Veterinary Pathology

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In toxic change, Döhle bodies can be seen on what type of cell?

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Neutrophilia with mainly mature neutrophils and some immature forms can be described as...

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Describe what you see in this picture.

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What is the cell type responsible for skin wound contraction?

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What is the name for a fracture where the cortex is broken on one side of the bone, but only bent on the opposite side?

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Which of these tumours is of epithelial origin?

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Retrovirus induced neoplasia is seen in many domestic species. Which of the following viruses is implicated in pulmonary adenocarcinoma?

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At post-mortem examination, which tissue must be fixed whole (i.e. not sectioned)?

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Inflammation of the oral cavity is called...

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On post-mortem examination of a diarrhoeic dog you decide to submit tissue for bacteriology and histopathology. Which two samples must you collect?

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Dictyocaulus viviparus most commonly causes areas of consolidation in which area of the lungs?

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Which of the following species commonly gets pituitary adenomas of the pars distalis?

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In a dog with Cushing's disease, what organ can develop secondary vacuolar changes resulting in organ dysfunction?

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Immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia will result in which change in the urine?

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Define a degenerative left shift

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Hypothyroidism cause fatty plaques in the blood vessel walls

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Clinical signs of hypothyroidism, tick all that applies

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A recently diseased body is cold and stiff, what is the approximate timing of death?

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The irreversible condensation of chromatin in the nucleus of a cell undergoing necrosis or apoptosis is termed...

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What is the earliest safe time to remove the sutures in a simple incised wound?

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The collagen in scar tissue is formed from which ONE of the following?

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Which system/cascade has mediators that play a role in inflammation, phagocytosis AND cell lysis?

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Fungal pneumonia is typically associated with which pattern of inflammation?

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Which of the following is an important pathogenic mechanism of Salmonella?

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Which one of the following is a SECONDARY skin lesion?

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Which of the following are PRIMARY skin lesions? Tick all that applies

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An ULCER is a shallow epidermal defect that does not penetrate the basement membrane and thus heals by regeneration i.e. without scarring

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Conditions associated with Vitamin E/Selenium deficiency. Tick all that applies

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What is the corrects definition of OSTEOPOROSIS?

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... is a common type of inherited arrhythmia in Boxers

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Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Note the bean shaped cells

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Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Sheets of rounds cells with very large nucleoli

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Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Note presence of eosinophils

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Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Cells packeted by collagenous stroma, many binucleate cells present

BVMS Veterinary Pathology Quiz on Veterinary Pathology, created by Marielle83 on 22/04/2015.

Veterinary Pathology

In toxic change, Döhle bodies can be seen on what type of cell?

Neutrophilia with mainly mature neutrophils and some immature forms can be described as...

Describe what you see in this picture.

What is the cell type responsible for skin wound contraction?

What is the name for a fracture where the cortex is broken on one side of the bone, but only bent on the opposite side?

Which of these tumours is of epithelial origin?

Retrovirus induced neoplasia is seen in many domestic species. Which of the following viruses is implicated in pulmonary adenocarcinoma?

At post-mortem examination, which tissue must be fixed whole (i.e. not sectioned)?

Inflammation of the oral cavity is called...

On post-mortem examination of a diarrhoeic dog you decide to submit tissue for bacteriology and histopathology. Which two samples must you collect?

Dictyocaulus viviparus most commonly causes areas of consolidation in which area of the lungs?

Which of the following species commonly gets pituitary adenomas of the pars distalis?

In a dog with Cushing's disease, what organ can develop secondary vacuolar changes resulting in organ dysfunction?

Immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia will result in which change in the urine?

Define a degenerative left shift

Hypothyroidism cause fatty plaques in the blood vessel walls

Clinical signs of hypothyroidism, tick all that applies

A recently diseased body is cold and stiff, what is the approximate timing of death?

The irreversible condensation of chromatin in the nucleus of a cell undergoing necrosis or apoptosis is termed...

What is the earliest safe time to remove the sutures in a simple incised wound?

Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Note the bean shaped cells

Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Sheets of rounds cells with very large nucleoli

Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Note presence of eosinophils

Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Cells packeted by collagenous stroma, many binucleate cells present