Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

401.What diseases are caused by clostridia?

1. 
   Gangrene, bradzot
   
2. 
   Tuberculosis, glanders
   
3. 
   Salmonellosis, tuberculosis
   
4. 
   Pasteurellosis, plague.
   

402. Specify diseases caused by bacteria?

1. 
   Anthrax, pasteurellosis
   
2. 
   Plague, rabies
   
3. 
   Smallpox, foot and mouth disease
   
4. 
   Actinamycosis, glanders.
   

403. In which organ is the change characteristic of theileriosis observed?

1. 
   star-shaped ulcers in the abomasum
   
2. 
   Scar enlargement
   
3. 
   Liver prone to gangrene
   
4. 
   Shrinking of the lungs.
   

404.Types of autopsies?

1. 
   Evisceration, evissection
   
2. 
   Mucilation, petrification
   
3. 
   Vsevolodov and Shara method
   
4. 
   Secretion, organization.
   

405. Cadaveric signs?

1. 
   Chilling, rigor, cadaveric spots, decomposition
   
2. 
   Atrophy, dystrophy, necrosis
   
3. 
   Hyperemia, hemorrhage, necrosis
   
4. 
   Embolexia, atrophy, necrosis.
   

406.What is evisection?

1. 
   Removing organs from a corpse
   
2. 
   Removing individual organs from a corpse
   
3. 
   Extraction of organ lobules
   
4. 
   Extracting only the digestive organs.
   

407.What is evisceration?

1. 
   Removing individual organs from a corpse
   
2. 
   Removing the respiratory organs
   
3. 
   Removing Digestive Organs
   
4. 
   Extraction of excretory organs.
   

408.What parts does the protocol consist of?

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