PQs 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What can be the origin of a fat droplet embolus?

A

A solid mass or gas bubble of either internal or external origin carried by the bloodstream sticks in a narrower blood vessel

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2
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This is the most frequent site of metastasis if the tumor originates from the intestines

A

Liver

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3
Q

What kind of virus can cause cerebellar hypoplasia in kittens?

A

parvovirus

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4
Q

This tumor often produces parathormone-like peptide and causes hypercalcaemia in dogs.

A

Perianal gland carcinoma/mediastinal lymphoma.

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5
Q

How do we call the spread of the pathological process to faraway organs?

A

Distant metastasis.

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6
Q

What can be the cause of edema?

A

Decreased tissue tension

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7
Q

which infectious agent causes secondary immunodeficiency in cats?

A

FIV

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8
Q
  1. Which statement is true for myobacterium bovis?
A

It can infect humans.

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9
Q

What do we call the non-digested food fragments and foreign bodies in the stomach?

A

Conglobates.
(Zootrichobezoar = knotted animal hair, Phytotrichobezoar = knotted plant elements,
Concretion = lithiasis, calculus formations).

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10
Q

How would you describe the exudant in the case of purulent inflammation (except in
dogs)?

A

Greyish-white, sour cream-like, turbid.

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11
Q

Which type of purulent inflammation is diffuse?

A

Phlegmone

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12
Q

Sclerosis is a special form of?

A

Reticulosis

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13
Q

This tumor has more than two germ layer elements.

A

Teratoma: ecto-, meso-, and endoderm.

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14
Q

Which actinbacillotic lesion can lead to wooden tongue?

A

Sclerotising form.

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15
Q

Which hormone stimulates fatty acid synthesis and storage?

A

Insulin

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16
Q

Which sequence is correct in the case of cellular events of acute inflammation?

A

Adhesion, transmigration, migration, activation.

17
Q

Where can we find APUD- amyloidosis?

A

pancreas

18
Q

Cholelithiasis can cause … icterus?

A

Posthepatic

19
Q

What can be the outcome of fibrinous inflammation?

A

Both fibrinolysis and organisation.

20
Q

Which feature is true for apoptosis?

A

Cell size shrinks, Nucleus breaks into fragments, cell membrane remains intact but
with a different structure, cell organelles remain intact inside apoptotic bodies, no
inflammation.

21
Q

Mummification is a form of?

A

Gangrena sicca.

22
Q

Mucus is soluble in?

A

alkali

23
Q

How many cardinal signs of acute inflammation exist?

A

Four = Rubor, Tumor, Calor, Dolor.

24
Q
  1. What is the main cause of water influx during cell injury?
A

Reduced Na+/K+ ATPase function.

25
Q

Which one is a type II hypersensitivity reaction?

A

Haemolytic anaemias.

26
Q

What kind of hormone influences the melanin production in melanocytes?

A

MSH, ACTH

27
Q

What is true for endocarditis?

A

Most bacterial.
(erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae)

28
Q
  1. ‘Lumpy jaw’ is caused by?
A

Actinomyces bovis.

29
Q

In which muscle type is complete regeneration possible?

A

Skeletal muscle. (Smooth and cardiac muscle = complete necrosis).

30
Q

Alterative inflammation is a synonym of..?

A

Necrotizing.