Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

4.9.TEST QUESTIONS FOR IR (500PCS)

1. 
   What is death?
   

A Irreversible cessation of the functional activity of the heart
B. Stopping breathing
B. Stopping the body’s activity
D. Cardiac arrest.

2. 
   What is the reason for the cooling of a corpse?
   

A Stopping metabolism in the body
B. Cardiac arrest
B. Stopping breathing
D. Stopping brain activity.

3.What is karyolysis?

A Dissolution of the cell nucleus
B. Decay of the cell nucleus
B. Swelling of the cell nucleus
D. Hardening of the cell nucleus.

4. Cadaveric signs?

A Cooling, rigor, cadaveric spots, decomposition
B. Cooling, rigor, necrosis, inflammation
B. Cooling, necrosis, inflammation, cadaveric spots
D. Cooling, inflammation, cadaveric spots, decomposition.


5.What is karyopyknosis?
A Shrinkage of the cell nucleus
B. Decay of the cell nucleus
B. Swelling of the cell nucleus
D. Dissolution of the cell nucleus.


6.What is necrosis?
A Death of certain tissues and organs in a living organism
B. Tissue necrosis
B. Necrosis of organs in the body
D. Complete stop of the body’s activity.


7.What is karyorrhexis?
A Disintegration of the cell nucleus
B. Swelling of the cell nucleus
B. Shrinkage of the cell nucleus
D. Dissolution of the cell nucleus.


8. Due to what elements do organs decrease in size during atrophy?
A Due to parenchymal cells
B.Due to blood and lymphatic vessels
B. Due to stromal cells
D. Due to fat cells.


9.What explains the brown color of organs during atrophy?
A Due to the accumulation of lipofuscin
B. Due to the accumulation of melanin
B. Due to the accumulation of hemosiderin
D. Due to the accumulation of cholesterol.