PDF-(BOOS)-Histotechnology: A Self-Instructional Text

dvances in histotechnology continue to expand the capabilities of the histopathology laboratory but also require continual study by practitioners to remain current The second edition of Histotechnology A SelfInstructional Text presents all the latest advances as well as the fundamentals that are critical to achieving the highest quality work Written as both reference and teaching tool Histotechnology A SelfInstructional Text addresses the essentials of preparing histology specimens including staining and processing laboratory safety issues and immunohistochemistry in fourteen instructional units Electron microscopy and enzyme histochemistry have been added to this edition to help histotechnologists preparing for the HTLASCP certifying examination Each unit presents the learning objectives of the section explains and illustrates the technique and then gives specific learning activities that will reinforce the information Written as both a teaching tool and reference the format also makes troubleshooting fast and easy Histotechnology is an excellent learning tool for histologic technic students and for residents and pathologists seeking to expand their understanding of the technology used in the histopathology laboratory It is equally well suited as a desk reference for the more common special staining techniques and their results Partial Contents Fixation Processing Instrumentation Safety Laboratory Mathematics and Solution Preparation Nuclear and Cytoplasmic Staining Carbohydrates and Amyloid Connective and Muscle Tissue Nerve Microorganisms Pigments Minerals and Cytoplasmic Granules Immunohistochemistry Enzyme Histochemistry Electron Microscopy. 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