Past mpq Flashcards
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Part of the special gut mucosa: A. Histamine B. Leuktrienes C. Prostaglandins (2) D. Serotonin
C. Prostaglandins (2)
Hemolysis is caused by:
A. Cabbage, some bacteria
B. Insulin, non-dependent diabetes, some bacteria
C. Insulin overdose etc.
C. Insulin overdose etc.
What is true?
A. Posthepatic icterus (or bilirubin) is more common in humans than dogs
B. Br I and II in urine …
C. Bilirubin increase in haemolysis(prehepatic) phase and during liver damage(hepatic)
C. Bilirubin increase in haemolysis(prehepatic) phase and during liver damage(hepatic)
What counts to the “motor unit”? A. Motor neuron B. Skeletal muscle fiber C. Terminal axon D. All of them
D. All of them
Hypertonic animal, what is correct?
A. The cells shrink during hypotonia if you give Hazardous solution to it
B. The cells swell during hypotonia if you give Hazardous solution to it
C. Hypertonia is the same effect like drinking sea water
D. If you give Hazardous solution to the animal it will help with the edema
C. Hypertonia is the same effect like drinking sea water
The constipation during obesity
A. The obesity cows with low motility can develop constipation
B. Constipation develops frequently to narrowing intestines
C. Obese and little exercised animals have bigger chance of constipation
C. Obese and little exercised animals have bigger chance of constipation
What is false about tetany?
A. Soil is alkaline so the minerals accumulate to the crops
B. The Magnesium don’t play any part in it
B. The Magnesium don’t play any part in it
Necrosis which one is false?
A. Takes a lot of time
B. Happens in cyclic…
C. Requires a lot of energy
C. Requires a lot of energy
Apoptosis which one is false?
A. Takes a lot of time
B. Happens in cyclic…
C. Requires a lot of energy
A. Takes a lot of time
Where is the homeostasis center located? A. Temporal lobe B. Occipital lobe C. Hypothalamus D. Parietal lobe
C. Hypothalamus
In diabetes mellitus
A. Polydipsia is a cause of polyuria
B. Polyuria is a cause of polyuria
C. Polyuria is cause of polydipsia
A. Polydipsia is a cause of polyuria
In eclampsy the ions A. Ca plays an important role B. Mg plays an important role C. Ca plays an crucial role D. Mg plays a crucial role
C. Ca plays an crucial role
What is not correct?
A. Vomiting is caused by a release of vasopressin
B. Vomiting causes dehydration
C. Vomiting causes alkalosis (due to acid loss)
D. Vomiting is caused by enteral disease (GI disease)
E. Vomiting is caused by a release of ADH
A. Vomiting is caused by a release of vasopressin
Oxygen is a:
A. Weak oxide due to more protons than electrons
B. Strong oxide due to more protons than electrons
C. Weak oxide due to 2 electrons with parallel spin
D. Strong oxide due to 2 electrons with parallel spin
D. Strong oxide due to 2 electrons with parallel spin
The most important cation and ion in anion balance are A. Cl and Ca B. Cl and Na/Ca and Na C. Cl and proprotein (or something) D. Cl and HCO3
B. Cl and Na/Ca and Na
Tetanic convulsions: A. Decreased ionized Ca and also hypoglycemia B. Increased ionized calcium C. Decreased total calcium D. Increased total calcium
A. Decreased ionized Ca and also hypoglycemia
Which one does not lead to regenerative anaemia
A. Cu toxicosis
B. Chronic blood loss
C. Bracken Fern toxicosis
C. Bracken Fern toxicosis
Hypernatremia is when the concentration lowers to A. >130 B. >180 C. >200 D. >300
A. >130
The ration of ketone bodies A. Milk 1, plasma 2-3, urine 4-5 B. Milk 4-5, urine 1, plasma 2-3 C. Milk 2-3, Urine 1, plasma 4-5 D. Milk 4-5, urine 2-3, plasma 1
A. Milk 1, plasma 2-3, urine 4-5
The nerve that effects horses mastication/seizing A. 5 B. 7 C. 2 D. 12
B. 7
Hydrogen peroxide A. It is a free radical, but not a ROS B. It is not a free radical, but a ROS C. It is not a free radical and not a ROS D. It is a free radical and ROS
B. It is not a free radical, but a ROS
Qualitative salivation problems are defined as
A. Xerostomia, dryness of the oral mucosa
B. Ptyalosis, increased production of saliva
C. The bicarbonate molecule is missing (HCO3)
C. The bicarbonate molecule is missing (HCO3)
Quantitative salivation problems are defined as
A. Xerostomia, ptyalosis
B. The bicarbonate molecules is missing (HCO3)
A. Xerostomia, ptyalosis
Parturition paresis: A. Hypomagnesaemia B. Hypermagnesaemia C. Hypocalcaemia D. Hypercalcaemia
C. Hypocalcaemia