You are preparing a tissue sample and notice improper embedding. What could happen during sectioning?
A. The sections may be too thin.
B. The tissue may tear or deform.
C. The tissue will not retain stains.
D. The nuclei will not be visible.
Select your answer:
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A. A tumor of any size that has spread to lymph nodes behind the breastbone and under the arm.
B. A tumor that has grown into the skin of the breast, which might cause swelling and lumps in the skin
C. A tumor 5 cm or less that has spread to 3 lymph nodes
D. A tumor 2 cm or less that has spread to underarm lymph nodes
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Identify the substance labeled “A” in this vial of blood.
A. Buffy Coat (platelets and WBCs)
B. Formed Elements (RBC)
C. Plasma