Animal anatomy, histology, pathological anatomy

189.What is the condition of the kidney with trichodesmotoxicosis?
A In a state of parenchymal dystrophy
B. In a state of granular dystrophy
B. In a state of catarrhal inflammation
D. In a state of hemorrhagic inflammation.


190.What is the condition of the heart with trichodesmotoxicosis?
A In a state of granular dystrophy
B. In a state of parenchymal dystrophy
B. In a state of catarrhal inflammation
D. In a state of hemorrhagic inflammation.


191. In what organs do characteristic changes appear during fascioliasis?
A. In the liver
B.B kidneys
B. In the stomach, intestines
G. In the brain.


192.What diseases cause changes in the tongue?
A For actinamycosis
B. With fascioliasis
B. For tuberculosis
G. For theileriosis.


193.What diseases are classified as mycotoxicoses?
A Actinomycosis, bacteriomycosis
B. Tuberculosis, glanders
V.Gastritis, enteritis
G. Brucellosis, glanders.


194.What diseases are related to piroplasmosis?
A Theileriosis, babesiosis
B.Anthrax, gangrene
B. Pasteurellosis, salmonellosis
G. Plague, sepsis.


195.What disease causes star-shaped ulcers to appear in the abomasum?
A For theileriosis
B. With the plague
B. For salmonellosis
G. With anthrax.


196.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.


197.What is the reason for cooling a corpse?
A Stopping metabolism in the body
B. Cardiac arrest
B. Stopping breathing
D. Stopping brain activity.


198Cadaveric signs.
A Cooling, rigor, cadaveric spots, decomposition
B. Cooling, rigor, necrosis, inflammation
B. Cooling, necrosis, inflammation, cadaveric spots Cooling, inflammation, cadaveric spots, decomposition.