True or False: Atypical glandular cells are a more common finding than atypical squamous cells on cervical cytology.

Atypical glandular cells are indeed less common findings compared to atypical squamous cells in cervical cytology. Atypical squamous cells, which can be detected during Pap smears, are quite prevalent and frequently encountered due to the higher incidence of squamous cell abnormalities, such as dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma.

In contrast, atypical glandular cells, while significant and warranting further investigation due to potential malignant processes like adenocarcinoma, occur much less frequently. This disparity in prevalence highlights the correct answer as false. Understanding this difference in frequency is crucial for both the interpretation of cervical cytology results and subsequent management of patients presenting with these findings.