Topic 44 Flashcards

1
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what can lead to accumulation of pigments in lymph nodes

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drainage of lymph
resoptive function

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accumulation of pigments in lymph nodes leads to

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sinus histiocytosis
anthracosis
fatty infiltration
ceroid, melanin accumulation
rbc infiltration
hemosiderosis

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causes of small lymph nodes

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congenital disorders
lack of antigenic stimulation
viral infection
cachexia, malnutrition
ageing
radiation

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4
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types of congential disorders causing small lymph nodes

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primary immunodeficiency diseases
scid

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5
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cause of lack of antigenis stimulation causing small lymph nodes

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fewer primary follicles

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6
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types of viral infections causing small lymph nodes

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direct lymphocyte degeneration

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7
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2 types of enlarged lymph nodes

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emphysema
hyperplasia

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types of emphysema ln

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peribronchial ln in bo
mesenterial ln in su

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9
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2 types of hyperplasia in ln

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lymphoid hyperplasia
reticulohistiocytic hyperplasia

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10
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lymphoid hyperplasia

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follicular lymphoid hyperplasia (b cell)
parafollicular hyperplasia (t cell)

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reticulohistiocytic hyperplasia

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sinus histiocytosis (monocyte/macrophage)

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12
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inflammation of ln

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acute lymphadenitis
chronic lymphadenitis
suppurative lymphadenitis
hemorrhagic lymphadenitis
necrotic lymphadenitis
caseous lymphadenitis
lymphadenitis with necrotic inflammatory foci
special lymphadenitis
tuberculosis in ln

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acute lymphadenitis
lymphadenitis acuta simplex

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draining an inflamed region
acute lymphadenomegaly, erythema, necrosis
oedema, sinus histiocytosis
hypermia
heals perfectly

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14
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lymphadenitis chronica

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can be hyperplastica or indurativa
periadenitis, fibrosis, stagnation of lymph as a conquence
long lasting

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suppurative lymphadenitis

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purulent
phlegmone, microabscesses, acute and chronic inflammations

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16
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dieases of suppurative lymphadenitis

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strangles
morel’s
strep. suis

17
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hemorrhagic lymphadenitis

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anthrax poisoning !

18
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necrotic lymphadenitis

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fusobacterium necrophorum
other types sof lymphadenitis can become necrotic e.g hemorrhagic

19
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caseous lymphadenitis

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lymphadenitis with necrobiotic necrosis
proliferative lymphadenitis in rhodoccus eq
cornyebacterium pseudotuberculosis in sheep

20
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pigment accumulation of ln

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sinus erythrocytosis
lipofuscinceroid
anthracosis
melanin

21
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sinus erythrocytosis

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22
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lipofuscin

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metabolic product of cellmembrane

23
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anthracosis

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more frequent in fogs
in industrial areas
charcoal in phagocytic macrophages - medulla

24
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melanin

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physiological in animals with dark skin

25
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ceroid

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acid fast and autofluorescent variant of lipofuscin