CLASSIFICATION OF THROMBI

Question 1

THROMBI Based on location:

Answer 1

o Cardiac thrombi
o Arterial thrombi
o Venous thrombi
o Lymphatic thrombi
o Capillary thrombi or hyaline thrombi

Question 2

– attached to the endocardial wall of heart

Answer 2

MURAL THROMBI

Question 3

-attached to the valves of the heart

Answer 3

VALVULAR THROMBI

Question 4

blocks the entire lumen of the blood vessel

Answer 4

OCCLUDING THROMBI

Question 5

allows partial flow of blood

Answer 5

CANALIZED THROMBI

Question 6

straddles the bifurcation of blood vessel

Answer 6

SADDLE THROMBI

Question 7

trailing thrombi with one end attached and
the other freely moving.

Answer 7

OBTURATING THROMBI

Question 8

thrombi that contains bacteria

Answer 8

SEPTIC THROMBI

Question 9

Thrombi that’s no pathogenic agent present

Answer 9

ASEPTEC THROMBI

Question 10

Thrombi that contains parasites such as filarial worms

Answer 10

PARASITIC THROMBI

Question 11

This thrombi is characterized as pale gray-tan mass,rapidly flowing of red blood cells , consisting of concenteric layers.

Answer 11

ARTERIAL THROMBI

Question 12

Thrombi are classified based on

Answer 12

1. location in the blood vascular system
2. content of pathogenic agent
3. color

Question 13

this type of thrombi resembles intravascular clots of whole blood due to SLOW BLOOD FLOW. It’s :
DARK RED, MOIST, GELATENOUS, easier to DISLODGE

Answer 13

VENOUS THROMBI

Question 14

the thrombi become larger and larger eventually obstructing
the lumen of the blood vessel where they are formed.

Answer 14

PROPAGATION

Question 15

lysis of the thrombi by plasma-derived
fibrinolytic system or through slow phagocytosis by phagocytic cells.

Answer 15

DISSULUTION OF FIBROLYSIS

Question 16

– portions of the thrombi break and
are carried into the circulation

Answer 16

FRAGMENTATION TO FORM THROMBO-EMBOLI

Question 17

invasion and growth of fibrous tissue could
happen, along with recanalization and restoration of blood flow.

Answer 17

FIBROUS TISSUE ORGANIZATION

Question 18

In cats, thromboses at the distal aorta are the usual cause?

Answer 18

HIND LIMB PARALYSIS

Question 19

In horses, thrombosis of the cranial mesenteric arteries is
usually seen in?

Answer 19

STRONGILE INFECTION

Question 20

a normal component of serum, and is activated during stress, infection or shock, as
well as being released from injured tissue.

Answer 20

PLASMINOGEN