PQ Flashcards
Which of the following in NOT true? In case of oxalate-nephrosis
A: The precipitated crystals are surrounded by foreign body type giant cells
B: The precipitate crystals can be demonstrated by polarised light
C: The toxic substance could have been ethylene glycol
D: Different types of regressive changes can be observed in the epithelial cells of
the renal tubules
A: The precipitated crystals are surrounded by foreign body type giant cells
Haematoxilin causes..
A: Blue coloration in the nucleus
B: Green coloration in the nucleus
C: Blue coloration in the cytoplasm
D: Green coloration in the cytoplasm
A: Blue coloration in the nucleus
What is the difference between the pathological simple/microvesicular and
necrobiotic/macrovesicular fatty infiltration
A: There is no difference
B: Both of them contain necrotic areas
C: One is reversible and the other is not reversible
D: During the necrobiotic fatty infiltration the cells become atypical
C: One is reversible and the other is not reversible
Which changes can be observed in case of acute canine parvovirus enteritis
A: Atrophy of villi, destruction of the intestinal glands and inclusion body
formation
B: Epithelial hyperplasia
C: Diphtheritic enteritis
D: Lack of epithelial regeneration
A: Atrophy of villi, destruction of the intestinal glands and inclusion body
formation
The rubarth´s disease
A: Is an inflammation of the small intestine caused by a virus
B: it´s a serous hepatitis and liver dystrophy
C: Is a serous-necrotising hepatitis caused by a virus
D: Is a serous inflammation of the gallbladder
C: Is a serous-necrotising hepatitis caused by a virus
With special staining would you use for demonstrating the presence of haemosiderin
in a slide
A: The Fouchet staining
B: The peris reaction
C: The PAS reaction
D: The Schultz-smith staining
B: The peris reaction
What is the leukocytodiapedsis
A: The migration of white blood cells through the wall of the blood vessel
B: The migration of the red blood cells through the wall of the blood vessel
C: The differentiation of leukocytes
D: The formation of the angiofibroblast tissue
A: The migration of white blood cells through the wall of the blood vessel
What are the epithelioid cells
A: Epithelial cells of the skin
B: Epithelial cells of the intestine
C: Macrophages
D: Secretor epithelial cells
C: Macrophages
Liver cirrhosis is characterized by
A: Connective tissue proliferation
B: Hepatocyte necrosis
C: Tendency for regeneration
D: All of the above
D: All of the above
Which is the optimal fixative for histopathology
A: 18% buffered formalin
B: 28% non-buffered formalin
C: 8-10% buffered formalin
D: Any of the above is sufficient
C: 8-10% buffered formalin
How do you demonstrate the presence of calcium deposits in a slide
A: By examining it at polarising microscope, because it is causing double
refraction of light
B: By Berlin- blue staining
C: By the Kossa reaction
D: By Oil-Red-O staining
C: By the Kossa reaction
Which of following is true for the mast cell tumor
A: Eosinophil granulocyte infiltration collagenolysis
B: Granuloma formation
C: The presence of giant cells
D: Connective tissue proliferation
A: Eosinophil granulocyte infiltration collagenolysis
In which type of cells can the causative agent of bovine paratuberculosis be observed
A: In the cells of the own connective tissue layer of the intestinal mucosa
B: In the foreign body type giant vells
C: In the epithelial cells of the intestinal mucosa
D: In the histiocytes
D: In the histiocytes
Sarcoma polymorph cellulare
A: Is a well differentiated tumor arisen from cells of the mesenchymal tissue
B: Is an anaplastic tumor that has a high number of giant cells
C: Rarely produce metastasis
D: Is a malignant epithelial tumor that frequently produces metastasis
B: Is an anaplastic tumor that has a high number of giant cells
We use the hemorrhagic enteritis notion when in the area of inflammation
A: The erythrocytodiapedesis dominates
B: The blood vessel gets dilates
C: The blood vessels get obstructed
D: The erythrocytodiapedesis dominates
E: Exudation si the characteristic pathological change
D: The erythrocytodiapedesis dominates
What is the original ( healthy) tissue?
Small intestine
Stomach
Large intestine
Mammary gland
Stomach
what is the organs on the picture?
liver
brain
kidney
lung
liver
what kind of inflammatory cells can be seen on the picture
neutrophil granulocytes
what can be seen?
myxoma
myoepithelioma
fibroma
chondroma
myoepithelioma
what kind of lesion can you see on the picture?
Mammary gland tumor
adenocarcinoma
squamous cell carcinoma
fibrinous inflammation
squamous cell carcinoma
how do you describe the lesion on the picture
severe lymphohistocytic preivascular infiltration
neuronephagia
purulent pericasculitis
glial cell infiltration
severe lymphohistocytic preivascular infiltration
from which tumor did we make the slide
plasmacytoma
mast cell tumor
lymphoma
myeloma
lymphoma
which cells are marked with arrow ?
miotic
apoptotic
lymphocyte
plasma cell
apoptotic
what kind of lesion can you see on the picture?
melanocytoma
mast cell tumor
lymphoma
melanoma
melanoma
what can be identified on the picture
- Massive, confluent liver necrosis and hepatitis due to canine adenovirus infection
- central edema and perifocal intraalveolar inflammatory cell accumulation
- severe interstitial pneumonia
- exudative glomerulonephritis
- central edema and perifocal intraalveolar inflammatory cell accumulation
what can be seen?
acute pleuritis
acute purulent leptomeningitis
severe acute bacterial bronvhopneumonia
acute viral hepatitis
acute purulent leptomeningitis
what can be seen ?
viral hepatitis
interstitial nephritis
interstitial pneumonia
viral encephalitis
viral encephalitis
which cells are marked with arrow
fibroblast
fibrocytes
plasma cells
lymphocytes
fibrocytes
what is the name of the pathological process on the picture?
inflammatory cells are macrophages, plasma cells and lymphocytes ( mononuclera inflammatory cells)
