1. Nucleus

2. Cytoplasm

3. Lipid inclusions

4. Elastic fibers

5. Proteins

Answer: e

Hematoxylin and eosin are used for:

1. General investigations

2. Special investigations

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Electronmicroscopy

5. Histochemical investigations

Answer: a

Sudan is used for:

1. General investigations

2. Special investigations

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Electronmicroscopy

5. Histochemical investigations

Answer: b

Orcein is used for:

1. General investigations

2. pecial investigations

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Electronmicroscopy

5. Histochemical investigations

Answer: b

Histochemistry is used for:

1. General investigations

2. Special investigations

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Electronmicroscopy

5. Detection of specific chemical groups in tissues

Answer: e

Electronmicroscopy is used for:

1. General investigations

2. Ligt microscopy

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Ultrastructural investigations

5. Histochemical investigations

Answer: d

Which method is used for detection of specific chemical groups in tissues?

1. General investigations

2. Ligt microscopy

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Electronmicroscopy

5. Histochemical investigations

Answer: r

Which method is used for ultrastructural investigations?

1. General investigations

2. Ligt microscopy

3. Investigartion of smear

4. Electronmicroscopy

5. Histochemical investigations

Answer: d

Acidophilic structures could be stained with:

1. Sudan

2. Eosin

3. Hematoxylin

4. Orcein

5. Hematoxylin and eosin

Answer: b

Basophilic structures could be stained with:

1. Sudan

2. Eosin

3. Hematoxylin

4. Orcein

5. Hematoxylin and eosin

Answer: c

Neutrophilic structures could be stained with:

1. Sudan

2. Eosin

3. Hematoxylin

4. Orcein

5. Hematoxylin and eosin

Answer: e

2. Main components of cell cytoplasm

   1. Hyaloplasm, organelles, inclusions

   2. Cytoplasm, nucleus

   3. Cell membrane, organelles, inclusions

   4. Nucleus, hyaloplasm, organelles

   5. Hyaloplasm, organelles, nucleus

Answer: a

3. Cell cytoplasm compounds?

   1. Hyaloplasm, inclusions

   2. Hydrophilic, hydrophobic

   3. Integral, peripheral

   4. Hyaloplasm, organelles, inclusions

   5. Endocytosis, exocytosis

Answer: d

4. Types of lysosomes

   1. Smooth, rough

   2. Trans-, medial-, cis-

   3. Mitochondrial, nuclear

   4. Caveolial, vesical

   5. Primary, secondary, residual body

Answer: e

5. Main function of lysosomes

   1. Intracellular digestion

   2. Detoxication

   3. Synthesis of energy

   4. Proteins synthesis

   5. Carbohydrates and lipids synthesis

Answer: a

6. What does lysosome contain?

   1. Enzymes

   2. Carbohydrates

   3. Energy

   4. Proteins

   5. Lipids

Answer: a

7. What does mitochondrion consist of?

   1. Two subunits

   2. Microfilaments

   3. Microtubules

   4. Two membranes

   5. One membrane

Answer: d

8. What does mitochondrion contain?

   1. Matrix

   2. Carbohydrates

   3. Energy

   4. Proteins

   5. Lipids

Answer: a

9. What does mitochondrial cristae mean?

   1. Matrix of mitochondrion

   2. Inner content of mitochondrion

   3. Folds of inner membrane

   4. Outer membrane of mitochondrion

   5. Mitochondrial DNA

Answer: c

10. Which organell contains cristae?

    1. Peroxisome

    2. Lysosome

    3. Mitochondrion

    4. Golgi body

    5. Endoplasmic reticulum

Answer: c

11. Which organelles does intermembranous space have?

    1. Lysosome

    2. Centriole

    3. Golgi apparatus

    4. Mitochondria

    5. Peroxisome

Answer:

12. Main function of smooth endoplasmic reticulum

    1. Intracellular digestion

    2. Detoxication

    3. Synthesis of energy

    4. Proteins production

    5. *Carbohydrates and lipids synthesis

Answer: d

13. Which organelle is of general meaning?

    1. Myofibril

    2. Neurofibril

    3. Golgi body

    4. Cilium

    5. Flagella

Answer: c

14. Which organelle is of general meaning?

    1. Myofibril

    2. Neurofibril

    3. Lysosome

    4. Cilium

    5. Flagella

Answer: c

15. Which organelle is of general meaning?

    1. Myofibril

    2. Cilium

    3. Neurofibril

    4. Rough endoplasmic reticulum

    5. Flagella

Answer: d

16. Which organelle is of general meaning?

    1. Flagella

    2. Myofibril

    3. Neurofibril

    4. Cilium

    5. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

Answer: e