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What is the type of microscope with a magnifying lens and powerful lights to view vaginal and cervical tissues called?
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cervical punch biopsy.
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What is the Visual examination of vaginal and cervical tissues using a type of microscope with powerful lights called?
cervical punch biopsy
What is cervical neoplasm?
Cervical neoplasm refers to abnormal growths or tumors that develop in the cervix, which is the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. These growths can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous).
What is prominent nucleus?
prominent nucleus means the nucleus which can be seen very easily through a microscope and is big in size . It is found in meristematic tissues in plant.
What is the importance of staining specimen for observation under the microscope?
Most cells contain structures that are transparent and without color, which makes visualization difficult, even with the aid of a microscope. Cell staining is used to gain more information about cells and tissues, and allows for the structures within cells to be seen in great detail
What is the microscope use for?
a microscope is used to see things the naked eye can not see, it is used in the medical field and is also used to help scientists discover bacterias.
What is a visual examination of vaginal and cervical tissues using a type of microscope with a magnifying lens and powerful light?
cervical punch biopsy
What is a visual examination of vaginal and cervical tissues using a type of microscope with a magnifying lens and powerful lights?
Well, that sounds like there is a great deal of opportunity for fun to be had in the gathering of the tissue cultures.
What is the Visual examination of vaginal and cervical tissues using a type of microscope with powerful lights called?
cervical punch biopsy
Is cancer Benign or Malignant?
Cervical cancer is malignant as they invade tissues and organs
Tissues which are normally difficult to discern with an optical microscope may be revealed by?
Tissues which are normally difficult to discern with an optical mictroscope may be revealed by stain.
What are the effects of X-Rays?
powerful radiation spoils tissues.
Can a plant be identified as either vascular or nonvascular by looking at it's tissues under a microscope?
tissue
What group of lipids have powerful regulating effects on a variety of tissues?
prostaglandins
What are some potential risks with a cone biopsy?
reaction to the anesthesia, infection of the biopsy site, injury to the uterus or other tissues, cervical stenosis (when the cervical canal narrows or becomes closed), and failure to remove all cancerous tissue.
What are some potential risks of a cone biopsy?
reaction to the anesthesia, infection of the biopsy site, injury to the uterus or other tissues, cervical stenosis (when the cervical canal narrows or becomes closed), and failure to remove all cancerous tissue.
What is a transmission electron microscope image formed by?
electrons passing through ultra thin samples of cells or tissues
What do the results of my ultrasound mean Focal area of coarse calcification found in submandular region. My neck has been hurting on the right side and these were the findings of the ultrasound?
Here is the full report. Had pain in right neck. Findings: targeted sonographic evaluation at the site of pain includes posterior right cervical soft tissues and inferior right cervical soft tissues as well as the midline of submandibular region. No abnormality is noted in the osterior right cervical soft tissues. normal lymph node identified in the right cervical soft tissues. No definite abnormality identified in the submandibular region. Focal area of coarse calcification in right submandibular region is of uncertain etiology and is suboptimally evaluated with ultrasound. Impression:slightly asymmetric calcifications in the right submadubular region, suboptimally elaluated with ultrasound. No definite abnormalities identied. If further evaluation of cervical soft tissue is clinically warranted, soft tissue neck ct with contrast is recommended.
