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1In toxic change, Döhle bodies can be seen on what type of cell?
- AErythrocytes
- BNeutrophils
2Neutrophilia with mainly mature neutrophils and some immature forms can be described as...
- ARegenerative left shift
- BDegenerative left shift
3Describe what you see in this picture.
- ADegenerative left shift neutrophilia
- BRegenerative left shift neutrophilia
- CBarry Chuckle
4What is the cell type responsible for skin wound contraction?
- AEpidermal stem cell
- BMyofibroblast
- CSmooth muscle cell
- DMyoblast
- ESkeletal muscle cell
5What is the name for a fracture where the cortex is broken on one side of the bone, but only bent on the opposite side?
- ATransverse
- BGreenstick
- CSalter-Harris
- DSequestrum
- EInfraction
6Which of these tumours is of epithelial origin?
- AHistiocytoma
- BLiposarcoma
- CHaemangioma
- DSquamous papilloma
- EFibrosarcoma
7Retrovirus induced neoplasia is seen in many domestic species. Which of the following viruses is implicated in pulmonary adenocarcinoma?
- AJaagsiekte sheep retrovirus
- BFeline leukaemia virus
- CAvian leukosis virus
- DFeline immunodeficiency virus
- EBovine leukosis virus
8At post-mortem examination, which tissue must be fixed whole (i.e. not sectioned)?
- AUrinary bladder
- BLiver
- CLung
- DSmall intestine
- EBrain
9Inflammation of the oral cavity is called...
- AMyelitis
- BOpthalmitis
- CMastitis
- DStomatitis
- EGlossitis
10On post-mortem examination of a diarrhoeic dog you decide to submit tissue for bacteriology and histopathology. Which two samples must you collect?
- A100g of fresh intestine and a tied-off section of fresh intestine
- BTied-off section of formalin fixed intestine and a tied-off section of fresh intestine
- CTied-off section of fresh intestine and section of formalin fixed intestine
- DSection of formalin-fixed intestine and 100g of fresh intestine
- E100g of formalin-fixed intestine and tied-off section of formalin-fixed intestine
11Dictyocaulus viviparus most commonly causes areas of consolidation in which area of the lungs?
- ACranioventral
- BDorsocaudal
- CCaudoventral
- DDiffuse (affecting 80-90% of the lung)
- EAll of the above
12Which of the following species commonly gets pituitary adenomas of the pars distalis?
- ACat
- BDog
- CCow
- DChicken
- ELlama
13In a dog with Cushing's disease, what organ can develop secondary vacuolar changes resulting in organ dysfunction?
- ABrain
- BHeart
- CLiver
- DKidney
- EPancreas
14Immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia will result in which change in the urine?
- AProteinuria
- BGlucosuria
- CBilirubinuria
- DKetonuria
- ECrystaluria
15Define a degenerative left shift
- AImmature neutrophils in the circulation outnumbering mature neutrophils
- BIncreased numbers of circulating white cells
- CReduced numbers of circulating white cells
- DExtreme inflammatory leukocytosis
- EExtreme neoplastic leukocytosis
16Hypothyroidism cause fatty plaques in the blood vessel walls
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Clinical signs of hypothyroidism, tick all that applies
- ALethargy
- BWeight loss
- CPyoderma
- DPoor quality coat
- EIncreased metabolic rate
18A recently diseased body is cold and stiff, what is the approximate timing of death?
- ADead less than 3 hours
- BDead from 8-36 hours
- CDead 3-8 hours
- DDead more than 36 hours
19The irreversible condensation of chromatin in the nucleus of a cell undergoing necrosis or apoptosis is termed...
- AKaryorrhexis
- BPyknosis
- CKaryolysis
20What is the earliest safe time to remove the sutures in a simple incised wound?
- A3 days
- B7 days
- C10 days
- D12 days
21The collagen in scar tissue is formed from which ONE of the following?
- AFibrin
- BFibrinogen
- CPlasma proteins
- DFibroblasts
- EMacrophages
22Which system/cascade has mediators that play a role in inflammation, phagocytosis AND cell lysis?
- AKinin cascade
- BArachidonic acid metabolism
- CCoagulation cascade
- DComplement cascade
- EFibrinolytic cascade
23Fungal pneumonia is typically associated with which pattern of inflammation?
- AGranulomatous pneumonia
- BFibrinous pneumonia
- CSuppurative pneumonia
- DAspiration pneumonia
- EInterstitial pneumonia
24Which of the following is an important pathogenic mechanism of Salmonella?
- ASuppression of macrophage Nitric Oxide production
- BSuppression of IL-8 mediated neutrophil recruitment
- CDecreased IFN-γ secretion by lymphocytes
- DIncreased macrophage Nitric Oxide production
- EIncreased IL-5 production by eosinophils
25Which one of the following is a SECONDARY skin lesion?
- AMacule
- BCyst
- CWheal
- DLichenification
- EPustule/Abscess
- AMacule
26Which of the following are PRIMARY skin lesions? Tick all that applies
- ANodule
- BVesicle
- CPlaque
- DCallus
- EEpidermal collarette
- FExcoriation
- GWheal
- ANodule
27An ULCER is a shallow epidermal defect that does not penetrate the basement membrane and thus heals by regeneration i.e. without scarring
- ATrue
- BFalse
28Conditions associated with Vitamin E/Selenium deficiency. Tick all that applies
- AWhite muscle disease
- BHyperkeratosis
- CRachitic rosary
- DHepatosis dietetica
- EMulberry heart disease
- FRickets
29What is the corrects definition of OSTEOPOROSIS?
- AReduced bone mass, reduction in quantity not quality, due to protein calorie malnutrition
- BReduced bone mass but no clinical disease
- CSoft bones, decreased mineralisation and thickened growth plates, widening of growth plates "flared" metaphyses
30... is a common type of inherited arrhythmia in Boxers
- ADilated cardiomyopathy
- BArrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy
- CInherited ventricular arrhythmia
31Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Note the bean shaped cells
- AMast cell tumour
- BPlasmacytoma
- CHistiocytoma
- DLymphoma
32Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Sheets of rounds cells with very large nucleoli
- AMast cell tumour
- BPlasmacytoma
- CHistiocytoma
- DLymphoma
33Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Note presence of eosinophils
- AMast cell tumour
- BPlasmacytoma
- CHistiocytoma
- DLymphoma
34Which type of round cell tumour is this?
Cells packeted by collagenous stroma, many binucleate cells present
- AMast cell tumour
- BPlasmacytoma
- CHistiocytoma
- DLymphoma
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