Histopath - Infiltration

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Paraffin Wax

What is the simplest, most common, and best embedding medium?

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55-60°C

What is the ideal temperature range for a paraffin oven or incubator?

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Hematoxylin

Which of the following is NOT a type of tissue impregnation?

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Soap

What substance is added to water-soluble waxes like Carbowax to reduce tissue distortion?

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Vacuum embedding

Which embedding method is recommended for urgent biopsies?

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Cedarwood oil

What is the recommended clearing agent for delicate tissues?

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Produces very thin sections

What is a disadvantage of celloidin impregnation?

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56-57°C

What is the melting point of Paraplast?

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Bioloid

Which of the following is used for embedding eyes?

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Requires long processing time

What is the main disadvantage of wet celloidin impregnation?

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g. Uses vacuum oven

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Wax impregnation under vacuum

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e. 2-5°C above melting point

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Paraffin wax processing

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c. Used for histochemical studies

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Gelatin impregnation

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b. Helps retain cellular details

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Water-soluble wax

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d. Uses nitrocellulose

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Celloidin method

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h. Combines celloidin and paraffin wax

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Double embedding

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Benzoyl peroxide as catalyst

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Plastic resin embedding

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a. Rapid embedding with disposable molds

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Tissue Tek system

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j. Produces even blocks

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Leuckhart's embedding mold

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i. Uses interlocking metal plates

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Compound embedding unit

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false

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Overheated paraffin wax makes the specimen more flexible.

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true

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Xylene is a commonly used clearing agent.

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false

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The main disadvantage of vacuum embedding is excessive shrinkage.

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true

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Paraffin wax can be stored indefinitely.

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false

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Cedarwood oil is easily removed from tissues.

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true

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The Tissue Tek system has both warm and cold plates for embedding.

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false

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Gelatin impregnation is recommended for neurological tissues.

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false

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Epoxy resins are commonly used for routine histopathology.

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false

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Paper boats are a fast and convenient embedding method.

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true

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Incorrect orientation of tissue in a mold may result in loss of diagnostically important elements.