pathology Flashcards

1
Q

what are the four respiratory defenses

A

particle deposition from turbinates
mucociliary escalator
alveolar macrophages
inflammation and immune response

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2
Q

number one cause of congestion and edema in the lungs

A

increased capillary hydrostatic pressure from L CHF

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3
Q

what is a major cause of thrombosis

A

endothelial damage

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4
Q

what causes endothelial damage

A

gram negative septicemia

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5
Q

embolus

A

any foreign body circulating in the blood

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6
Q

what can cause decreased oncotic pressure and tertiary pulmonary edema

A

nephritis and or cirrhosis

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7
Q

what are the four main causes of atelectasis

A

fetal
obstructive
compressive
hypostatic

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8
Q

example of something that causes compressive atelectasis

A

pyothorax, chylothorax, pneumothorax. fluid, pus, air

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9
Q

forced expiration in ruminants causes what

A

interstitial emphysema

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10
Q

primary lung epithelial tumors originate from ___________ and are frequently located in ___________

A

alveolar and bronchiolar epithelium, pulmonary hilum

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11
Q

where is bronchopneumonia located

A

cranioventral and firm

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12
Q

interstitial pneumonia route of entry

A

aerogenous or hematogenous

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13
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what causes fibrin

A

severe acute vascular damage.

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14
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describe fibrinous pneumonia

A

cranioventral consolidation with fibrin on the pleural surface

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15
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what are two sequelae to fibrinous bronchopneumonia

A

pleural adhesions and lung sequestrum

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16
Q

how can you distinguish aspiration pneumonia

A

foul smell and unilateral distribution

17
Q

what are the common etiologies for diffuse interstitial pneumonia

A

viral, gas, allergy

18
Q

what is the key feature of diffuse interstitial pneumonia

A

inflammation of the alveoli/alveolar walls inhibits lung from collapsing

19
Q

multifocal lesions with white center and red halo?

A

embolic pneumonia

20
Q

three top causes of embolic pneumonia

A

RCHF endocarditis, jugular thrombosis, hepatic abscesses rupture into the vena cava.

21
Q

dorsal distribution of nodular granulomas

A

verminous pneumonia

22
Q

pig comes in with dorsal diaphragmatic pneumonia with fibrin. what is the agent and what is the type?

A

actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae, fibrinous bronchopneumonia even though it is the wrong location

23
Q

highly pathogenic bacteria that cause fibrinous bronchopneumonia

A

M. haemolytica, A. pleuropneumoniae

24
Q

what is bronchiectasis

A

dilation and rupture of bronchial wall due to enzymatic effect of neutrophils and macrophages. irreversible