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1. What is the ideal size and thickness of specimen for tissue processing?
2. What is the purpose of requiring such size and thickness for tissues processing?
3. In case of lung specimen, what should be the required size and thickness?
4. Draw the actual set -up from the time the tissue specimen is received up to the time represesentative sections are obtained for histopathologic processing .
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- 1.Enumerate the key steps in grossing the prostatic specimen. 2.Aside from xylene, what clearing agent would you recommend for routine tissue processing? pls be direct when answering, just provide the necessary information needed1. What is the importance of immediately submerging of tissue sample to a fixative after an operationalsurgery? 2. What are the important information that must be recorded by the Pathologist before dissecting thespecimen? 3. What is the result of inadequate ratio of fixative to the specimen?(a) The technique üsed to fabricate bioceramic devices will depend greatly on the ultimate application of the device; whether it is for hard tissue replacement or the integration of the device within the surrounding tissue. Explain the principle which will be adopted in fabricating these biocetamics for: i. Hard tissue replacement and Tissue intooration
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- 1. Briefly describe the purpose of Gamma Knife radiosurgery (you do not need to describe the detailed medical procedure)? 2. What does a Gamma Knife cost if you want to buy one, and how much is the annual maintenance contract?When using a bovie around alcohol base preps, which of the following statements is correct? Select one: a. solution should be allowed to dry before activating cautery b. alcohol base prep solutions must never be used when using the ESU c. cautery sparks will not ignite alcohol vapors because it is considered low frequency electricity d. drapes must be saturated with sterile saline around incision site1. What conditions can cause an abnormal MRI? 2. What are the limitations of MRI of the Body? 3. How long will the test take?
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