Pathanatomy II

A detailed illustration of organs affected by various pathological conditions, featuring a kidney and spleen with annotations highlighting different diseases

Pathology Anatomy II Quiz

Test your knowledge on the intricacies of pathological anatomy with our engaging Pathology Anatomy II Quiz. Covering various diseases and conditions affecting the spleen, kidneys, and more, this quiz offers a comprehensive review for students and professionals alike.

Multiple-choice format with detailed questions
Ideal for veterinary students and pathologists
Enhance your understanding of pathology and its implications

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ExaminingLiver27

5. Fibrous pericarditis occurs in:

A. Marek disease in poultry

B. Pyobacillosis in pigs

C. Gout in pigs

D. Salmonellosis in pigs and poultry

8. Thrombosis is:

A. A circulatory change of the blood vessels

B. A distrophy of the veins

C. An inflammation of the blood vessels

D. A synonym of embolism

25. Necrotic spleen is frequently found in birds in:

A. pasteurellosis

B. tuberculosis

C. histomoniasis

D. E vitamine deficiency

26. Granulomatous inflammation of the spleen is particularly common in:

A. parvovirosis

B. coligranulomatosis

C. tuberculosis

D. necrobacillosis

27. Macroscopic the kidneys in fatty dystrophy are:

A. Slightly enlarged, yellow

B. Smaller in size, brown

C. No macroscopical changes

D. Normal in size and white

28. Amyloid nephrosis or renal amyloidosis, occurs mainly in:

A. Cattle and poultry in chronic inflammation

B. In malignant tumors

C. Visceral gout

D. Topographic changes of the spleen

29. In avian gout, the microscopically examination of the kidneys reveals:

A. Uric acid and urate crystals in the tubules, along with necrosis and desquamation of the renoepitheliums

B. hemorrhages

C. Hyaline cylinders in tubes

D. Lipidic cylinders

31. Purulent glomerulonephritis means:

A. Accumulation of purulent exudate in the glomerular space

B. Purulent exudate in the pelvis

C. Accumulation of purulent exudate in the interstitial space

D. Purulent exudate in the urinary tubes

33. Ascending nephritis are the result of

A. Infections from distal urinary tract (urethra, urinary bladder, ureters)

B. Pathogens which arrive in kidney through blood vessels

C. Renal hypoplasia

D. Renal distrophies

34. Red splenic infarctus:

A. Is frequently seen in swine and has a triangular shape

B. Is frequently seen in birds

C. Is caused by hyperemia

D. Originates in the lymphatic vessels

35. Small translucent lumps visible on the sectioned surface of the spleen may be seen in which lesion:

A. congestion

B. jaundice

C. Amyloid lienosis

D. hypostasis

36. Parasitic anemia with the destruction of red blood cells will cause in the spleen:

A. Fibrinoid lienosis

B. Amyloid lienosis

C. infarctus

D. hemosiderosis

Pathanatomy II

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