the last decade robotics has attracted the high interest of teachers and researchers as a valuable tool to develop cognitive and social skills for students from pre-school to high school and to support learning in science, mathematics, technology, informatics and other school subjects or interdisciplinary learning activities. This paper is based on ideas presented and discussed in the frame of a special discussion panel held during the International Workshop “T...

Histological Techniques the very first step in histology - correct answers each sample must be identified with a unique number . thin sections of the tissues are cut for microscopic examination. summary of histology process ( 5 points) - correct answers 1)Fixation 2)Tissue processing . OR decalcification 3) Microtomy 4)Staining 5) Mounting Definition of Histology - correct answers The microscopic study of the Form and Structure of various tissue types that make up living organisms...

CPXP Exam PrepTriple/Quadruple Aim - correct answer Triple: Better health, better care, lower cost. Sounds like a motto. :) The main focus is to improve the lives of our patients, enhance experience, and reduce per capita costs of care for the benefit of communities. Quadruple: An extension on the triple aim. Typically, the fourth added dimension is "Joy in Work", other options may apply (Equity, operational readiness) but never settle. The three Ms (Lean) - correct answer Muda: An activi...

Histotechnology CLO 5Cry techniques the use of cold temperature to fix tissues and preserve microtome a device used to make very thin slices of tissue for histology Tissue embedding process surrounding the tissue with paraffin wax to create a tissue block Glutaraldehyde and formaldehyde types of aldehydes used in fixation an example of physical fixation using heat or cold temperature microwave fixation Tissues is heated right through the block in a very short tim...

Describe how you would use a biochemical test to show that a solution contained a non-reducing sugar, such as sucrose. [3] - ANSWER,first reducing sugars test; boil with dilute HCl acid then Neutralise with NaHCǑ, add benedict and heat to 95 degrees C brick red ppt forms if reducing sugar is present Describe a chemical test you could carry out to show that a piece of coconut contains lipids. [3] - ANSWER(Crush in) ethanol / alcohol; Add (to) water (Order of adding is critical for this point)...