Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

247.What is the usual composition of exudate in lobar pneumonia?
A Fibrinous
B. Erythrocyte
V. Leukocyte
G. Regular protein.


248. In which layers of the kidney do hemorrhages occur?
A In the cortex and meninges
B. In the meninges
B. In the renal capsule
D. In the peripheral part and urinary collecting duct.


249.What changes are characteristic of lobar pneumonia?
A All answers are correct
B. Formation of fibrinous exudate
B. Lobar damage
D. Spread of the process through the lymph nodes and connective tissue.


250.What is pleurisy?
A Inflammation of the pleural membrane of the lungs
B. Inflammation of the liver
B. Inflammation of the kidneys
D. Inflammation of the spleen.


251.What is diphtheritic colitis?
A Formation of fibrinous smooth tissue in the intestinal mucosa.
B. Formation of exudate in the stomach
B. Formation of wounds on the skin
D. Accumulation of exudate in the intestines.


252.What is hemorrhagic inflammation?
A Formation of exudate, rich in red blood cells
B. Formation of catarrhal exudate
B. Formation of purulent exudate
D. Formation of fibrinous exudate.


253.What diseases cause proliferation in the intestine?
And paratuberculosis
B. theileriosis
B. Brucellosis
G.sap.


254.What is the main composition of hemorrhagic exudate?
A Red blood cells
B. Leukocytes
V. Slime
G. Pus.


255.What is the main composition of fibrinous exudate?
And fibrin
B. leukocytes
B. red blood cells
G. mucus.


256.What is the main composition of catarrhal exudate?
A mucous fluid
B. leukocytes
B. red blood cells
G. Pus.