Relevance of Histology in BIOPSY

Q: What is staining in histology

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Q: One nursing intervention for Impaired Tissue Integrity

A: The disruption in the skin integrity leads to wound. Types of wounds- Intentional wound…

Q: Reflection on module heredity and Environment

A: Heredity: Heredity refers to what a person gets from his ancestors via his parents. Environment:…

Q: Explain in detail the difference between MRI scans and X-ray

A: Answer:  There are several methods for the imaging of the body's organ and to diagnose the disease…

Q: Situational analysis about Health Effects due to use of Gadgets

A: Situational analysis can be defined as the assessment of an issue based on the current situation.…

Q: Histology can be helpful in a forensic  investigation because

A: Histology is used for the identification of certain diseases and injuries through the microscopic…

Q: Why is histology important to students and society in general

A: Histology is the field of study of different tissues that include their function, anatomy, and their…

Q: State a meaning of each word element, and give a medical term that uses it or a slight variation of…

A: Different diagnostic operations are done for the detection and observation of health-related…

Q: Reticular connective tissue (____×) Location _______________________ Function…

A: Connective tissues are formed by the mesoderm of the embryo. Intercellular medium, connective tissue…

Q: Adipose tissue (____×)Location _______________________ Function _______________________

A: Adipose tissue is loose connective tissue composed of fat cells known as adipocytes. Adipocytes…

Q: Body composition assessment

A: Body composition measurement is an important metric to keep the body fit. It helps to measure the…

Q: factors that can prevent successful tissue healing and repair mechanisms

A: -Tissue healing or tissue repair can be defined as an essential mechanism to restore or re-heal the…

Q: Rhythm, Rate P Wave PR Interval QRS T Wave ST Segment Interpretation

A: Electrocardiography is the process of recording of the heart's electrical activity . It is an…

Q: Difference between Congenital and genetic defects.

A: Genetics is the study of genes at all levels such as the way they act in the cell and how they are…

Q: Describe what SNOMED-CT is and it’s special purpose

A: Medical coding is a type of translation performed by the medical coder from the medical reports of…

Q: A eptrag right lobe

A: A diagram given  is labelled below

Q: Explain how the knowledge of histology is relevant to CBC

A: Complete blood count (CBC) or full blood count involves an analysis of blood composition. It…

Q: which area on the brain shows the most activity in a fmri

A: The brain is the central organ of the nervous system. It is the information processing center of the…

Q: Types of tissue

A: Tissues are made up of huge groupings of cells that work together to accomplish a common function.…

Q: State a meaning of each word element, and givea medical term that uses it or a slight variationof…

A: Medical Terminology -- Medical word origin are usually from the Greek and Latin Languages , but to…

Q: Normal and abnormal assessment of the thorax and chest

A: The physical examination  in healthcare is the term that is given to the tests performed by the…

Q: neural crest cells

A: Migration and differentiation of neural crest cells  After a period of extensive migration through…

Q: functional segmentation

A: Segmentation is the division of the body of some animals and plants into repetitive segments.…

Q: Early Wearing of the Body and How it can be Prevented

A: Early wearing or fatigue used to describe a condition of tiredness or lack of energy in the body.…

Q: INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS

A: In the ABO system of classification of blood groups, the antigen present on the red blood cells…

Q: Variations, Progressions and/or adaptations for special athletes

A: Improvements in physical strength will occur as the body adapts to the load if an exercise routine…

Q: How Cerebrospinal Fluid samples may be differentiated serum/plasma and other body fluids.

A: Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is the fluid found in the ventricles and the subarachnoid space of the…

Q: Important terminology for acuity

A: Sharpness of a perception is termed as acuity.

Q: The presence of an outer pla embrane The presence of some type c

A: The cells are the basic and basic unit of life. All the organisms are made from differing kinds of…

Q: Dense connective tissue (____×) Location _______________________ Function _______________________

A: Dense connective tissue is for providing strength. The compact arrangement of collagen strands…

Q: Why CF is the best-researched technique

A: Cystic fibrosis is also known as CF is a common disease that is an inherited disorder that causes…

Q: Procedure on how to wear gloves with explanations

A: Donning gloves is an essential practice to be followed in a laboratory or in a surgical theatre.…

Q: Nursing management of Premature Rupture of membranes

A: Introduction:- Spontaneous rupture of membrane any time beyond 28th week of pregnency but before the…

Q: Anatomy and physiology

A: The ovaries produce the egg cells called the ova or oocytes.

Q: detailed working of MRI machine .

A: A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive procedure that uses magnetic field and radio…

Q: The hallux

A: Toes are each of the five digits on the end of the foot.

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A: Third degree atrioventricular block is a serious medical condition in which the generated nerve…

Q: True or False: Level 2 details cannot individualize afingerprint.

A: A fingerprint is an impression left by a human finger. The friction edges of the fingers often leave…

Q: Blood (____×)Location ______________________Function _______________________

A: Tissues are the group of cells that are specialized to perform a specific function.

Q: Human

A: Crural region:- In our body's lower limb region the Crural region commonly just called a Leg,is the…

Q: Setting of trays and trolleys for gynaecological examination. Example salpingostomy.

A: Gynecology examination refers to the examination of the female organs like ovaries, uterus,…

Q: Proteus Mirabilis Cellular Morphology

A: Proteus bacillus has a unique ability to evade the host immune response and has a characteristic…

Q: True/False: Subcostal views are especially valuable in technically difficult examinations where the…

A: Endocardiography is a technique in which sound waves of various frequency frequencies. With this…

Q: Stratified squamous epithelium (____×) Location _______________________ Function…

A: A "stratified squamous epithelial tissue" have squamous (flattened) animal tissue cells organized…

Q: one cell within a given tissue and describe how it fulfils the concept of form and function

A: The cell is the basic structural and functional unit of all known organisms.A cell is a smallest…

Q: Ways to separate blood from a liquid mixture and its step by step procedure

A: Blood is the fluid of the body that is responsible for the transportation of gases from the body to…