Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

432.Characteristic pathological changes in the GCG?

1. 
   inflammation of the respiratory and digestive organs
   
2. 
   dystrophy of the genitourinary organs
   
3. 
   hyperemia of cardiovascular organs
   
4. 
   inflammation of the brain.
   

433.Properties of the causative agent of PCH?

1. 
   epitheliotrope, neurotrope
   
2. 
   myotrope, pantrope
   
3. 
   angiogen, neurogen
   
4. 
   myogen, pantrop.
   

434. Differential diagnosis of PCH?

1. 
   plague and foot and mouth disease
   
2. 
   tuberculosis and glanders
   
3. 
   gastritis and enteritis
   
4. 
   hepatitis and nephritis.
   

435.What animals are susceptible to foot and mouth disease?

1. 
   artiodactyls
   
2. 
   monohoofed animals
   
3. 
   carnivores
   
4. 
   pigs and horses.
   

436. In what organs are aphthae formed?

1. 
   skin and mucous membranes
   
2. 
   liver and lungs
   
3. 
   kidneys and spleen
   
4. 
   brain and spinal cord.
   

437.Properties of the causative agent of foot and mouth disease?

1. 
   epitheliotrope, myotrope
   
2. 
   neurotrope, pantrope
   
3. 
   myotrope, neurotrope
   
4. 
   neurogen, epitheliotrope.
   

438.Which animals do not form aphthae?

1. 
   calves and lambs
   
2. 
   dogs and pigs
   
3. 
   sheep and horses
   
4. 
   cows and sheep.
   

439. Differential diagnosis of foot and mouth disease

1. 
   necrobacteriosis, stomatitis
   

…B…. gastritis, enteritis
B. hepatitis, nephritis
G. splenitis, bursitis.