Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

148.What form of anthrax damages the skin?
A For carbunculosis
B. With apoplexy
B. With septic
G. With angina.


149. Clinical and anatomical picture of contagious pleuropneumoniahorses?
A Croupous pneumonia and pleurisy
B. Diphtheritic inflammation of the intestines
B. Hyperplasia of the spleen
G. Protein dystrophy of the myocardium of the heart.


150. Are Babesh-Negri bodies found in all animals that have died fromrabies?
A In dogs 95%, in others 75%
B. For dogs 100%, for others 80%
B. In dogs 75%, in others 60%
G.Yes.
151.How is foot and mouth disease characterized clinically and anatomically?
A Formation of blisters on the skin and mucous membranes
B. Formation of nodules on the skin
B. Hemorrhage in the lungs
G. Liver necrosis.


152.A characteristic pathological change in anthrax?
A Complex septic changes
B. Emphysema and pulmonary atelectasis
B. Necrosis and liver dystrophy
D. Heart dystrophy.


153.What pathoanatomical changes occur during salmonellosis in calves?
A Acute septecemia and chronic enteritis
B. Lobar pneumonia
V. Protein heart dystrophy
D. Hypertrophy of the spleen.


154. The causative agent of swine fever?
A Virus
B. Bacteria
V. Fungi
G. Microbes.


155.What research is carried out when Aujeszky is discovered?
A Bioassay
B. Examination of lymph nodes
B. Laboratory research
D. All answers are correct.


156.What diseases are African plague differentiated from?y?
A From the classical plague
B. From rinderpest
B. For bronchopneumonia
G. From pasteurellosis.


157. The causative agent of Newcastle disease?
And an RNA-containing virus from the paramyxovirus species
B.DNA - containing a virus from the paramyxovirus species
B. Bacteria of the paramyxovirus species
G. Microbes of the paramyxovirus species.