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Tissue Preservation and Fixation
Why do samples need to be preserv...,
What exactly happens if our sampl...,
Give six components of tissue tha...
50
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Tissue Processing
Why is tissue processing needed,
What are the four steps in tissue...,
In general how is tissue prepared...
32
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Embedding, Microtomy and Cryotomy
What must be done after tissue pr...,
Define embedding,
Why is embedding carried out
49
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H&E QC
0
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Pathology of Connective Tissue and Bone
0
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Microbes and Accumulations
What are accumulations,
Write about the processing of lip...,
Describe the method of lipid proc...
24
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Carbohydrates
What are the four main types of c...,
Where is glycogen found,
Where is glycoproteins found
23
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Pigments and Minerals
Define what a pigment is,
How are pigments defined in biology,
Classify pigments
49
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Histochemistry - Principles and Methods
Define histochemistry,
What is the general aim of histoc...,
Give two methods of staining
47
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Histochemistry in Disease Diagnosis
Write about the liver biopsy 5,
Explain how a liver biopsy would ...,
What stains are often carried out...
30
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Immunohistochemistry
What is immunocyto histochemistry,
What are four characteristics of ...,
How does immunostaining work
51
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Immunohistochemistry - Prognosis
What is the main proliferation ma...,
What is ki67 4,
What are therapy markers 3
57
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Immunohistochemistry - Undifferentiated
What are the four main applicatio...,
Write about autoimmune disease in...,
Write about immunostaining in cyt...
32
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Cancer Classification and Identification
What is cancer staging 5,
What is cancer staging 5,
What is tnm
46
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Cancer Screening Programme
What is the national cancer scree...,
What are some downfalls of the na...,
What are the key goals of the nat...
48
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Cytology and Cytopathology
Define cytology,
Give some examples of methods of ...,
What is cytopathology
35
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Cytology Specimen Processing
What does cervical cytology invol...,
What does diagnostic cytology inv...,
What are the two main cervical cy...
60
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Diagnostic Cytology
What is diagnostic cytology 4,
What is another application of di...,
What are the two diagnostic appli...
62
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Cervical Pathology
What is the cervix 3,
What are the two main components ...,
What is the extocervix
50
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Molecular Methods
What is molecular diagnositics,
What are molecular methods,
What are the four methods of dna ...
44
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CQ and QM
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Practical 1: Morphology
What are the two types of epithelia,
How do we distinguish epithelia t...,
How are epithelial cells speciali...
55
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Practical 2: Haematoxylin and Eosin Stain
How wide are your microtomy slices,
Describe the h e stain,
How do you use your haematoxylin ...
8
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Practical 3: H&E and Oil Red O Stain
What is embedding,
Why do we use paraffin wax for mo...,
What does ffpe stand for
26
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Practical 4: Masson Trichrome, Elastin, Gordon and Sweet's Stains
In your own words what is connect...,
Write a note on connective tissue 3,
List the six functions of connect...
39
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Practical 5: Perls Prussian Blue, Congo Red, AB/PAS, Grocott's Silver
Why might iron accumulate in organs,
Why might we be staining for carb...,
Why might we stain for amyloid 3
27
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Practical 6: Clinical Cytology
What is a direct smear 3,
How are your cultured cells prepa...,
What is the main difference betwe...
9
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Practical 7: Immunohistochemistry Staining
What method of immunohistochemist...,
Explain what the avidin biotin co...,
What are the three main uses of i...
12
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Things I forget
How do you rehydrate your slides ...,
How do you dehydrate your slides ...,
How do you rapid dehydrate your s...
6
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