Obtaining a sample with a dull scalpel blade and placing it on a microscope slide is known as:

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Obtaining a sample with a dull scalpel blade is called scraping as it involves the scraping of tissue or cells from the surface. Swabbing involves the use of a swab to collect samples from surfaces, wounds, or body cavities. Impression involves pressing a tissue or organ onto a slide to create an imprint. Fine needle aspirate involves using a needle to extract a sample of fluid or tissue from an organ or mass.

Obtaining a Sample with a Dull Scalpel Blade and Placing