Histology Lab #2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the diagnosis for a dog with pulmonary thrombosis (tumor thromboembol)

A

Histiocytic Sarcoma

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2
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Neoplastic cells likely create?

A

Physical blood statis and/or contribute to hypercoagulation

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3
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What features is labeled in the image below?

A

Multiple Thrombi

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4
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What is being labeled the image?
1,2 and 3?

A

1: Compresse parenchyma, Alveolar spaces
2: Lines antemortem
3: Pulmonary Artery

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5
Q

what is the definition of a thrombus?

A

Abnormal blood clot formed within the vascular system

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6
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What is being labeled the image?
1,2, 3 and 4?

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1: Red blood cell
2: pulmonary artery
3: inflammatory cells
4: fibrin

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7
Q

How do you determine Nephritis in a kidney?

A

The kidney will have a blue color (color of the nucleus of cells)

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8
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What do the blue dots represent?
Increased vacuoles means?
Locate a glomerulus capsule

A

The blue dots represents inflammatory cells

Increased vacuoles = Hydrophic degeneration

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9
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What are the features in the image?

A

plasma on top and lymphocytes

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10
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What cell features do Plasma cells and lymphocytes present?

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Plasma cells: eccentric nucleus, small Golgi apparatus

Lymphocyte: Neutrophils with segmented nucleus

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11
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What is the difference between the normal and abnormal lung tissue?

What characteristic tells you of a fungal infection. extra credit if you can identify the type of infection is present.

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12
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How are Giant cells formed?

A

fused 20 or more macrophages at granuloma when intracellular pathogen resists to elimination

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13
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What is morphology? features

A

Large mass of cytoplasm and multiple nuclei

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14
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review, no question

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15
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Identify and define the regions marked

A

Multiple inflammatory foci: macrophages and fungal organisms (coccidiodes immitis)

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16
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What is this?

A

Portal triad

17
Q

Identify and determine the labeled features

A

1: bile ductule
2: Hepatic arteries (thicker muscle layer)

18
Q

What is being identified in this slide?

A

Coccidioides immitis, fungal organism

19
Q

What is the life cycle of valley fever?

A

growth in dry sandy soil in the southwest

living fungal spore take flight

spores inhaled

20
Q

What is the difference in the two pig lung slide? Identify what the illness is.

A

Pneumonia

alveoli septal wall damage thicken

bronchioles look normal

21
Q

Where is the main lession?

A

alveolar septal wall is expanded with inflammatory cells

22
Q

Alveolar septa is expanded with?

A

Lymphocytes, macrophages and few neutrophils with congestion

Interstitial pneumonia