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Why is it necessary to examine the longitudnal and cross section of a specimen?
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What is the difference between a transverse section and a cross section?
They are the same thing. They cut a specimen across rather than lengthwise or some other way.
What is the total surface area of the trapezoid prism 2 3 5 3.5 6?
It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.
What is the volume of a triangular prism of 6 8 9 10?
It is necessary to know which of three of the four given numbers are the sides of the triangular cross section and which one in the length. Without that information it is not possible to answer the question.It is necessary to know which of three of the four given numbers are the sides of the triangular cross section and which one in the length. Without that information it is not possible to answer the question.It is necessary to know which of three of the four given numbers are the sides of the triangular cross section and which one in the length. Without that information it is not possible to answer the question.It is necessary to know which of three of the four given numbers are the sides of the triangular cross section and which one in the length. Without that information it is not possible to answer the question.
An 800 car parking lot id divided into 3 section there are 270 pots in section 1 and 150 more in section 2 than 3 how many spots in section 2?
Section 1 is (270), section 2 is (x+150) and section 3 is (x) (270)+(x+150)+(x) = 800 Remove the brackets and rearrange the equation so that the letters are on the LHS and the integers are on the RHS remembering to change the + signs into - signs where necessary: x+x = 800-270-150 Simplified to: 2x = 380 Divide both sides of the equation by 2 to find the value of x: x = 190 Therefore: Section 1 has 270 spots Section 2 has 340 spots Section 3 has 190 spots
How do you find area of section?
The answer depends on what the section is of.
What lengthwise cut through any specimen?
Longitudinal section.
What is the most common specimen analyzed in hematology section in lab?
Plasma
Surrounding a central cavity section taken from the diaphysis or the epiphyseal plate of the specimen?
Diaphysis
What kind of objective should be used in studying whole section of a specimen?
A Magnifying Glass
What is the difference between a transverse section and a cross section?
They are the same thing. They cut a specimen across rather than lengthwise or some other way.
What is permanent pathology?
One way is to perform your lab exams on a frozen section -- the other is to use a permanent section of the specimen. A permanent section uses a fixative, like wax or some chemical, to hold the tissue together for analysis by the pathologist.
Why is it necessary to examine both longitudinal and cross section?
In a psychological study? Cross section is a test performed by different people of different ages, which can be problematic because of generational bias. A longitudinal study tests people of a certain age over a long period of time, it tests them periodically, at different ages in life... which could be more accurate depending on the test.
Ics recognizes that an incident commander may not be necessary if an operational section chief is assigned?
ICS recognizes that an Incident Commander may not be necessary if an Operations Section Chief is assigned
ICS recognizes that an Incident Commander may not be necessary if an Operations Section Chief is assigned?
ICS recognizes that an Incident Commander may not be necessary if an Operations Section Chief is assigned
Who does lab tests?
they test on anything really like drugs/medication A Pathologist is incharge of the laboratory. The supervisor, who is a technologist will be incharge of the section and the technicians(bench workers). following the registration, specimen is collected by the technician and despatched to the specific section for the lab testing.
What is the total surface area of the trapezoid prism 2 3 5 3.5 6?
It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.It is necessary to know which of the five given measures refer to the trapezium [cross section] and which one is the length of the prism. Furthermore, it is necessary to know which two of the four sides of the trapezium are the parallel ones.
What is the difference between substage and epi-illumination?
substage needs a condenser, and passes light through the tissue section from below. Epi-illumination reflects light off of the specimen from behind
