HISTOLOGICAL STAINING AND MICROSCOPY

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Froggy Jumps HISTOLOGICAL STAINING AND MICROSCOPYOnline version Froggy jumps by Carla Carbonell Puig 1 What is a tissue? a A single cell that works alone b A group of cells that work together to perform a specific function c A medical instrument used in laboratories 2 What is fixation used for in histology? a To color the tissue b To preserve biological tissue from decay c To cut tissue into thin slices 3 What do pathologists do? a They study tissues, cells, and organs to diagnose diseases b They operate on patients c They prepare laboratory instruments 4 What is microtomy? a The staining of tissue samples b The examination of tissue under a microscope c The process of cutting extremely thin slices of tissue 5 What is a microtome? a A laboratory instrument used to cut thin tissue sections b A dye used in histology c A type of microscope 6 Why is paraffin used in histology? a To stain cell nuclei b To embed tissue and support thin sectioning c To observe tissues under the microscope 7 What are tissue sections? a Thick pieces of tissue used in surgery b Glass pieces used in microscopy c Thin slices of tissue prepared for microscopic examination 8 What are microscope slides used for? a To cut tissue samples b To place tissue sections for microscopic examination c To stain biological samples 9 What is the function of a coverslip? a To stain the specimen b To cut the tissue c To cover and protect the specimen on a slide 10 What is staining in histology? a A way to preserve tissue b A process of applying dye to enhance contrast in samples c A process of cutting tissue 11 What does hematoxylin stain? a Cytoplasm in pink b Extracellular matrix in red c Cell nuclei in blue 12 What is eosin commonly used for? a Staining cytoplasm and extracellular matrix pink b Preserving tissue c Staining nuclei blue 13 What is the cytoplasm? a The structure that contains DNA b The gel-like substance inside the cell membrane excluding the nucleus c The outer membrane of the cell

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HISTOLOGICAL STAINING AND MICROSCOPY

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HISTOLOGICAL STAINING AND MICROSCOPYOnline version

by Carla Carbonell Puig

What is a tissue?

What is fixation used for in histology?

What do pathologists do?

What is microtomy?

What is a microtome?

Why is paraffin used in histology?

What are tissue sections?

What are microscope slides used for?

What is the function of a coverslip?

What is staining in histology?

What does hematoxylin stain?

What is eosin commonly used for?

What is the cytoplasm?