In the Papanicolaou (Pap) classification, **Class II** corresponds to CIN grade **_____** and Bethesda category **ASCUS or Reactive changes** .
The most commonly used fixative used for pap smear is _____
Liquid-based cytology is commonly used in cervical cancer screening in place of a _____ using a urine specimen
A pap smear with findings of _____ can be associated with squamous lesions, adenocarcinoma in situ, or invasive adenocarcinoma
Class III PAP consists of CIN grade _____ and Bethesda grade low SIL
_____ -cytosis refers to cells of varying sizes
_____ and cytokeratin 5/6 is a useful marker for the detection of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancers with squamous differentiation when used in cytologic pulmonary samples
PAP Class V indicates _____ (Bethesda grade: SCC)
Can fine needle aspiration distinguish between thyroid follicular adenoma versus carcinoma?_____
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