Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy
WRITTEN QUESTIONS FOR IR (500PCS)
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WRITTEN QUESTIONS FOR IR (500PCS)
Specify the forms of anthrax? The causative agent of sepsis? The causative agent of tuberculosis? What is the main form of development of tuberculosis? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in cattle? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in pigs? How many species of Leptospira are there? In what animals does bradzot occur? What diseases are included in the group of clostridioses? Specify chronic diseases? What organs undergo characteristic changes during colibacillosis? What organs undergo characteristic changes during pasteurellosis? Specify a disease primarily only in horses? What is the pathological characteristic of bradzot? Specify the types of local atrophy? Specify the causes of necrosis? What is the clinical and anatomical type of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What form of anthrax damages the brain? In which organs does hemorrhage occur during bradsitis? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? What organs and tissues are mainly damaged by actinomycosis? What characterizes the macro picture of contagious pleuropneumonia? What diseases is peripneumonia differentiated from? What diseases is the edematous form of bovine pasteurellosis differentiated from? Where does smallpox virus develop? Which animals are less susceptible to anthrax? What types of dystrophy are divided into depending on metabolism? What is the primary cause of death in gangrene? What form of anthrax damages the skin? Clinical and anatomical picture of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? How is foot and mouth disease characterized clinically and anatomically? What is the characteristic pathological change in anthrax? What pathological changes occur in salmonellosis in calves? The causative agent of swine fever? What research is carried out when Aujeszky is detected? What diseases are African plague differentiated from? In which organs is anthracosis found? The causative agent of Newcastle disease? How do birds become infected with Newcastle disease? In what organs do changes appear at the onset of Newcastle disease? What are the main characteristic signs of rabies? In what animals does InAn occur? What are the main changes that occur in the lungs with InAn? How many days is the incubation period for rabies? How long does rabies last? In which organs do constant and peculiar changes in incubatory equine encephalomyelitis occur? The causative agent of porcine vesicular disease? What is jade? In which animals does acute catarrhal fever occur? In which animals does pullorosis occur? What form of anthrax occurs in pigs? What diseases are salmonellosis differentiated from? What is meant by the primary complete complex for tuberculosis? What pigment accumulates in parenchymal organs in InAn? What pathological changes occur with paratuberculosis? Where are actinomycosis wounds mainly formed? What type of inflammation forms in the lungs during contagious pleuropneumonia? In which organs does necrosis occur during peripneumonia? What tissues does the tumor stroma develop from? What diseases are the thoracic form of pasteurellosis differentiated from? Pathanatomical changes in chronic erysipelas? What type of necrosis occurs during tuberculosis? Where is the pathogen located in sepsis? In which organs do pale gray nodules form during salmonellosis in calves? What form of anthrax damages the brain? What form of anthrax occurs in pigs? Where does the primary nodule form in Sapa? Where do wounds mainly occur with actinomycosis? In InAn, what pigment accumulates in parenchymal organs? Types of exudative inflammation? The causative agent of stachyobtryotoxicosis? Malignant tumor developing from epithelial tissue? What changes are observed in the liver with trichodesmotoxicosis? What is the condition of the kidney with trichodesmotoxicosis? What is the condition of the heart with trichodesmotoxicosis? In what organs do characteristic changes appear in fascillosis? What diseases cause changes in the tongue? What diseases are classified as mycotoxicoses? What diseases are classified as piroplasmosis? What disease causes star-shaped ulcers to appear in the abomasum? What diseases cause bloody diarrhea? How does actinamycosis enter the body? Cadaveric signs? What is proliferation? What diseases are actinomycosis differentiated from? What diseases are caused by clostridia? What diseases are caused by bacteria? In which organ does the change characteristic of theileriosis occur? Types of autopsies? Cadaveric signs? What is evisection? What is evisceration? What parts does the protocol consist of? What parts does the act consist of? What malignant tumors are formed from connective tissue? Types of court - veterinary examination? Where does the autopsy begin? What should be included in the introductory part of the protocol? What should be included in the protocol description? What should be included in the final part of the protocol? What is expertise? What is due diligence? What is forensic examination? What is the purpose of animal necropsy? Where does the study of internal organs begin? What form does sarcoma parenchyma cells take? What animal corpses are dissected using the evisceration method? What animal corpses are dissected by evisection? What animal corpses are dissected using the Vsevolodov method? What are scissors used for during autopsy? What are knives used for during autopsy? What are pruning shears used for when dissecting a corpse? What is a saw used for during autopsy? How many parts does the protocol consist of? Indicate the procedure for writing the protocol? Types of autopsies? What is alteration? What diseases are contagious pustular dermatitis differentiated from? Low-spring animals for MCG? Characteristic pathological changes of the GCG? Properties of the causative agent of ZCG? Differential diagnosis of PCH? Which animals are susceptible to foot and mouth disease? In what organs are aphthae formed? Properties of the causative agent of foot and mouth disease? Which animals do not develop aphthae? Differential diagnosis of foot and mouth disease What malignant tumors are formed from connective tissue? Types of foot and mouth disease? The causative agent of smallpox? Pathogenesis of smallpox in mammals? Which animals are susceptible to black pox? Are malignant forms of smallpox susceptible? In what organs of sheep do pustules form? Pathogenesis of smallpox in birds? What forms of smallpox occur in birds? The diphtheretic form affects which tissues? Differential diagnosis of mammalian pox? What is the macroscopic appearance of fibrinous pneumonia? The causative agent of rabies? What are the characteristic pathological changes in rabies? Pathological changes in the stomach of dog corpses? Pathological changes in the internal organs of cattle? Babesha-Negros are formed in what cells? Differential diagnosis of rabies? Characteristic pathological changes in infectious anemia in horses? Types of fibrinous inflammation found in mucous membranes? In what organs is adenoma found? Where does catarrhal inflammation occur? What are the types of serous inflammation by localization? What is karyopyknosis? What tumors are considered malignant? Types of fibrinous inflammation? What is cirrhosis? What is the usual composition of exudate in lobar pneumonia. In which layers of the kidney do hemorrhages occur? What changes are characteristic of lobar pneumonia? The causative agent of infectious anemia in horses? What organs are affected by infectious anemia in horses? Differential diagnosis of infectious anemia in horses? What is pleurisy? The causative agent of brucellosis? The causative agent of glanders in horses? What are the characteristic clinical signs of brucellosis? How is brucellosis diagnosed? Differential diagnosis of brucellosis? In which organs do miliary glandular nodules form? Lifetime diagnosis of glanders in horses? Differential diagnosis of glanders in horses? Which animals do not have abortions with brucellosis? The causative agent of pasteurellosis? What is diphtheritic colitis? Characteristic changes in pasteurellosis in cattle? Form of pasteurellosis? Differential diagnosis of pasteurellosis in cattle? Characteristic changes in pasteurellosis in birds? Differential diagnosis in pigs? Differential diagnosis of pasteurellosis in birds? What is sepsis? Gate of sepsis? The causative agent of sepsis? Cadaveric changes in sepsis? What is hemorrhagic inflammation? Characteristic organ damage in sepsis? What is urosepsis? Differential diagnosis of sepsis? What diseases are classified as clostridial infections? Characteristic pathological changes in emkar? What animals get sick with emkar? What toxins do Clostridia produce? Differential diagnosis of malignant edema? What inflammation is characterized by bradzot disease? Differential diagnosis of sheep brads? In what diseases does the process of proliferation occur in the intestine? Causes of death from emkar? The causative agent of tuberculosis? Characteristic pathological changes? Proliferating cells? Which animals are less susceptible to tuberculosis? Complete primary tuberculosis complex? Incomplete primary complex? What is Atelectasis? Types of atelectasis? Types of emphysema? What is necrosis? What is the main composition of hemorrhagic exudate? Lobular pneumonia? Lobar pneumonia? Types of pneumonia? What is chemostasis? Types of cirrhosis? What is ascites? What is intussusception? Autopsy documentation? Components of the protocol? What is the main composition of fibrinous exudate? What is the main composition of catarrhal exudate? What is the main composition of purulent exudate? What is the main composition of serous exudate? What changes cause exudate to form? What types of tumor growth are there? What is true colic? How many types of colic are there in the clinical syndrome? What is karyorrhexis? What is endocarditis? What is myocarditis? What is pneumonia? What is pleurisy? What is gastritis? What is emphysema? Types of pneumonia? What is chemostasis? What is intestinal flatulence? What is chemostasis? Due to what elements do organs decrease in size during atrophy? The causative agent of stachyobtryotoxicosis? How many groups is biliary cirrosis of the liver divided into? What is caprostasis? What is intussusception? What is emigration? Types of pneumonia? Specify diseases of the digestive system? Specify respiratory diseases? Specify kidney diseases? Specify diseases of the circulatory system? What explains the brown color of organs during atrophy? What disease causes roseola, papule, vesicle and pustule? What disease causes Babes-Negri bodies to form in the brain? Specify diseases of horses? Specify diseases of birds? What animals does African swine fever occur in? In which animals does Aujeszky's disease occur? What diseases cause lobar pneumonia? What are the characteristic changes in mammalian pox? In what disease does the myocardium of the heart become tiger-colored? What diseases are caused by viruses? Specify the forms of anthrax? The causative agent of sepsis? The causative agent of tuberculosis? What is the main form of development of tuberculosis? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in cattle? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in pigs? How many species of Leptospira are there? What is the incubation period for leptospirosis? In what animals does bradzot occur? What diseases are included in the group of clostridioses? Specify chronic diseases? What organs undergo characteristic changes during colibacillosis? What organs undergo characteristic changes during pasteurellosis? Specify a disease primarily only in horses? What is the pathological characteristic of bradzot? Specify the types of local atrophy? Specify the causes of necrosis? What is the clinical and anatomical type of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What form of anthrax damages the brain? In which organs does hemorrhage occur during bradsitis? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? What organs and tissues are mainly damaged by actinomycosis? What characterizes the macro picture of contagious pleuropneumonia? What diseases is peripneumonia differentiated from? What diseases is the edematous form of bovine pasteurellosis differentiated from? Where does smallpox virus develop? Which animals are less susceptible to anthrax? What types of dystrophy are divided into depending on metabolism? What is the primary cause of death in gangrene? What form of anthrax damages the skin? Clinical and anatomical picture of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? How is foot and mouth disease characterized clinically and anatomically? What is the characteristic pathological change in anthrax? What pathological changes occur in salmonellosis in calves? The causative agent of swine fever? What research is carried out when Aujeszky is detected? What diseases are African plague differentiated from? In which organs is anthracosis found? The causative agent of Newcastle disease? How do birds become infected with Newcastle disease? In what organs do changes appear at the onset of Newcastle disease? What is death? What is atrophy? What diseases are foot and mouth disease differentiated from? What diseases are contagious pleuropneumonia differentiated from? What diseases are gangrene differentiated from? What diseases are contagious pleuropneumonia differentiated from? What diseases are gangrene differentiated from? To what necrosis do the thigh muscles undergo during gangrene? Where does smallpox virus develop? What organs change in the septic form of anthrax? Which parenchymal organ of calves resembles the shade of tiger skin in foot and mouth disease? What changes are observed in the uterus of animals with brucellosis? What types of dystrophy are found by type of metabolism? What changes are observed in the blood during sepsis? What form of anthrax occurs in pigs? What is acinar pneumonia in tuberculosis? What is pasteurellosis (cholera) in birds? Cadaveric changes in pigs with brucellosis? What are the characteristics of pathological changes in the thoracic form of bovine pasteurellosis? What organ enlarges 2-3 times during sepsis? What form of anthrax causes slow rigor and rapid rotting? What is acinar pneumonia in tuberculosis? What organ is mainly damaged during gangrene? What is fatty degeneration? What is the main pathological indicator for tuberculosis? What is the characteristic change in pigs with salmonellosis? Specify the forms of anthrax? The causative agent of sepsis? The causative agent of tuberculosis? What is the main form of development of tuberculosis? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in cattle? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in pigs? How many species of Leptospira are there? What is the incubation period for leptospirosis? What is horny dystrophy? In what animals does bradzot occur? What diseases are included in the group of clostridioses? Specify chronic diseases? What organs undergo characteristic changes during colibacillosis? What organs undergo characteristic changes during pasteurellosis? Specify a disease primarily only in horses? What is the pathological characteristic of bradzot? What is the clinical and anatomical type of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What form of anthrax damages the brain? In which organs does hemorrhage occur during bradsitis? What is granular dystrophy? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? What organs and tissues are mainly damaged by actinomycosis? What characterizes the macro picture of contagious pleuropneumonia? What diseases is peripneumonia differentiated from? From what diseases is malignant edema of cattle differentiated? Where does smallpox virus develop? Which animals are not susceptible to anthrax? What is the primary cause of death in gangrene? What form of anthrax damages the skin? Clinical and anatomical picture of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? How long does rabies last? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? How is foot and mouth disease characterized clinically and anatomically? What is the characteristic pathological change in anthrax? What pathological changes occur during salmonellosis in calves? The causative agent of swine fever? What research is carried out when Aujeszky is detected? What diseases are African plague differentiated from? The causative agent of Newcastle disease? How do birds become infected with Newcastle disease? In what organs do changes appear at the onset of Newcastle disease? What pigments are hemoglobinogens? What are the main characteristic signs of rabies? In what animals does InAn occur? What are the main changes that occur in the lungs with InAn? How many days is the incubation period for rabies? How long does rabies last? In which organs do constant and peculiar changes in incubatory equine encephalomyelitis occur? The causative agent of porcine vesicular disease? In which animals does acute catarrhal fever occur? In which animals does pullorosis occur? What form of anthrax occurs in pigs? What is salt precipitation called in dry necrosis? What diseases are salmonellosis differentiated from? What is meant by the primary complete complex for tuberculosis? What pigment accumulates in parenchymal organs during InAn? What pathological changes occur with paratuberculosis? Where are actinomycosis wounds mainly formed? What type of inflammation forms in the lungs during contagious pleuropneumonia? In which organs does necrosis occur during peripneumonia? What diseases are the thoracic form of pasteurellosis differentiated from? Pathanatomical changes in chronic erysipelas? What type of necrosis occurs during tuberculosis? Mainly in what cells does granular dystrophy occur? Where is the pathogen located in sepsis? In which organs do pale gray nodules form during salmonellosis in calves? What form of anthrax damages the brain? What form of anthrax occurs in pigs? Where does the primary nodule form in Sapa? Where do wounds mainly occur with actinomycosis? In InAn, what pigment accumulates in parenchymal organs? The causative agent of stachyobtryotoxicosis? What changes are observed in the liver with trichodesmotoxicosis? What is the condition of the kidney with trichodesmotoxicosis? Forms of splenic amyloidosis? What is the condition of the heart with trichodesmotoxicosis? In what organs do characteristic changes appear during fascioliasis? What diseases cause changes in the tongue? What diseases are classified as mycotoxicoses? What diseases are classified as piroplasmosis? What disease causes star-shaped ulcers to appear in the abomasum? What is death? What is the reason for the cooling of a corpse? Cadaveric signs. What is karyopyknosis? What is the reason for the cooling of a corpse? Specify mesenchymal dysproteinoses? What is necrosis? What is karyorrhexis? Due to what elements do organs decrease in size during atrophy? What explains the brown color of organs during atrophy? What is atrophy? What types of dystrophy are found by type of metabolism? What is fatty degeneration? What is the main form of development of tuberculosis? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in cattle? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in pigs? How many species of Leptospira are there? What is the incubation period for leptospirosis? What is horny dystrophy? In what animals does bradzot occur? What diseases are included in the group of clostridioses? Specify chronic diseases? What organs undergo characteristic changes during colibacillosis? What organs undergo characteristic changes during pasteurellosis? Specify a disease primarily only in horses? What is the pathological characteristic of bradzot? What is the clinical and anatomical type of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What form of anthrax damages the brain? In which organs does hemorrhage occur during bradsitis? What is granular dystrophy? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? What organs and tissues are mainly damaged by actinomycosis? What characterizes the macro picture of contagious pleuropneumonia? What diseases is peripneumonia differentiated from? From what diseases is malignant edema of cattle differentiated? Where does smallpox virus develop? Which animals are not susceptible to anthrax? What is the primary cause of death in gangrene? What form of anthrax damages the skin? Clinical and anatomical picture of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What is hydropic dystrophy? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? How is foot and mouth disease characterized clinically and anatomically? What is the condition of the kidney with trichodesmotoxicosis? Forms of splenic amyloidosis? What is the condition of the heart with trichodesmotoxicosis? In what organs do characteristic changes appear during fascioliasis? What diseases cause changes in the tongue? What diseases are classified as mycotoxicoses? What diseases are classified as piroplasmosis? What disease causes star-shaped ulcers to appear in the abomasum? What is death? What is the reason for the cooling of a corpse? Cadaveric signs. What is karyopyknosis? What is the reason for the cooling of a corpse? Specify mesenchymal dysproteinoses? What is necrosis? What is karyorrhexis? Due to what elements do organs decrease in size during atrophy? What explains the brown color of organs during atrophy? What is atrophy? What types of dystrophy are found by type of metabolism? What is fatty degeneration? What is the main form of development of tuberculosis? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in cattle? What are the clinical signs of brucellosis in pigs? How many species of Leptospira are there? What is the incubation period for leptospirosis? What is horny dystrophy? In what animals does bradzot occur? What diseases are included in the group of clostridioses? Specify chronic diseases? What organs undergo characteristic changes during colibacillosis? What organs undergo characteristic changes during pasteurellosis? Specify a disease primarily only in horses? What is the pathological characteristic of bradzot? What is the clinical and anatomical type of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What form of anthrax damages the brain? In which organs does hemorrhage occur during bradsitis? What is granular dystrophy? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? What organs and tissues are mainly damaged by actinomycosis? What characterizes the macro picture of contagious pleuropneumonia? What diseases is peripneumonia differentiated from? From what diseases is malignant edema of cattle differentiated? Where does smallpox virus develop? Which animals are not susceptible to anthrax? What is the primary cause of death in gangrene? What form of anthrax damages the skin? Clinical and anatomical picture of contagious equine pleuropneumonia? What is hydropic dystrophy? Are Babes Negri bodies found in all animals that die from rabies? How is foot and mouth disease characterized clinically and anatomically? Download 0.67 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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