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FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATIONS CYSTS Synonyms Breast cysts Thyroid cyst Miscellaneous cysts Supplies 1. Syringes optional syringe holder and small gauge needles not provided by DCCC 2. 6. Allow cyst fluid to be collected into syringe. 7. Don t push but release syringe plunger to equalize pressure. Non-sterile specimen container with 30ml of CytoLyt 3. Yellow Non-Gyn requisition card 4. Biohazard bag Collection 1. Isolate cyst with fingers. 4. Insert needle into cyst. 5. Pull back on syringe plunger...

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1. Gather all necessary equipment such as a fine needle, syringe, local anesthesia, and a suitable container to collect the sample.
2. Clean the skin over the area where the cyst is located using an antiseptic solution.
3. Use the syringe to aspirate the cyst by inserting the fine needle directly into the cyst. Apply gentle suction while moving the needle back and forth within the cyst to collect the sample.
4. Once enough sample has been collected, slowly withdraw the needle from the cyst.
5. Apply pressure to the aspiration site using a sterile gauze pad to stop any bleeding.
6. Transfer the collected sample into a suitable container for further testing or analysis.
7. Dispose of all used needles and contaminated materials safely according to proper medical waste disposal guidelines.
8. Monitor the site for any signs of infection or complications after the procedure, and seek medical attention if necessary.

Who needs fine needle aspirationscysts?

1. Fine needle aspirations of cysts are commonly performed on individuals who have fluid-filled cysts present in various parts of their body.
2. These cysts may include thyroid nodules, breast cysts, ovarian cysts, cystic lesions in the liver or kidney, and even fluid collections in joint spaces.
3. The procedure is often recommended to diagnose the nature of the cyst (benign or malignant) or to relieve symptoms such as pain or discomfort caused by the cyst.
4. Medical professionals such as doctors, radiologists, or pathologists determine the necessity of fine needle aspirations based on individual patient cases.

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What is fine needle aspirationscysts?

Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is a diagnostic procedure used to investigate lumps or masses.

Who is required to file fine needle aspirationscysts?

Medical professionals such as pathologists or radiologists are typically required to perform and file fine needle aspirationscysts.

How to fill out fine needle aspirationscysts?

Fine needle aspirationscysts are filled out by collecting cells from a lump or mass using a thin needle and then examining them under a microscope.

What is the purpose of fine needle aspirationscysts?

The purpose of fine needle aspirationscysts is to help diagnose the nature of lumps or masses in the body.

What information must be reported on fine needle aspirationscysts?

Information such as patient demographics, location of the mass, findings from the aspiration, and any relevant medical history must be reported on fine needle aspirationscysts.