1.How are floaters avoided when performing papicolon staining technique?a)By filtering and changing xylene regularlyb)By staining gynaecological smears differently from non gynaecologicalc)By avoiding bluing solutiond)By dipping five times or less during dehydration and clearinge)By lowering alcohol levels to ensure not all the parts of the smear are stained2.During Orange G 6 stains preparation the following reagents are requireda)Ethyl alcoholb)Phosphotungstic acidc)Light greend)Bismaret browne)Lithium carbonate3.Koilocytes are more prominent ina)Normal cellsb)Parasite invaded cellsc)Human papiloma virus invaded cellsd)Treponema palidum invaded cellse)Cancerous cells4.The role of centrioles in a human cell includes:a)Digestive and delivery system of the cellb)Storage of supplies within the cellc)Protection of the celld)Division of the cell during mitosise)Carries nutritional value of the cell5.During metaphase:a)Nuclear membranes are formed and chromatin dissolves into new nucleusb)Cytoplasmic membranes become elongated and constrictc)Nuclear membrane disappears and centrioles arrange themselves at the opposite poles of the cell.d)Two daughter cells are formede)The two chromatids of the chromatin start to repel each other forcing chromosomes to separate6.Simple squamous epithelial cells are found in:a)Retina of the eyeb)Gall bladderc)Tymphanic membraned)Loop of henlee)Salivary glands7.Which of the following is not of the small intestinal wall?a)Medullab)Serous coatc)Muscular coatd)Mucosa coate)Sub-mucosa coat8.Two types of cells located in pituitary gland include:a)Gama cellsb)Alpha cellsc)Zelta cellsd)Episilon cellse)Beta cells