Histopathology Crossword Puzzle

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Simple: One component only
Cytoplasmic: preserve the cytoplasmic structure
Butanol: Utilize in plants, animals microtechnique
EDTA: Most commonly used chelating agent because it binds with metallic ions
Acids: Most widely used decalcifying agents
Impregnation: Use of paraffin wax
Eyes: you need to Inject formol alcohol
Formalin: Other term is phosphate buffered formalin
Preservation: preserve tissue in a life like manner
Fixation: first step and most critical step in tissue processing
Pentanol: Miscible with 90% alcohol, toluene, xylene
Dezenkerization: removal of the mercuric deposits using Lugol’s Iodine + Na
Alcohols: Most commonly used dehydrating agent
Microwave fixation: It uses direct heat
Heat fixation: The simplest form of fixation
Nuclear: it preserves nuclear structures
Paraformaldehyde: polymerized form of formaldehyde, usually obtained
Labeling: Can be last but in the hospital must be first
Putrefaction: Occurs due to the action of bacteria that invade the issues
Additive: becomes part of the tissue and stabilizes the tissue proteins
Electrophoresis: Charge calcium ions is attracted to (-) electrode which is called as cathode, must be removed from decalcifying solution
Autolysis: Is a self-destructive process due to the release of autolytic enzymes from the dead cells
Compound: 2 or more fixatives
Glutaraldehyde: made up of made up of two formaldehyde residues, linked by a three carbon chains
as a fine white powder

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QUESTIONS LIST:

simple: one component only
cytoplasmic: preserve the cytoplasmic structure
butanol: utilize in plants, animals microtechnique
edta: most commonly used chelating agent because it binds with metallic ions
acids: most widely used decalcifying agents
impregnation: use of paraffin wax
eyes: you need to inject formol alcohol
formalin: other term is phosphate buffered formalin
preservation: preserve tissue in a life like manner
fixation: first step and most critical step in tissue processing
pentanol: miscible with 90% alcohol, toluene, xylene
dezenkerization: removal of the mercuric deposits using lugol’s iodine + na
alcohols: most commonly used dehydrating agent
microwave fixation: it uses direct heat
heat fixation: the simplest form of fixation
nuclear: it preserves nuclear structures
paraformaldehyde: polymerized form of formaldehyde, usually obtained
labeling: can be last but in the hospital must be first
putrefaction: occurs due to the action of bacteria that invade the issues
additive: becomes part of the tissue and stabilizes the tissue proteins
electrophoresis: charge calcium ions is attracted to (-) electrode which is called as cathode, must be removed from decalcifying solution
autolysis: is a self-destructive process due to the release of autolytic enzymes from the dead cells
compound: 2 or more fixatives
glutaraldehyde: made up of made up of two formaldehyde residues, linked by a three carbon chains
as a fine white powder