PQs 6

Question 1

In which organ can you find the Councilman-bodies?

Answer 1

liver

Question 2

How do we call the inflammation of the rectum?

Answer 2

Proctitis

Question 3

How do we call the inflammation of the rectum?

Answer 3

Proctitis

Question 4

Which cells are labile (vegetative intermitotic) cells?

Answer 4

Surface epithelial cells.

Question 5

How would you describe the exudate in the case of ichorous inflammation?

Answer 5

Turbid, greenish, smells bad.

Question 6

Which is produced by fibroblasts?

Answer 6

Elastin and collagen.

Question 7

Pseudomonas inf;ammation is a form of…inflammation?

Answer 7

Purulent inflammation.

Question 8

Which one can cause caesation?

Answer 8

Tuberculosis

Question 9

Mainly what kind of mycotoxins can cause kidney damage?

Answer 9

Ochratoxins

Question 10

What is the pathology of suffocation?

Answer 10

Dark, unclothed blood, petechial hemorrhages, acute lung hyperemia (excess of blood in the vessels supplying an organ) and edema

Question 11

Which species can survive until chronic tuberculosis in organs develops?

Answer 11

Cattle

Question 12

Benign tumor of the cartilaginous tissue?

Answer 12

Chondroma

Question 13

There are no fresh lesions in the lymph nodes in this phase of tuberculosis.

Answer 13

Chronic organic tuberculosis

Question 14

How do we call the feces in the case of gastric bleeding?

Answer 14

Hematemesis.
(Melaena = bloody feces due to enterorrhagia, Metrorrhagia = hemorrhage in the uterus, Epistaxis = nosebleed).

Question 15

This is the benign tumor of adipocytes.

Answer 15

Lipoma.
(Fibroma = tumor of fibrocytes, Myxoma = Gelatinous connective tissue,
fibroblast/fibrocyte origin, Liposarcoma = malignant tumor of adipose tissue).

Question 16

What is true for neoangiogenesis tumors?

Answer 16

It gives opportunity for metastasis.

Question 17

When does the rigor mortis begin in the skeletal muscles?

Answer 17

2-4 hours.
(5-8h = becomes general, 24-48h = starts to disappear, 48-60h = passes off).

Question 18

Mainly what kind of mycotoxins can cause skin necrosis?

Answer 18

Ergot alkaloids.

Question 19

How do we call the inflammation of the caecum?

Answer 19

Typhlitis
(Enteritis = small intestine, Colitis = colon, Proctitis = rectum).

Question 20

Layers of tubercle from inside to outside

Answer 20

Necrosis-macrophages, lymphocytes, connective tissue

Question 21

8. Increased erythrocytes diapedesis in inflammation is typical in this species

Answer 21

dog

Question 22

Which appearance is true for gangrena sicca?

Answer 22

hard

Question 23

In the case of fibrinoid necrosis, in which region of the blood vessels does the serum
accumulate?

Answer 23

In the media

Question 24

Which one induces epithelioid type granulomas?

Answer 24

Mycobacterium bovis in cattle.

Question 25

How do we call the foreign body-type granuloma around the uric acid precipitations?

Answer 25

Tophus

Question 26

What are the most endangered organs to UV rays?

Answer 26

eyes skin

Question 27

How do we call the lesion caused by a veterinarian?

Answer 27

latrogenic

Question 28

What is the cause behind diabetic cataract?

Answer 28

The increased osmolarity of the lens. (the decreased glucose uptake, the increased polyol/alternative pathway)

Question 29

How do we call the mildest form of cellular disturbance in the water balance?

Answer 29

Cell swelling. (Then vacuolar degeneration, hydropic degeneration, vesicular degeneration).

Question 30

What kind of autointoxication causes gout?

Answer 30

Normal metabolites are not excreted.

Question 31

8. How do we call the process when there are a lot of bacteria in the circulation for a prolonged time?

Answer 31

Septicaemia. (Bacteremia = bacteria in low numbers only temporarily, Pyaemia = pus into circulation and content of abscess gets into circulation, Viraemia = free or cell associated)

Question 32

How do we call the accumulation of intermediate products?

Answer 32

Thesaurismosis