Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

28. Types of intracellular dysproteinoses?
A Hydropic, hyaline drops
B.Hyalinosis, amyloidosis
B.Mucoid, fibrinoid
G. Chromotoproteins, nucleoproteins.


29. Types of mixed dysproteinoses?
A Chromotoproteins, nucleoproteins
B. Amyloid, hyaline
B. Hydropic, granular-protein dystrophy
G. Hyalinosis, amyloidosis.


30. Theory explaining the pathogenesis of dystrophy?
A Decomnization, infiltration, transformation
B. Degenerative, infiltrative
B. Viral, polyetiological
G. Amyloid, hyaline.


31. Types of extracellular dysproteinoses?
A Hyalinosis, amyloidosis
B. Mucoid, phyrinoid
V.Hyaline drops
G. Hydropic dystrophy.


32What are the types of local atrophy?
A Angiogenic, neurogenic
B. General, local
B. Infiltrative, degenerative
G.Mucoid, phyrinoid.


33. Specify the causes of necrosis?
A Mechanical, biological
B. Digestive, neurogenic
B. Pathological, physiological
D. Neurogenic, angiogenic.


34.What types of dystrophy are divided into depending on metabolism?
A Protein, carbohydrate, mineral
B. Intracellular, extracellular, mixed
B. Direct, indirect
G. Physiological, pathological.
35.In which organs is anthracosis found?
A In the lungs
B. In the liver
V. In the heart
G.B spleen.


36.What is jade?
A Inflammation of renal nodules and tubules
B. Dystrophic changes in renal nodules and tubules
B. Dystrophic changes in the renal tubules
D. Inflammation of renal nodules.


37.What tissues does the tumor stroma develop from?
A From connective tissue
B. From muscle tissue
B. From the same tissue as the tumor
D. From adipose tissue.