Exudates - ID Flashcards by Ashley Bryant

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Purulent exudate

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Fibrinous (restrictive adhesion)

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Serrous exudate

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Granulomatous

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Fibrinous

Strands, non-homogenous pink material. WBCs, a few RBCS.

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Granulomatous

Sheets of macrophages effacing normal tissue

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Lymphoplasmacytic :

Lymphocytes in portal triad (liver). May surround blood vessels = perivascular cuffing

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Cattarhal

Pale blue mucus, attached to surface of mucus membranes. Hyperplastic goblet cells. Congested mucosa.

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Purulent

Intact and degenerative neutrophils.

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Lymphoplasmacytic :

Lymphocytes in lamina propria (intestine), portal triad (liver), interstitium (kidney). May surround blood vessels = perivascular cuffing

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Fibrinous

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Fibrinous - pseudomembrane

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Serous

Homogenous, with eosinophilic precipitates. RBCs, neutrophils may be present.

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Granulomatous liver

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Fibrin cast

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Purulent