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show | The act of preparing & staining diagnostic slides
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show | Examination of cellular material for disease, esp. cancer
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Gynecological cytology specimens | show 🗑
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Non-gynecological cytology specimens | show 🗑
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Pap smears | show 🗑
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ThinPrep System | show 🗑
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show | Specimens w/ brush head in vial w/ very weak ethanol preservative,
cell enrichment - centrifuge conc. abnormal cells, remove blood/mucus,
specimen aliquot sediments on slides,
nongynecological req. alt. suspension & centrifugation,
higher yield cells
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show | 95% ethanol,
rapid fixation important to prevent distortion of cell & loss of morphology,
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Alcohol vs. formalin fixation | show 🗑
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Other cytology fixatives: | show 🗑
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show | Sample w/ not many cells in suspension can be made more conc'd by Cytospin or centrifugation preparation:
1mL properly prepared cell suspension in funnel of cytospin,
centrifuge,
cells will be deposited on slide & fluid absorbed by filter paper
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show | Can obscure morphology or outnumber diagnostic cells,
crosshatch can help separate cells,
dip in Carnoy's or Clark to lyse rbc,
commercial products can lyse rbc (maybe diagnostic too)
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Problem: poorly adhesive specimens | show 🗑
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show | Ongoing concern, cells may float into reagents or stick to tools,
change reagents between samples & use disposable tools
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show | Can process, section, stain, as histo section,
easier special stain, incl. IHC,
made of material left after smear,
make from tissue fragments, clots, heavy mucus,
"block" together w/ thrombin-prothrombin clot, albumin, or agar
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show | Smears fixed w/i 1-2 seconds of application to slide,
thick smears/smears w/ mucus may take 2-4 seconds,
liquid suspensions longer,
air-drying causes nuclear swelling, distortion, loss of cytoplasmic density, cytoplasm becomes eosinophilic
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EA stains metabolically inactive cells? | show 🗑
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EA stains metabolically active cells? | show 🗑
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show | Smear material from scraper/brush in circular motion onto slide in area the size of a nickel,
fix immediately w/ 95% ethanol or spray fixative,
avoid cotton swabs,
avoid feathered-edge smears
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show | 2-3 drops of sediment on slide, place another slide on top upside-down, pull slides apart endways,
fix immediately w/ 95% ethanol or spray fixative,
good general-purpose for fluids w/o mucus
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Crush/mash smear method | show 🗑
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show | 2-3 loopfuls of sediment on slide, spread diagonally, back & forth, corner to corner,
fix immediately w/ 95% ethanol or spray fixative,
if sediment beads form, spread again for monolayer of cells,
good for cellular body fluids, esp. w/ lots of blood
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Cytocentrifuge smear method | show 🗑
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show | Toluidine blue wet film,
or air-dry & stain w/ Diff-Quik
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Problem: Pap-counterstained smears look dirty & not optimal: | show 🗑
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Bodys fluids pleural, peritoneal, pericardial, ascites treatment: | show 🗑
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Breast/nipple discharges treatment: | show 🗑
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show | Deteriorates rapidly,
if can't take to lab immediately use pre-fixative holding solution - alcoholic saline or Saccomanno fluid = vol. of specimen
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show | Prepare smear at time of collection,
nickel smear,
spray-fix, don't let air-dry
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show | Don't fix, refrigerate immediately
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Urine treatment: | show 🗑
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show | Prepare smear at time of collection,
nickel smear,
spray-fix, don't let air-dry,
or submit brush in physiological saline for lab processing,
never fix
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FNAs include: | show 🗑
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Alcoholic saline pre-fixative reagents | show 🗑
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show | 980 mL ethanol
20 mL melted Carbowax
(remove Carbowax after slide prep, before staining)
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show | Fresh, unfixed specimens, wet-fixed on slide,
better cell adhesion,
causes cells to flatten - better visualization,
pre-fixed specimens - round cells
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show | Scrapings, brushings, viral inclusion smears,
use nickel method
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Fluids include: | show 🗑
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show | 2,000 rpm for ~10 min,
high speed packs cells too tightly,
lower speed won't force cells to bottom of tube,
50 mL conical tube best (15 mL usu. not adequate specimen),
swinging-arm centrifuge best concentrates cells @ bottom
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Mucoid specimens include: | show 🗑
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Sparsely cellular specimens include: | show 🗑
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show | Crush method w/ spray fixative
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Cytopreparation for sample with good cellularity & adhesiveness? | show 🗑
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show | Pos slide or cytocentrifuge w/ spray fixative
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show | Cytocentrifuge
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Cell block for specimen w/ spontaneous clots: | show 🗑
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show | To remaining sediment add 95% ethanol, denatured alcohol, or 10% NBF, mix by inversion,
fix 15-30 min,
centrifuge 10 min, 2,000 rpm,
pour off supernatant,
mass in cassette, may wrap w/ lens paper,
if large submit portion,
formalin process routinely
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show | To remaining sediment add 30% BSA, mix w/ stick,
add 95% alcohol,
place mass in cassette, may wrap w/ lens paper, if too large submit portion,
formalin process routinely
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show | To remaining sediment add melted 4% agar, mix gently,
centrifuge 10 min, 2,000 rpm,
refrigerate until agar solid,
remove from tube, cut away cellular material, bisect,
place in cassette w/ common cut side down,
formalin process routinely
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Papanicolaou technique stains: | show 🗑
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show | Orange G
dH2O
phosphotungstic acid (mordant)
95%ethanol
glacial acetic acid (opt.) (enhance specificity, decr. stain time)
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EA reagents | show 🗑
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show | To distinguish cellular components by obtaining highly detailed chromatin, differential counterstaining, & cytoplasmic transparency
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show | hematoxylin
ammonia water, or Scott tap water
OG-6
EA
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show | chromatin - blue
keratin - orange
superficial squamous cells, nucleoli, cilia, rbc - variable pinks
all metabolic cell cytoplasm - variable blue-greens
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show | Rapid determination of cellularity, esp. FNAs,
& eval. potential cross-contamination
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Toluidine blue wet film facts | show 🗑
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show | Toluidine blue in 95% alcohol w/ dH2O, filtered
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show | Significant chance of loose cells floating during staining,
to prevent stain separately specimens w/ higher potential to float, filter solutions between batches
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show | Loop electrosurgical excision procedure,
cervix biopsy
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