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Unit 3- Hematopoietic System Flashcards

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Lymphatic Circulation

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Subcapsular sinuses, trabecular sinuses, medullary sinuses, efferent lymphatics, thoracic duct

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Small Lymph Node Reaction Patterns

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Lymphoid atrophy, lymph node degeneration, lymph node hypoplasia

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Enlarged Lymph Node Reaction Patterns

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Lymphoid hyperplasia and drainage, lymphadenitis, metastatic neoplasia, primary neoplasia

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Lymphoid Hyperplasia

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Response to antigen presentation or interleukins, local or generalized, draining site of local infection

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Lymph Node Histology Structure

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Capsule, germinal center, outer cortex, and inner cortex

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Suppurative Lymphadenitis

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Bacterial infection, Strep, Cornyebacterium, and Trueperella pyogenes

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Granulomatous Lymphadenitis

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Bacterial, viral, or fungal

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Equine Lymphadenitis

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Strangles caused by Strep equi in the retropharyngeal lymph node

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Onion Skin Lymph Node in Sheep

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Caseous lymphadenitis caused by Cornyebacterium pseudotuberculosis

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Bovine Granulomatous Lymph Node

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Mycobacterium bovis in mesenteric lymph node

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Rhodococcus equi

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Respiratory disease and enteric disease in foals causing lymphadenitis

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Primary Neoplasias of LN

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Lymphoma, plasma cell tumor, and histiocytic neoplasm

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Metastatic Neoplasias of LN

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Carcinoma, melanoma, mast cell tumor

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Oral Melanoma

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Aggressive and metastasize to lymph nodes and lungs

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Hemosiderosis

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Brownish discoloration observed in lymph nodes draining areas of hemorrhage

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Anthracosis

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Carbon particles retained by macrophages so medulla appears black

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White Pulp of Spleen

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Lymphoid follicles

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Red Pulp of Spleen

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Hematopoietic center

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Bloody Spleen

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Diffuse splenomegaly with bloody consistency, congestion, septicemia, or acute hemolytic anemia

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Anthrax

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Rapid post mortem autolysis and blood oozing from body orifices, do not perform post mortem

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Meaty Spleen

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Diffuse splenomegaly with firm consistency, neoplasia, septicemia, chronic hemolytic anemia, granulomatous disease, diffuse follicular hyperplasia

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Tularemia

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Francisella tularensis, rabbit fever causes systemic disease in cats, multifocal miliary white foci in spleen, lymph node, and liver

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Nodular Bloody Spleen

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Hematoma, hemangiosarcoma, incomplete contraction, acute infarct, nodular hyperplasia

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Splenic Hemangiosarcoma

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Most common malignant tumor in canine, leads to hemabdomen, poor prognosis, endothelial cells fill with blood

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Classical Swine Fever

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Hog cholera, pestivirus targets macrophage, endothelial, and epithelial cells causing hemorrhage in kidneys, splenic infarct, necrotizing tonsilitis, and ulcers

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Turkey Egg Kidney

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Ecchymosis of kidneys due to hog cholera

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Nodular Meaty Spleen

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Focal nodular hyperplasia, granuloma, abscess, neoplasia

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Histiocytic Sarcoma

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Interstitial dendritic cells in bernese mountain dogs, rottweilers, and retreivers, has local or disseminated form in hematopoietic areas

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Siderotic Plaques

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Incidental lesions of the spleen

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Splenic Amyloidosis

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Orange and waxy spleen

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Thymus Structure

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Epithelial and lymphoid tissue, lobulated and split into cortical and medullary areas

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Severe Combined Immunodeficiency

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Arabian foals lack B and T lymphocytes, develop disease after a few days, atrophy of the thymus

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Thymic Lymphoma

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Neoplasm of T-lymphocytes in younger animals, malignant

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Thymoma

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Neoplasm of epithelial cells, less common, slow growing and encapsulated

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Tonsil Reaction Patterns

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Lymphoid depletion, inflammation, inflammatory polyps, neoplasia

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Tonsil Lymphoid Depletion

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Viral infections like classical swine fever

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Tonsil Inflammation

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Only primary or hematogenous, tonsils lack afferent lymphatics

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Tonsil Inflammatory Polyps

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Common in older dogs

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Tonsil Neoplasia

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Primary only, tonsils lack afferent lymphatics

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