vt8 pathology Flashcards

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serous

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protein rich, few cells present, light yellow (straw color) transparent

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2
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hemorrhagic

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red, red blood cells

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3
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serossanguinas

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serous fluid and small amount of blood

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4
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purulent aka supprative

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neutrophils and bacteria

PUS

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5
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mucopurulent

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mucus from respiratory and urogenital tracts

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6
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fine needle aspirate

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used to gather cells from skin masses and lymph nodes

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7
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collection of diseased tissue

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needle core biopsy incicional biopsy excisional biopsy
10 % formalin formalin; tissue 10:1
tissue thickness < 1 cm
if mass > 1cm in thickness, slice

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8
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CSF collection (cerebral spinal fluid

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RTT for collection and spinal needle
general anesthesia, lateral recumbency, skull and spine alligned along edge of table
head flexed at 90 degree angle to spine

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9
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arthrocentesis

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sites of collection: carous/tarsus, stifle, elbow

sedation required, synovial fluid

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10
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abdomniocentesis

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direct large bore needle (20) g directed into the abdominal cavity and the fluid aspirated

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11
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thoracoventesis

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air in throx+pneumothorax
blood in thorax: hemothorax
fluid in thorax; pyothorax

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12
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degenerative

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disease that occurs due to cell death typically due to animal aging
osteoarthritis canine cognitive dysfunction

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13
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endocrine

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imbalance in bodys hormones hypo: under hyper: elevated

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14
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metabolic

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results from organ failure

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15
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neoplasia

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anormal new growth of tissues; multiplication of new cells is uncontrolled rapid and progressive

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16
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malignant

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cancerous

17
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benign

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not cancerous

18
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acute

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shor duration severe course

19
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chronic

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long duration extended onset

20
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subclinical

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no observable signs of disease

21
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latent

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carrier of disease not showing clinical signs can be a source of infection for others

22
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tissue repair/healing

A

inflammation regeneration organization

23
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tissue repair/healing phases

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removal debridement
repair scar formation
regeneration depends on tissue type

24
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acute inflamation

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erythema heat pain edema loss of function

causes: infection , immune response, hypersensitivities, physical trauma , necrosis

25
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acute inflammtaion phases

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vascular phase: change in blood vessel dimater
exudative phase: fluid leakage from blood vessel
cellular phase: leukocytes emigrate to site of injury

26
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Vascular phase

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white line :transient lasts a few seconds

hyperemia: extended lasts several minutes to many days

27
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exudative phase

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protein rich fluid escapes from the blood vessles into the surrounding tissue

28
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acute inflammation systemic effects

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pyrexia, changes in blood cells, pain, depression anorexia nausea, muscle pain, weight loss

29
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scar tissue

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granulation tissue