π§ͺ TISSUE PROCESSING EXIT EXAM MCQs
@MedicallabAcademy
@MedicallabAcademy
1. The main aim of tissue processing is to:
A. Stain the tissue
B. Remove water and replace it with wax
C. Kill microorganisms
D. Increase tissue size
β Answer: B
2. Which step directly removes water from tissue?
A. Fixation
B. Clearing
C. Dehydration
D. Embedding
β Answer: C
3. The most commonly used dehydrating agent is:
A. Formalin
B. Alcohol
C. Xylene
D. Paraffin
β Answer: B
4. Which alcohol concentration is used last in dehydration?
A. 70%
B. 80%
C. 95%
D. Absolute alcohol
β Answer: D
5. The purpose of clearing is to:
A. Remove wax
B. Remove alcohol and prepare for wax
C. Remove fixative
D. Remove stain
β Answer: B
6. Which is the most common clearing agent?
A. Ethanol
B. Xylene
C. Formalin
D. Acetone
β Answer: B
7. Tissue becomes transparent during:
A. Fixation
B. Dehydration
C. Clearing
D. Embedding
β Answer: C
8. The temperature of paraffin wax during infiltration is usually:
A. 20β30Β°C
B. 30β40Β°C
C. 56β60Β°C
D. 80β100Β°C
β Answer: C
9. If wax temperature is too high, the tissue will:
A. Become soft
B. Become brittle and hard
C. Become watery
D. Increase in size
β Answer: B
10. Incomplete dehydration results in:
A. Perfect staining
B. Good infiltration
C. Poor infiltration
D. Faster embedding
β Answer: C
11. Correct sequence of tissue processing is:
A. Clearing > Dehydration> Embedding
B. Dehydration > Clearing> Infiltration > Embedding
C. Fixation > Embedding > Clearing
D. Clearing > Fixation > Embedding
β Answer: B
12. The final product of embedding is:
A. Slide
B. Tissue section
C. Paraffin block
D. Smear
β Answer: C
13. The most commonly used embedding medium is:
A. Gelatin
B. Paraffin wax
C. Agar
D. Resin glue
β Answer: B
14. Ideal thickness of tissue for processing is about:
A. 1β2 cm
B. 3β5 mm
C. 1 mm
D. 10 mm
β Answer: B
15. Incorrect orientation during embedding leads to:
A. Faster processing
B. Diagnostic error
C. Better staining
D. Tissue enlargement
β Answer: B
16. Which step makes tissue firm enough for microtome cutting?
A. Fixation
B. Clearing
C. Infiltration with wax
D. Washing
β Answer: C
17. Which factor most affects processing quality?
A. Slide color
B. Tissue thickness
C. Label size
D. Microscope type
β Answer: B
18. Rapid dehydration can cause:
A. Tissue swelling
B. Tissue shrinkage
C. Better staining
D. Wax melting
β Answer: B
19. Clearing agents must be miscible with:
A. Water only
B. Alcohol only
C. Alcohol and wax
D. Formalin
β Answer: C
20. Which step immediately precedes embedding?
A. Fixation
B. Dehydration
C. Clearing
D. Infiltration
β Answer: D
π±πππ ππππ
@MedicallabAcademy
@MedicallabAcademy
@MedicallabAcademy
β€οΈ Like β’ π Share β’ π Support
βββββββββββββββββββββββββ
@MedicallabAcademy
@MedicallabAcademy
1. The main aim of tissue processing is to:
A. Stain the tissue
B. Remove water and replace it with wax
C. Kill microorganisms
D. Increase tissue size
β Answer: B
2. Which step directly removes water from tissue?
A. Fixation
B. Clearing
C. Dehydration
D. Embedding
β Answer: C
3. The most commonly used dehydrating agent is:
A. Formalin
B. Alcohol
C. Xylene
D. Paraffin
β Answer: B
4. Which alcohol concentration is used last in dehydration?
A. 70%
B. 80%
C. 95%
D. Absolute alcohol
β Answer: D
5. The purpose of clearing is to:
A. Remove wax
B. Remove alcohol and prepare for wax
C. Remove fixative
D. Remove stain
β Answer: B
6. Which is the most common clearing agent?
A. Ethanol
B. Xylene
C. Formalin
D. Acetone
β Answer: B
7. Tissue becomes transparent during:
A. Fixation
B. Dehydration
C. Clearing
D. Embedding
β Answer: C
8. The temperature of paraffin wax during infiltration is usually:
A. 20β30Β°C
B. 30β40Β°C
C. 56β60Β°C
D. 80β100Β°C
β Answer: C
9. If wax temperature is too high, the tissue will:
A. Become soft
B. Become brittle and hard
C. Become watery
D. Increase in size
β Answer: B
10. Incomplete dehydration results in:
A. Perfect staining
B. Good infiltration
C. Poor infiltration
D. Faster embedding
β Answer: C
11. Correct sequence of tissue processing is:
A. Clearing > Dehydration> Embedding
B. Dehydration > Clearing> Infiltration > Embedding
C. Fixation > Embedding > Clearing
D. Clearing > Fixation > Embedding
β Answer: B
12. The final product of embedding is:
A. Slide
B. Tissue section
C. Paraffin block
D. Smear
β Answer: C
13. The most commonly used embedding medium is:
A. Gelatin
B. Paraffin wax
C. Agar
D. Resin glue
β Answer: B
14. Ideal thickness of tissue for processing is about:
A. 1β2 cm
B. 3β5 mm
C. 1 mm
D. 10 mm
β Answer: B
15. Incorrect orientation during embedding leads to:
A. Faster processing
B. Diagnostic error
C. Better staining
D. Tissue enlargement
β Answer: B
16. Which step makes tissue firm enough for microtome cutting?
A. Fixation
B. Clearing
C. Infiltration with wax
D. Washing
β Answer: C
17. Which factor most affects processing quality?
A. Slide color
B. Tissue thickness
C. Label size
D. Microscope type
β Answer: B
18. Rapid dehydration can cause:
A. Tissue swelling
B. Tissue shrinkage
C. Better staining
D. Wax melting
β Answer: B
19. Clearing agents must be miscible with:
A. Water only
B. Alcohol only
C. Alcohol and wax
D. Formalin
β Answer: C
20. Which step immediately precedes embedding?
A. Fixation
B. Dehydration
C. Clearing
D. Infiltration
β Answer: D
π±πππ ππππ
@MedicallabAcademy
@MedicallabAcademy
@MedicallabAcademy
β€οΈ Like β’ π Share β’ π Support
βββββββββββββββββββββββββ