Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

127. Specify the clinical signs of brucellosis in pigs?
A Formation of abscesses in the subcutaneous tissue of organs and lymph nodes
B. Hemorrhage in the subcutaneous tissue of organs and lymph nodes
B. Formation of serous fluid in the subcutaneous tissue of organs and lymph nodes
D. There are no changes in the subcutaneous tissue of organs and lymph nodes.


128.How many types of Leptospires?
A 11
B.13
AT 9
G.12.


129.What is the incubation period for leptospirosis?
A 2 – 20
B.4 -18
V.3 – 15
G.3 – 16.


130.What animals does bradzot occur in?
A Sheep
Used cattle
V. In pigs
G. In dogs.


131.What diseases are included in the group of clostridioses?
And Gangrene, bradzot
B. Pasteurellosis, plague
V. Plague, glanders
G. Brucellosis, tuberculosis.


132. Specify chronic diseases?
A Tuberculosis, glanders
B. Plague, sepsis
B. Rabies
G. Gangrene.


133.What organs undergo characteristic changes during colibacillosis?
A Guts
B.Heart
V.Liver
G. Kidneys.


134.What organs undergo characteristic changes during pasteurellosis?
A Lungs
B.Heart
V.Liver
G. Stomach.


135.Indicate the disease mainly only in horses?
A Sap, InAn
B. Plague, rabies
V. Theileriosis, Babesiosis
G. Tuberculosis, sepsis.


136.What is the pathoanatomical characteristic of bradzot?
A Catarrhal-hemorrhagic inflammation of the abomasum and duodenum
B. Catarrhal inflammation of the membrane of the tongue and mouth
B. Dystrophy of the liver and heart
D. Lobar pneumonia.


137.What is the clinical and anatomical type of contagious equine pleuropneumonia?
A Croupous pneumonia, pleurisy
B. Diphtheritic inflammation of the intestines
B. Toxic liver dystrophy
D. Hyperplasia of the spleen.