Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

4. Malignant edema -muscle necrosis in the area of ​​the wound or uterine mucosa. The spleen is not changed or slightly enlarged. The diagnosis is confirmed by bacteriological examination.
5. Pasteurellosis (edematous form) -serous inflammatory edema of the subcutaneous tissue of the head, neck, dewlap, hemorrhagic diathesis. The spleen is not changed. A bacteriological study is being carried out.
6. Poisoning -examine poisonous grasses in pastures. In case of aconite poisoning, hemorrhages under the serous membrane of the intestine are discovered at autopsy.
7. Piroplasmosis -differentiated by microscopy of blood smears and detection of parasites in erythrocytes.

8. 
   Taking and sending material for research.For bacteriological examination, parenchymal organs are sent to the laboratory (if there are necrotic foci in the liver, areas with such foci are sent), altered areas of the abomasum wall, edematous part, tubular bone, part of the duodenum­ki, bandaged on both sides, exudate of the chest and abdominal cavities, in­subcutaneous tissue filtrate. The material is taken later than 4 hours after the death of the animal.
   

9. Control questions
1. Give a brief description of clostridia.
2. Define the disease.
3. What is the pathogenesis of the disease?
4. What are the main pathological changes in emkar?
5. Pathoanatomical diagnosis in cattle emkar.
6. Pathological diagnosis for emkara of sheep and goats.
7. What diseases need to be differentiated from in cattle and sheep?
10. Glossary
Agony -[Greek agonia - struggle] – a dying state.
Anemic(ischemic, white, gray) infarction – pale yellow or light gray, caused by complete cessation of blood supply.
Interstitial tissue(syn.: interstitium, fibrous skeleton, interstitial) – loose fibrous connective tissue that forms the stroma of parenchymal organs.
Infiltration – [lat. infiltratus - strained] - penetration into tissues of cellular elements, various substances (glycogen, fat) and effusion of inflammatory origin, soaking tissues with anesthetic solutions for pain relief.
Carbuncle –[reduce. from lat. carbo - coal] - acute purulent inflammation of a group of hair follicles and sebaceous glands. The process involves loose connective tissue and subcutaneous tissue.
Creptation – [lat. crepitare - creak, crunch], crackling, noise, creaking, crunching - a symptom of the disease, established by palpation and listening (internal organs).