which of the following can be * ?used as fixatives 10% natural buffered Formalin Bouin's fluid Carnoy's fluid all of the above Gout is a form of arthritis caused by the accumulation of uric acid crystals in joints. It is an intensely painful discase, which in most cases affects only one joint (monoarthritis), most commonly the big toe. When working to help understand the cellular pathology involved with gout, it is important to look at the state of cellular metabolism at the onset of symptoms. Which step in the histological preparation would have been most important in learning about the metabolic deficiencies * ?of gout Sectioning Exfoliative cytology Dehydration Washing Sample collection Fixation

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