labs 1-3 Flashcards
what tissue is this and what histologically is abnormal about it?
-brain tissue
-blue dots are aggregates of lymphocytes and macrophages
-edema
identify normal tissue and label numbers
spleen (lots purple and red)
1. trabecula (smooth muscle)
2. white pulp
3. red pulp
identify normal tissue
small intestine
identify normal tissue and arrows
small intestine
-lamina propia with lymphocytes and plasma cells (box)
-goblet cells
identify normal tissue organ and structures
identify normal organ tissue and arrows
pancreas
identify normal organ tissue and the arrows
liver
-circle is portal triad
-arrow central vein
identify tissue and structures
identify normal tissue type and structures
lung
1. alveolus
2. bronchiole
identify the normal tissue and the structures
lung
1. bronchus (extra structure cartilage around)
2. bronchioles
what organ is this and what makes it abnormal
liver
-vacuoles and sinusoids are compressed
identify the tissue and which side is normal and abnormal
kidney
-left is normal
-right is abnormal, amyloidosis, pink with compressed capillaries
identify the tissue and which is normal and abnormal
heart
-left is normal
-right is abnormal hypertrophy
what tissue and identify whether the circled part is normal or abnormal
liver
-yellow circle is necrosis and hemorrhage
-black circle is normal
tongue
-bovine popular stomatitis
ballooning degeneration
-arrow viral inclusion bodies
give morph diagnosis
subcutaneous edema
give morph diagnosis
articular gout
give morph diagnosis
intestinal intussuseption
give morph diagnosis
endocarditis
give morph diagnosis
hepatitis, granulomatous
give morph diagnosis
stomach: perforated esophagitis
mediastinum: mediastinal abscess
give morph diagnosis
-thorax: thoracic effusion, serosanguineous
-pneumonia vs pulmonary carcinoma
give morph diagnosis
mediastinal mass
give morph diagnosis
pulmonary artery occlusive thrombosis
give morph diagnosis
HCM
kidney: unilateral renal hypertrophy
give morph diagnosis
pyogranulomatous nephritis
FIP
give morph diagnosis
liver: hepatic abscess or multifocal hepatitis
skin: ulcerative dermatitis with abscesses
lung: chronic multifocal pneumonia