Finals: Pre-analytical (Part 1.2)

C. Urine

C. Urine

Which is not part of Exfoliative cytology?

A. Cervical pap smear

B. Washing/brushing

C. Urine

E. All of the above

Basic battery to differentiate tumors?

A. Cytokeratin

B. Vimentin

C. LCA

D. s-100/nse

E. All of the above

A. Biopsy

Medical/surgical procedure considered by most as the gold standard for definitive diagnosis for malignancy/cancer.

A. Biopsy

B. Autopsy

C. Operation

A. Needle biopsy

Usual for smear and cells only, mostly fluid samples.

A. Needle biopsy

B. Endoscopic biopsy

C. Bone marrow biopsy

A. 23 gauge / 5-10 mL

Gauge and mL of syringe used in fine needle biopsy?

A. 23 gauge / 5-10 mL

B. 19 gauge / 10-15 mL

C. 18 gauge / 3-5 mL

Biopsy gun

It is used to stabilize the syringe.

B. 18 gauge

Gauge for a core needle

A. 21

B. 18

C. 23

B. Endoscopic biopsy

Thin, lighted, flexible tubes with cameras that doctors use to view the inside of the body, including the bladder, abdomen, joints, or gastrointestinal (GI) tract

A. Needle biopsy

B. Endoscopic biopsy

C. Bone marrow biopsy

C. Bone marrow biopsy

Used to detect leukemia, lymphoma. It is the most painful biopsy.

A. Needle biopsy

B. Endoscopic biopsy

C. Bone marrow biopsy

A. Incisional

Surgical biopsy where small portion of small mass from big mass is taken.

A. Incisional

B. Excisional

B. Excisional

Surgical biopsy where you take the whole mass usually 2-3 cm with margin or 1-2 cm if malignant.

A. Incisional

B. Excisional

B. Curettage

Used in RASPA (Scraps lining) (OGBYNE)

A. Needle biopsy

B. Curettage

C. Bone marrow biopsy

A. Fractional

Types of curettage where it is diagnostic like there is excessive bleeding.

A. Fractional

B. Completion

B. Completion

Type of curettage for abortion

A. Fractional

B. Completion

C. Ectomy

means to cut/remove an organ

A. Ostomy

B. Otomy

C. Ectomy

A. Ostomy

Means to make a hole/small incision

A. Ostomy

B. Otomy

C. Ectomy

B. Otomy

Means to open a cavity or organ

A. Ostomy

B. Otomy

C. Ectomy

Removal of uterus

Hysterectomy

Hole going to the thoracic cavity

Thoracostomy

Opening of the abdominal cavity

Exploratory Laparotomy

Cholecystectomy

Removal of gallbladder

E. Gastroectomy (stomach)

Not part of removal the portion of colon

A. Colectomy

B. Hemicolectomy

C. Sigmoidectomy

D. Mile's resection

E. Gastroectomy

THE COLON

A. TAH

Removal of uterus with cervix

A. TAH

B. SO

B. SO

Removal of ovaries/fallopian tubes

A. TAH

B. SO

A. Mastectomy

Removal of breast:

A. Mastectomy

B. Radical Mastectomy

C. MRM (Modified)

B. Radial Mastectomy

Removal of breast with skeletal muscle

A. Mastectomy

B. Radical Mastectomy

C. MRM (Modified)

C. MRM

Removal of breast with fascia

A. Mastectomy

B. Radical Mastectomy

C. MRM (Modified)

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For specimens with an aggregate measurement of less than 0.5cm and for bone marrow biopsies: wrap the specimen in a filter paper then place the filter paper with specimen into the cassette (to avoid loss of specimens) together with the proper label.

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