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Non-degenerate neutrophil (blood)

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Degenerate neutrophil - nuclei more swollen and pale compared to non-degenerate cell, cell mem not as visible.

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Canine eosinophil

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Feline eosinophil

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Equine eosinophil

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Bovine eosinophil

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Mesenchymal cells

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Epithelial cells

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Round cells

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Cut along linea alba in PM examination

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Cut along last rib on each side to open abdominal cavity in PM examination

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Thoracic cavity - costochondral junctions cut on one side of thorax with rib cage reflected to expose thoracic contents

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Pluck

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Name the organs

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Random lesions

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Symmetrical lesion

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Focal lesion, spleen

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Multifocal lesion, spleen

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Multifocal to coalescing lesion - adenocarcinoma, lung, dog

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Miliary lesions, lungs, foal

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Segmental lesion, infarction of kidney, human

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Diffuse lesions, cirrhosis of liver, dog

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Monocyte

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Macrophage

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Lungs, ox; fibrinous pleuritis

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Acute inflammation:

Purple - nuclei = neutrophils in pus

Pink - eosinophils = proteins

Lungs inflamed tissue, gap = edge of lung where fibrin is attached

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Spleen emphysema

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Clostridia - rods

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Staphylococcus - cocci

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Treponema - spiral

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Campylobacter - comma

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Gram-positive - Bacillus anthracis

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Gram-negative - E. coli

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Abnormal - acute cell swelling of liver

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Autophagy

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Heterophagy

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Normal glandular epithelium

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Mammary atrophy in spayed dog

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Ductal epithelial hypertrophy

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Mammary ductal hyperplasia

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Lipidosis/steatosis

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Glycogenosis

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Pathological calcification

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Carbon + other dust exogenous pigmented substances - pneumoconiosis (lung disease due to dust)

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Melanosis

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Haemosiderin

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Apoptosis - blebbing, packaged up and eaten by neutrophils and macrophages

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Abscess formation

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Neutrophils

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Eosinophils - deeply eosinophilic granules (chronic inflammation)

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Alveolar macrophages

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Lymphocytic cholangiohepatitis (cat)

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Mast cells (Giemsa stain)

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Proud flesh (hypertrophic scar) due to excessive granulation

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Cirrhosis - extreme, fibroblasts contracting down

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Haemopericardium

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Thrombosis - lines of Zahn = alternating layers of platelets and fibrin admixed with erythrocytes

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Venous thrombosis - typically occlusive

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Type I hypersensitivity - late phase

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Granuloma

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Sjögren-like syndrome

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Dermatomyositis

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Normal glomerulus

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Severe amyloidosis

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Severe amyloidosis (Congo red)

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Severe amyloidosis (Congo red, polarised light)

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Chronic gastritis - lymphocytes in stomach lining

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Medullary amyloidosis

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Secondary amyloidosis - liver, enlarged, orange tinge and waxy

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Secondary amyloidosis

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Secondary amyloidosis - kidney, orange tinge

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Equine recurrent uveitis (ERU) - autoimmune disease - T cell-mediated

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Insect bite hypersensitivity (IBH) - sweet itch, allergic dermatitis caused by Culicoides

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Insect bite hypersensitivity (IBH) - sweet itch, allergic dermatitis caused by Culicoides

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