Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

409.What parts does the act consist of?

1. 
   Introduction, conclusion
   
2. 
   Description, conclusion
   
3. 
   Introduction, description
   
4. 
   Necrosis, atrophy.
   

410. Types of court - veterinary examination?

1. 
   Comprehensive, forensic expertise
   
2. 
   Evisceration, evissection
   
3. 
   Atrophy, dystrophy
   
4. 
   Hyperemia, thrombosis.
   

411.Where does the autopsy of a corpse begin?

1. 
   From studying the anamnesis
   
2. 
   From the opening of the chest cavity
   
3. 
   From the opening of the abdominal cavity
   
4. 
   From skin peeling.
   

412.What should be included in the introductory part of the protocol?

1. 
   History and information about the corpse
   
2. 
   Morphological changes
   
3. 
   Pathological changes
   
4. 
   Histological changes.
   

413.What should be included in the protocol description?

1. 
   Changes in internal organs
   
2. 
   Changes in the digestive organs
   
3. 
   Changes in the respiratory system
   
4. 
   Changes in the excretory organs.
   

414.What should be included in the final part of the protocol?

1. 
   Pathological and final diagnosis
   
2. 
   Changes in the digestive organs
   
3. 
   Changes in the respiratory system
   
4. 
   Changes in the urinary organs.
   

415.What is expertise?

1. 
   Conducting research with physical evidence
   
2. 
   Checking internal organs
   
3. 
   Checking for atrophy and dystrophy
   
4. 
   Checking for necrosis and dystrophy.