ABD Pediatric Dermatology Practice Questions - American Board Of Dermatology Pediatric Dermatology Subspecialty Certification Exam

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When preparing a Mohs specimen, a surgeon colors the 12 o'clock edge with red dye and the 3 o'clock edge with blue dye. What is the primary purpose of this tissue inking step?

To maintain precise spatial orientation of the specimen relative to the patient for mapping residual tumor To aid in fixation of the tissue To highlight tumor cells under the microscope To sterilize the specimen

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To maintain precise spatial orientation of the specimen relative to the patient for mapping residual tumor

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