Chemical control in histology involves several strategies:
Standardization: Using standardized protocols and reagents ensures that all procedures are consistent. This includes using pre-measured, high-purity chemicals and following validated protocols. Quality Control: Regular calibration of equipment, monitoring of chemical reagents for contamination or degradation, and performing control tests with known standard tissues help maintain high-quality results. Documentation: Keeping detailed records of reagent batches, preparation dates, and procedural changes helps trace and rectify any inconsistencies.
