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Lecture 1
What does ante mortem mean,
What does post mortem mean,
Define necropsy
29
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Lecture 2
What does the onset and rate of p...,
Are pm changes pathological,
What must you refrigerate bodies ...
62
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Lecture 3
What are some portals of injuriou...,
What are some portals of defence 4,
What to look for during an oral exam
61
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Lecture 4
Define malocclusions,
What is the problem with hypsodon...,
Define prognathia
89
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Lecture 5
What is achalasia,
What does achalasia cause,
When is achalasia usually seen
60
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Lecture 6
What are the two types of gastric...,
What is thought be associated wit...,
What is gastric dilation
37
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Lecture 7
What does disease affecting crypt...,
Does the git have a large surface...,
What happens when the git is damaged
36
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Lecture 8
What is a volvulus,
What is torsion,
What doe volvulus and torsion cause
47
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Lecture 9
What does rotavirus enteritis infect,
What does rotavirus enteritis affect,
How is coronavirus enteritis diff...
84
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Lecture 10
What are the signs of colic,
What is rhodoccus equi,
Where do you see pulmonary pyogra...
48
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Lecture 11
What does transmissible gastroent...,
What does transmissible gastroent...,
Signs of transmissible gastroente...
48
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Lecture 12
What does feline panleukopaenia f...,
What are the clinical signs of fe...,
What is the pathology of feline p...
35
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Lecture 13
What are the 4 main anatomical un...,
What is the functional organisati...,
What are periportal hepatocytes a...
46
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Lecture 14
What are the specific signs of he...,
What are the non specific signs o...,
What can liver failure affect
35
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Lecture 15
What are some developmental abnor...,
What is tension lipidosis,
What is capsular fibrosis
31
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Lecture 16
What is hepatic lipidosis,
What are the gross features of he...,
What are the histological feature...
36
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Lecture 17
What are the 2 parts of the pancreas,
Incidental findings or pancreas
38
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Lecture 18
What is important about the liver,
What are the two toxic effects,
What does the severty of hepatoto...
47
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Lecture 19 and 20
How is inflammation in the liver ...,
What is non specific teactive hep...,
59
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Lecture 21
What is regenerative hepatocellul...,
24
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Lecture 22 and 23
What do the black dots represnet
67
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Lecture 24
What are congenital melanosis,
What is pulmonary calcification
50
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Lecture 25
What,
What does injury to the ciliated ...,
What is the exudate like with inj...
28
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Lecture 26 and 27
What are the steps for classifyin...,
What are the 4 distinct morpholog...,
What are the 4 types of pneumonia
6
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Lecture 28
What is eqine parainfluenzia,
What is equien viral rhinopneumon...,
What is equine henipavirus
35
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Lecture 29
What factors contribute to pneumo...,
Explain swine influenza,
39
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