Medical Tuber

Cytology 1. Cytology is study of: A. Individual cells B. Tissue fragments C *A and B* D. None 2. For cytology commonly used stains are: A. Papanicolaou's stain B. May-Grünwalds Giemsa (MGG) stain C *A and B* D. None 3. For fine needle aspirations and thick cellular discharges/ fluids, no centrifugation is required. While relatively watery, thin and hypocellular fluids smear is prepared from: A *Centrifuged sediments*  B. Centrifuged supernatant C. None D. Both of the above 4.Smear should be prepared and fixed immediately for cytology because A. *Exfoliated cells degenerate rapidly* B. Exfoliated cells may be blown away C. Thenuclei of the cells get extruded from the cell D. Cytoplasm develops granularity 5. Body fluids and watery exudates (e.g. urine, spinal fluid, pleural fluid, etc.) will not adhere to the glass slides slide first it has to be coated with a layer of: A. *Mayer's egg albumin* C. Glycerine B. Yolk of the egg D. All