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AUTOLYSIS : Postmortem decomposition is also called _______.
HYPOTONIC : This solution allows the cells in the tissue to swell.
MORDANTS : Fixatives acts as _______ or accentuators to promote and hasten staining.
MICROANATOMICAL : According to action, this fixative permits the general microscopic study of tissue structures.
FORMALIN : Other term for formaldehyde.
GENDRE : _______'s fixative is also known as alcoholic formalin fixative.
GLUTARALDEHYDE : Fixative that acts in a manner similar to formaldehyde and is sometimes utilized for routine light microscopic work.
GLYCOGEN : Picric acid preserves _______ well.
ALCOHOL : It rapidly denatures and precipitates proteins.
ACETONE : This fixative evaporates rapidly and dissolves fat.
ALCOHOL : Most commonly used dehydrating agent.
ACETONE : Dehydrating agent that acts as fixative also.
ETHANOL : Recommended for routine dehydration of tissues.
DIOXANE : This is an excellent dehydrating and clearing agent readily miscible in water, melted paraffin, alcohol and xylol.
CELLOSOLVE : Also known as ethylene glycol monoethyl ether
TETRAHYDROFURAN : Acts as dehydrating and clearing agent and toxic if ingested or inhaled.
CLEARING : Removal of alcohol from tissue and replaced with a substance that will dissolve the wax with which the tissue is to impregnated.
GLYCERIN : Aside from gum syrup, give another example which is also used when tissue is to be cleared directly from water, as in a frozen section.
FLAMMABLE : Most clearing agents are _______ fluids.
XYLENE : Most commonly used clearing agent.
XYLOL : Other term for xylene.
MILKY : Xylene becomes ________ when an incompletely dehydrated tissue is immersed in it.
BENZENE : Regarded as the best clearing agent in the embedding process.
CHLOROFORM : Tissues tend to float in this clearing agent.
CEDARWOOD : _________ oil that is recommended for CNS tissues and cytological studies.
TOLUENE : Can be used as a substitute for benzene and xylene in clearing during embedding and mounting process.
SOLUBLE : Glycogen is ________ in water.
FROZEN : This tissue section may lead to formation of ice crystal artifacts.
AGITATION : Fixation is accelerated when automatic/mechanical tissue processor is used.
HEAT : This fixation involves thermal coagulation of tissue proteins.
CROSSWORD
Across:2. | Glycogen is ________ in water. | 3. | Most clearing agents are _______ fluids. | 5. | Tissues tend to float in this clearing agent. | 6. | According to action, this fixative permits the general microscopic study of tissue structures. | 9. | This fixation involves thermal coagulation of tissue proteins. | 10. | Xylene becomes ________ when an incompletely dehydrated tissue is immersed in it. | 12. | This fixative evaporates rapidly and dissolves fat. | 13. | _______'s fixative is also known as alcoholic formalin fixative. | 14. | This solution allows the cells in the tissue to swell. | 18. | Most commonly used clearing agent. | 19. | Recommended for routine dehydration of tissues. | 23. | _________ oil that is recommended for CNS tissues and cytological studies. | 24. | Dehydrating agent that acts as fixative also. | 25. | This is an excellent dehydrating and clearing agent readily miscible in water, melted paraffin, alcohol and xylol. | 26. | Can be used as a substitute for benzene and xylene in clearing during embedding and mounting process. |
| | Down:1. | Postmortem decomposition is also called _______. | 3. | This tissue section may lead to formation of ice crystal artifacts. | 4. | Picric acid preserves _______ well. | 5. | Also known as ethylene glycol monoethyl ether | 7. | Regarded as the best clearing agent in the embedding process. | 8. | Most commonly used dehydrating agent. | 11. | Acts as dehydrating and clearing agent and toxic if ingested or inhaled. | 12. | Fixation is accelerated when automatic/mechanical tissue processor is used. | 13. | Fixative that acts in a manner similar to formaldehyde and is sometimes utilized for routine light microscopic work. | 15. | Removal of alcohol from tissue and replaced with a substance that will dissolve the wax with which the tissue is to impregnated. | 16. | Other term for formaldehyde. | 17. | Other term for xylene. | 20. | Aside from gum syrup, give another example which is also used when tissue is to be cleared directly from water, as in a frozen section. | 21. | Fixatives acts as _______ or accentuators to promote and hasten staining. | 22. | It rapidly denatures and precipitates proteins. |
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CROSSWORD
Across:2. | Glycogen is ________ in water. | 3. | Most clearing agents are _______ fluids. | 5. | Tissues tend to float in this clearing agent. | 6. | According to action, this fixative permits the general microscopic study of tissue structures. | 9. | This fixation involves thermal coagulation of tissue proteins. | 10. | Xylene becomes ________ when an incompletely dehydrated tissue is immersed in it. | 12. | This fixative evaporates rapidly and dissolves fat. | 13. | _______'s fixative is also known as alcoholic formalin fixative. | 14. | This solution allows the cells in the tissue to swell. | 18. | Most commonly used clearing agent. | 19. | Recommended for routine dehydration of tissues. | 23. | _________ oil that is recommended for CNS tissues and cytological studies. | 24. | Dehydrating agent that acts as fixative also. | 25. | This is an excellent dehydrating and clearing agent readily miscible in water, melted paraffin, alcohol and xylol. | 26. | Can be used as a substitute for benzene and xylene in clearing during embedding and mounting process. |
| | Down:1. | Postmortem decomposition is also called _______. | 3. | This tissue section may lead to formation of ice crystal artifacts. | 4. | Picric acid preserves _______ well. | 5. | Also known as ethylene glycol monoethyl ether | 7. | Regarded as the best clearing agent in the embedding process. | 8. | Most commonly used dehydrating agent. | 11. | Acts as dehydrating and clearing agent and toxic if ingested or inhaled. | 12. | Fixation is accelerated when automatic/mechanical tissue processor is used. | 13. | Fixative that acts in a manner similar to formaldehyde and is sometimes utilized for routine light microscopic work. | 15. | Removal of alcohol from tissue and replaced with a substance that will dissolve the wax with which the tissue is to impregnated. | 16. | Other term for formaldehyde. | 17. | Other term for xylene. | 20. | Aside from gum syrup, give another example which is also used when tissue is to be cleared directly from water, as in a frozen section. | 21. | Fixatives acts as _______ or accentuators to promote and hasten staining. | 22. | It rapidly denatures and precipitates proteins. |
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