The ion exchange resin method uses acid and a sulfonated resin that contains ammonium ions.

Which of the following decalcification methods is the fastest?

The ability of the microscope to separate small details is defined as:

What should be done immediately with GI specimens upon receiving them in the histology lab to ensure adequate fixation/processing?

Which of the following is typically used as a post fixative for electron microscopy?

Clarke’s fixative is made up of:Check all that apply

Which decalcification method is best for electron microscopy or enzyme histochemistry staining?

All of the following are considered to be decalcification methods except:

Black acid hematin (Formalin pigment):Check all that apply

For the Masson’s trichrome stain, tissue is preferentially fixed with ; for demonstration of urate crystals, the tissue should be fixed with .