Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

58.What is hemorrhagic inflammation?
A Formation of exudate, rich in red blood cells
B. Formation of catarrhal exudate
B. Formation of purulent exudate
D. Formation of fibrinous exudate.


59.What diseases cause proliferation in the intestine?
And paratuberculosis
B. theileriosis
B. Brucellosis
G.sap.


60.What is the main composition of hemorrhagic exudate?
A Red blood cells
B. Leukocytes
V. Slime
G. Pus.


61.What is the main composition of fibrinous exudate?
And fibrin
B. leukocytes
B. red blood cells
G. mucus.


62.What is the main composition of catarrhal exudate?
A mucous fluid
B. leukocytes
B. red blood cells
G. Pus.


63.What is included in the main composition of purulent exudate?
And leukocytes
B. red blood cells
B. mucus
D. Serous fluid.


64.What is the main composition of serous exudate?
And albumins and globulins
B. leukocytes
B. red blood cells
G. Fibrin.


65.What changes cause exudate to form?
A For inflammation
B. For dystrophy
B. With necrosis
G. With atrophy.


66.What types of tumor growth are there?
A Extensive, infiltrative
B. Mechanical, physical
B. Biological, chemical
D. Alternative, exudative.


67.What is true colic?
A Pathological processes in the gastrointestinal tract
B. Changes in the liver and urinary organs
B. Pathological processes in the lungs
D. Changes in infectious and invasive diseases.


69. How many types of colic are there in the clinical syndrome?
A True, false
B.Dynamic, mechanical
B. False, symptomatic
D. Dynamic, true.