CMID Practice Test

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• In Lynch syndrome or Microsatellite Instability (MSI) syndrome, which proteins are evaluated for stability?
• Initial gene expression profiling experiments on urothelial carcinoma identified four prognostically distinctive classes. Which list correctly names these classes?
• Which staining property is used to identify Mycobacterium tuberculosis in tissue sections?
• Which marker pattern is most consistent with breast origin when GATA3 is positive and ER/PR/HER2 status may vary?
• Which mutation is helpful to differentiate between IPMN and MCN?
• Cystview dye is an optical imaging agent used in conjunction with...
• GYN slides must be kept for how many years?
• Accreditation is defined as the evaluation of a program of study or service provided by an institution.
• Which combination of biomarkers is used to confirm urothelial carcinoma?
• CA125 is specific for ovarian cancers. True or False?
• Which breast cancer subtype is most commonly associated with response to endocrine therapy?
• If a stain is Melan-A positive and PAX8 negative, which statement matches?
• Which immunohistochemical markers would confirm the interpretation of a pediatric lung nodule with bloody cough?
• What is CEA?
• Z-stacking is the scanning of a slide at multiple focal planes along the vertical ___.
• Which panel is most helpful in identifying squamous cell carcinoma in the lung?
• A technical supervisor is responsible for which of the following?
• Which mutation is most characteristic of a solid pseudopapillary neoplasm?
• Which pattern would suggest lung origin rather than breast origin?
• Which acronym is listed alongside DICOM, CAP, CLIA?
• Which mutation is associated with pancreatic adenocarcinoma?
• Because of cross reactivity patterns with IHC stains for myoepithelial cells, how many markers are required?
• In cytology, the practical utility of IHC includes:
• Static telepathology is defined as
• PSA is a common marker used for:
• Which gene mutation is the most commonly associated with hereditary gastric cancer predisposition?
• Diff-Quik is a Romanowsky-type stain.
• Which credential is NOT listed as an acceptable general supervisor qualification?
• Which genetic mutations are commonly observed in ovarian cancers?
• Which option describes the CLIA aim across laboratories?
• Which markers constitute the IHC panel for primary parathyroid carcinoma?
• In breast tissue, which marker category indicates the presence of an intact myoepithelial layer, helping distinguish in situ from invasive carcinomas?
• A 62-year-old Caucasian male with a subepithelial gastric mass on endoscopy; FNA shows a KIT+ and DOG1+ profile. Which immunostains confirm this diagnosis?
• Which of the following is not listed as a telepathology use in the material?
• Endometrial carcinomas are associated with which biomarker?
• Which marker is included in the general neuroendocrine IHC panel along with chromogranin and synaptophysin?
• Crizotinib targets which mutation?
• Which marker is NOT typically included in the IHC panel for primary adrenal cortical tissue?
• Which statement is true regarding HGUC risk factors according to the material?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary neuroendocrine lesions (general)?
• Which cyst type is associated with high amylase in cyst fluid?
• ThryoSeq is associated with which type of material?
• This lesion would stain positive for which markers? A lesion staining positive for CD10 would most likely also stain positive for which marker?
• Which statement about detection of protein tumor markers is false?
• Which is NOT a diagnostic issue when evaluating vulvar Paget disease?
• Which platform is associated with mRNA?
• This primary endocervical lesion would express which biomarkers?
• Tumor-specific antigens are?
• Which two immunohistochemical markers would indicate a primary lung adenocarcinoma?
• Which type of accrediting agencies may inspect laboratories to determine CLIA '88 compliance?
• ROSE stands for
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary adrenal cortical tissue?
• Which breast cancer grouping corresponds to estrogen receptor positive and HER2 negative status?
• FOV imaging counts as how many slides?
• What is cold-ischemic time in tissue handling?
• Static telepathology is most accurately described as storing images that are forwarded, with many publications.
• Which molecular subtype is described as the most common, slowest-growing, and most treatable, and typically hormone receptor-positive?
• When showing a pathologist a slide on telepathology during a ROSE procedure, what power should you be screening on at first?
• Which of the following is NOT considered an element in any staging system?
• Which pair of markers best indicates epithelial origin in a tumor immunoprofile?
• What treatment option is available for papillary thyroid carcinoma?
• When a lesion becomes involved in the pleural or peritoneal fluid from a different primary site, what stage is assigned?
• Dynamic telepathology is characterized by
• CMS & CDC are responsible for establishing & implementing CLIA regulations. _______ is responsible for enforcing the regulations.
• Which markers are shared by both the cholangiocarcinoma and pancreatic adenocarcinoma IHC panels?
• Which statement best describes p16 expression in HPV-driven cervical lesions?
• Which marker is NOT included in the IHC panel for primary follicular thyroid carcinoma (FTC)?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary breast adenocarcinoma?
• EGFR mutations in lung carcinomas are associated with which histology?
• What is the most common germline mutation found in detected gastric cancers?
• Hybrid telepathology refers to
• Cervical lesion would highly express which biomarker?
• Certification is defined as the recognition by a non-governmental agency that an individual has demonstrated competency in predetermined qualifications.
• CEA is normally not detected in which context?
• Which subgroup has the highest grade?
• Which marker is associated with cervical carcinomas?
• KRAS mutations are more likely found in all of the following except...
• Which option represents a breast-origin signature with variable receptor status?
• Whole slide imaging systems used for primary diagnosis are FDA class __ medical devices.
• Guidelines propose practical standards for which areas?
• KRAS mutation is associated with which carcinoma?
• Which subgroup of breast cancer is most responsive to hormone therapy?
• What should be used during a ROSE if the patient is conscious & within earshot of your cart?
• The ALK mutation in NSCLC stands for:
• What is the single most important factor for survival with Squamous Cervical Cancer?
• CLIA established quality standards for all laboratories testing to ensure the ______ of patient test results no matter where the test was performed.
• HPV E6/E7 lead to overexpression of which biomarker?
• Z-stacking involves scanning at multiple focal planes along which axis?
• Which cancer type is associated with CDH1 gene?
• PAX8 detection is associated with which embryologic structure?
• What is the cyst marker profile for a solid pseudopapillary neoplasm (SPN)?
• Step 0 in the Diff-Quik Staining process is....
• Skin is CK- and Vulvar Paget is CK+.
• What treatment option is available for urothelial carcinomas?
• Clinical staging is based on all of the following except...?
• Which panel would be most informative to confirm breast origin if analyzing mediastinal lymph node metastasis?
• PAX8 has been detected in embryonic structures associated with the female reproductive tract. Which structure is it?
• Licensure may apply to which levels of government?
• Which CK7/CK20 pattern is associated with biliary tract, pancreas, stomach, and bladder?
• KRAS mutations in lung carcinomas are more likely in which histology, smoker status, and race?
• HER2/neu is encoded by which gene?
• Endometrial carcinomas are associated with which of the following?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary lung small cell carcinoma?
• Cystview causes lesions to glow
• Which staining practice is commonly used to evaluate cytological specimens?
• GIST stains positive for which markers?
• Which four prognostically distinctive classes were identified in early urothelial carcinoma gene expression profiling?
• All of the following are used for the detection of protein tumor markers except?
• CLIA requires that a laboratory's ______ results be monitored on an ongoing basis by The Joint Commission.
• Which of the following is not part of the IHC panel for primary pancreatic adenocarcinoma?
• Which telepathology modality uses whole slide imaging systems and is investigational (z-stacking)?
• Examples of ligands are all of the following except?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix?
• Breast cancer treatment is the same no matter hormone receptor pattern.
• Euploidy is
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for astrocytomas?
• The Cancer Genome Atlas proposes classification based on the genomic profile which relates to patient outcome, except which one?
• True or False. TNM is tissue and cancer specific.
• Staging is the grouping of cases into broad categories based on ________.
• Which marker is commonly positive in GIST?
• Lung small cell carcinoma have mutations in...
• Which designation is used for noninvasive, at-origin disease?
• Which term refers to an agency or organization evaluating a program or service to meet predetermined specifications and standards?
• Which set of assays can be used to detect proteins?
• Amplification or over-expression of which oncogene plays an important role in the development and progression of certain aggressive breast cancers?
• When stain quality deficiencies are found, what actions are required?
• Which marker is NOT in the embryonal carcinoma panel?
• HER2 mutations are detected via which two methods?
• Which credential is required for both the lab director and the technical supervisor?
• Which capability is typical of dynamic telepathology?
• Final reports retention is 10 years. Which statement describes this correctly?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary pancreatic adenocarcinoma?
• Clinical staging is established before initiation of therapy.
• CDC is responsible for?
• There are two distinct cell populations lining the human mammary ductal and terminal lobular units: which are they?
• Together, improvements in cytology specimen collection and advances in IHC technology have led to what in cytology?
• Which markers are used to establish the presence or absence of invasive breast carcinoma?
• Final reports must be retained for how many years?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary ovarian carcinoma?
• Luminal A has a poor prognosis.
• Diff-Quik stain highlights extracellular matrix better than Pap stain.
• 63-year-old male with a nodule at the renal pelvis showing CK7+, GATA3+, HMWCK+, Vimentin- on immunohistochemistry. What is the most likely diagnosis?
• Stain quality must be checked _____, deficiencies corrected & checks recorded.
• GNAS mutation helps distinguish between IPMN and MCN.
• Which gene is associated with urothelial carcinomas?
• Which marker is used as a downstream surrogate marker for HPV-driven transformation in cervical pathology?
• BLCA-4 is a nuclear transcription factor expressed in bladder tumors, especially during the early stages of the disease. Which option best describes BLCA-4?
• What is the term for the process in which a government entity grants permission to engage in an occupation after verifying criteria?
• Which HPV genotype trio is commonly associated with endocervical adenocarcinomas?
• Luminal A breast cancer is typically positive for which hormone receptors?
• Which marker is NOT in the IHC panel for primary papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC)?
• Which staining pattern is described as a known GIST marker combination?
• What licensure/certifications must the lab director have?
• Which pattern would most strongly argue against a breast origin?
• Oncologist care methods except which?
• Which cyst type is associated with both KRAS and GNAS mutations?
• Which gene is associated with urothelial carcinomas among the listed mutations?
• Which marker is NOT part of the immunohistochemistry panel for primary schwannomas?
• In the AJCC TNM staging framework, the 'T' component refers to what?
• Telepathology is used for all of the following except?
• Which marker is NOT typically positive in GIST?
• Most cytological specimens are evaluated using both Romanowsky-type and Pap stains.
• Which mutation is listed as associated with lung carcinomas?
• Which gene's amplification is associated with aggressive breast cancers?
• Which pattern shows GATA3 positivity with potential variable ER/PR/HER2?
• Urovision FISH detects aneuploidy in which chromosomes and also loses which locus?
• A patient’s liver FNA shows CA19-9+, CK7+, CK20+. Which carcinoma is most likely?
• Which stain does NOT stain myoepithelial cells?
• Which term describes the voluntary recognition by a non-governmental body that an individual has demonstrated competence?
• Hybrid capture assay is not typically used for detection of which category?
• All Non-gyn slides are kept for how long?
• Which markers are in the IHC panel for primary ovarian stromal sarcomas?
• Image Analysis Systems use an algorithm to detect all of the following except?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary cholangiocarcinoma?
• CK7 (+), CK20 (-) favors which systems?
• FOXL2 is a marker in which ovarian tumor IHC panel?
• ALK mutations are associated with which NSCLC patient group?
• This primary endometrial carcinoma expresses which biomarkers?
• Which term describes the external evaluation of an educational program to ensure it meets standards and quality benchmarks?
• The FIGO staging system is used for which field of medicine?
• PSA levels are commonly used as a marker for which of the following?
• Normal cellular markers can be detected in which cells?
• Which breast cancer grouping corresponds to estrogen receptor negative and HER2 positive status?
• Which biomarker is not mentioned as part of the endometrial cancer profiling panels?
• Which two markers are reported as positive for a urothelial lesion described with CD10 and EMA positivity?
• Which mutation is associated with breast carcinomas?
• In lung cancer staging, what is the primary purpose of EBUS?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the IHC panel for primary ovarian carcinoma?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary HGUC?
• Which pre-invasive cervical glandular lesions have a low Ki-67 proliferation index?
• Which panel would most strongly indicate breast origin for metastasis?
• Which tests detect antigens/antibodies?
• In a case of suspected liver metastasis from a colon primary with multiple hepatic lesions, which IHC profile would be expected?
• Which treatment option is available for gastric cancers with a PD-L1 mutation?
• What stains can be used to identify cryptococcus in tissue sections?
• Which mutation is most characteristic of a solid pseudopapillary neoplasm?
• Which marker is included in the breast myoepithelial cell IHC profile?
• Tumor-associated antigens are?
• PCR has high/low sensitivity & high/low specificity.
• Which organization uses cancer stages that correlate with specific TNM groupings?
• CK7 negative and CK20 negative immunostaining favors which organ systems?
• What is the maximum number of slides a cytologist can screen in a 24-hour period?
• Which immunostain pattern is typically observed in urothelial carcinoma immunophenotype?
• Which marker is commonly positive in urothelial carcinoma?
• Which IHC shows intense circumferential membranous staining?
• What treatment options are available for someone with an ER + breast cancer?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the IHC panel for primary RCC?
• Which of the following is not a risk factor for high-grade urothelial carcinoma (HGUC)?
• Which marker is NOT typically included in the IHC panel for primary prostatic adenocarcinoma?
• High levels of CEA can be seen in both malignant and non-malignant disorders. True or False?
• GYN slide retention is 5 years. Which statement reflects this?
• Herceptin is a(n) ____ therapy.
• Which pattern most strongly indicates a lung origin due to TTF-1 positivity?
• Which IHCs would be positive for these lesional cells?
• What stage is Mesothelioma that has invaded the pleural cavity?
• TP53 mutations are listed as associated with which carcinoma?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary EM adenocarcinoma?
• What type of telepathology is used by cytologists for ROSE?
• Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) is typically confirmed by positivity for which two markers?
• What licensure/certifications must the technical supervisor have?
• Which markers are in the IHC panel for primary ovarian sex cord tumors?
• Non-GYN slide retention is 10 years. Which option reflects this?
• Which immunohistochemical marker pair is most characteristic of squamous differentiation?
• Luminal A breast cancer corresponds to which receptor status?
• CMS is responsible for?
• JCAHO is responsible for?
• A Paget's disease with urinary origin would express which markers?
• Which gene is NOT listed as associated with lung carcinomas?
• Which markers are in the IHC panel for primary ovarian germ cell tumors?
• The Basal subtype is typically triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC).
• Which staging system provides staging for gynecologic cancers?
• In image analysis, which item is not detected by the algorithm?
• A patient with bilateral complex ovarian lesions has findings consistent with Stage IIIC. What stage is indicated?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for primary medullary thyroid carcinoma?
• Which markers are included in the IHC panel for primary lung small cell carcinoma?
• CK7 (-), CK20 (+) favors which systems?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for astrocytomas?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for primary mixed thyroid tumor?
• Pembrolizumab is used in advanced gastric and gastroesophageal cancers when tumors are PD-L1 positive.
• Which biomarker pair is listed among the options as a potential indicator to help differentiate tissue origin in endocervical versus endometrial lesions?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary lung adenocarcinoma?
• The Hologic Genius System is used for which type of specimens?
• What was the first FNA-cleared digital cytology system?
• Which component is NOT part of the TNM cancer staging system?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary prostatic adenocarcinoma?
• Loss of the 9p21 locus is detected by which test?
• What is the cyst marker profile for a cystic pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor (pNET)?
• Which gene is associated with gastric carcinomas?
• Two common hormone therapies are used to block estrogen and/or progesterone-induced tumor growth. Which pair is correct?
• Which analysis of pancreatic cyst fluid is the most accurate tumor marker for diagnosing mucinous cysts?
• Pembrolizumab is a monoclonal antibody targeting which molecule?
• In a high-grade carcinoma of the female genital tract, which immunohistochemical marker pair would you expect to be positive?
• Which IHC stain diminishes as tumorigenesis occurs in HGUC?
• If a stain is positive for TTF-1 and PAX8, which staining result is described?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the IHC panel for primary gastric adenocarcinoma?
• A 63-year-old male with a liver lesion; immunohistochemistry shows AFP and HepPar1 positivity. What is the most likely origin of this lesion?
• In a mediastinal lymph node biopsy from a lung cancer patient, which markers support squamous differentiation?
• Which breast cancer grouping is negative for estrogen receptor and HER2?
• What DDx panel is appropriate to distinguish HPV-related cervical adenocarcinoma vs low-grade endometrial endometrioid adenocarcinoma?
• Which stains would be positive for this lesion?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for primary mixed thyroid tumor (second question)?
• Herceptin is used to treat tumors with which mutation?
• If a mediastinal node shows Napsin A positivity and GATA3 negativity, which origin is more likely?
• Euploidy is defined as which?
• Accreditation is funded by which type of funds?
• Which treatment option addresses a PD-L1 positive and EGFR mutant lung cancer?
• Which statement about common ovarian cancer mutations is supported by the material?
• Which statement is true regarding differentiating cholangiocarcinoma from pancreatic adenocarcinoma using immunohistochemistry?
• What stain is used to identify TB?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary RCC?
• Urovision detects aneuploidy in which chromosomes and loss of which locus?
• In cytology practice, breast cancer is most commonly seen as a metastatic diagnosis.
• To distinguish a gastric primary from a breast primary in ascitic cytology, which IHC pattern supports gastric origin?
• BLCA-4 is best described as which type of molecule?
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary ECX adenocarcinoma?
• Is PSMA positive in both benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostatic adenocarcinoma?
• Which marker is part of the IHC panel for primary colonic adenocarcinoma?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for primary spindle sarcoma (second question)?
• Tumor-associated antigens can be found in which cells?
• For meningiomas, which of the following is NOT included in the immunohistochemistry panel?
• Stage IIIC ovarian cancer is defined by peritoneal implants outside the pelvis and/or regional lymph node metastasis.
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary gastric adenocarcinoma?
• Improved cytologic specimen collection methods and advances in IHC technology have led to greater ______ in cytology preparation.
• Which marker is NOT in the IHC panel for primary papillary thyroid carcinoma (second question)?
• Which marker is NOT included in the IHC panel for primary epithelioid soft tissue malignancy?
• True or False: PAX-8 is a specific IHC marker that indicates RCC.
• Which term describes a voluntary process by which a non-governmental organization conveys recognition that an individual has demonstrated competence in certain tasks and met predetermined qualifications?
• ROSE stands for
• Which treatment option is available for someone with an ALK mutation?
• Under the FIGO system, carcinoma that extends outside the uterus but remains confined to the pelvis and/or retroperitoneal lymph nodes is classified as which stage?
• Abnormal expression of p53 and p16 is a high-risk marker in endometrial cancer, particularly for diagnosing aggressive uterine serous carcinoma. Which tumor type is most associated with this finding?
• Which mutation is associated with colon adenocarcinoma?
• Which panel is most likely to include SALL4 as a marker?
• What is a common staging procedure for lung cancer?
• During ROSE, what is one of the most important things to remember for a cytologist?
• What is the cyst marker profile for an intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm (IPMN)?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for primary spindle cell sarcomas?
• AI driven digital cytology is....
• A mediastinal lymph node sample from a patient with a history of breast cancer is tested to determine origin. Which panel would be most valuable?
• Which statement correctly matches BRCA1 and BRCA2 tumor subtypes?
• Which option would you use to confirm breast origin if ER/PR/HER2 are negative?
• Which of the following marker pairs are commonly used as germ cell markers?
• What are the steps for Diff Quik in the correct order?
• The vulvar condition most commonly described by this name is Paget's disease.
• Which process has a mandatory evaluation for continuing operation of the facility?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary hepatocellular carcinoma?
• What year was the most current CLIA passed?
• In the AJCC TNM staging framework, the 'N' component refers to what?
• Which organization monitors proficiency testing results under CLIA?
• The Hologic Genius System is used for Pap Smears.
• Luminal B breast cancer is typically positive for which marker combination?
• Which markers compose the IHC panel for primary lung squamous cell carcinoma?
• Which patients would you expect to be recommended for HPV testing?
• ____ are EGFR TK Inhibitors (TKI)
• Which process is a quasi-mandatory/voluntary procedure?
• Triple negative breast cancer is characterized by absence of which receptor combination?
• If carcinoma extends outside the uterus but is still within the pelvis or reaches retroperitoneal lymph nodes, the FIGO stage is which?
• Which statement about CA125 testing is accurate?
• In the evaluation of metastatic tumors, which statement is true about immunohistochemistry?
• Which marker is NOT included in the hepatocellular carcinoma IHC panel?
• To distinguish gastric primary from breast origin in ascites cytology, which panel supports gastric origin?
• HGUC has a high rate of recurrence. True or False.
• Luminal A breast cancer accounts for approximately what percentage of cases?
• What does the primary antibody influence most directly in immunohistochemistry?
• For embryonal carcinoma, which marker is NOT part of the panel?
• What treatment option is available for someone with a HER2 mutation?
• ___ is the technical specification for managing digital imaging data.
• What is the cyst marker profile for a mucinous cystic neoplasm (MCN)?
• Which panel would be most informative to confirm breast origin if analyzing mediastinal lymph node metastasis?
• Ovarian carcinomas are associated with which mutation or marker?
• Which stain is most helpful to differentiate BPH from prostate adenocarcinoma?
• Which HPV types are responsible for >80% of Endocervical Adenocarcinomas?
• Which statement best reflects CLIA's scope?
• Non-GYN slides and/or FNA slides must be kept for how many years?
• Which process evaluates an educational program or service provided by an institution?
• Which factor is primarily used to determine stage grouping in the AJCC system?
• Which markers comprise the IHC panel for primary pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor (panNET)?
• Licensure is defined as an agency/governmental body awarding permission to an individual or institution meeting qualifications.
• Which immunoprofile best fits colorectal carcinoma metastasis to the liver?
• Licensure is granted by which authority?
• Which tests can detect RNA/DNA?
• True or False: The FDA approved biomarkers are highly sensitive and specific for Low Grade Urothelial cell Carcinomas.
• Which marker is included in the IHC panel for primary ovarian germ cell tumors?
• What stain can be used to identify schistosomiasis?
• Herceptin targets which receptor?
• Which markers define the IHC profile of breast myoepithelial cells?
• Which statement describes licensure vs accreditation?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the IHC panel for primary soft tissue small round neoplasms?
• In cancer staging, the 'N' component assesses what?
• In non-small cell lung cancer, a KRAS mutation is associated with a better prognosis: True or False?
• If a stain is positive for CK7 and CDX2, which staining result is described?
• A 67 year old male with a 2.9 cm lung nodule undergoes EBUS; Stage should be considered?
• Which dual stain predicts high-grade cervical tumors?
• What is the cyst marker profile for a pancreatic pseudocyst?
• Which mutation is associated with urothelial carcinomas?
• Which IPMN genetic feature is associated with IPMN?
• Which staining result is described as TTf-1, PAX8?
• Which marker is NOT part of the IHC panel for primary soft tissue small round neoplasms (second question)?
• Which marker is most specific for hepatocellular carcinoma among the following options?
• In a patient with a history of breast cancer, which panel would be most valuable to determine the diagnosis of mediastinal lymph node cells?
• Accreditation is a mandatory process conducted by a non-governmental entity. True or False?
• CK7 positive and CK20 positive immunostaining favors which organ systems?
• Which factors determine the success of an immunohistochemical procedure?
• PD-1 receptor expressed on stimulated
• Licensure is funded by which type of funds?
• GIST staining commonly includes which marker?
• Which breast cancer grouping corresponds to estrogen receptor positive and HER2 positive status?
• Which credential is NOT listed as acceptable for a general supervisor?
• Which option describes the role of private accrediting agencies in CLIA oversight?
• A tumor designated as Carcinoma in Situ is labeled as which T category?
• True or False. An abnormal growth of tissue is malignant.
• HER2/neu is encoded by which gene?
• The detection system in immunohistochemistry primarily affects which aspect of staining?