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Question 1

Gut edema is caused by ___ in pigs

Answer 1

Escherichia coli

Question 2

Malignant edema is caused by ____

Answer 2

Clostridium septicum

Question 3

3 types of endogenous pigment

Answer 3

Melanin,
Lipid,
Hemorrhage/ Porphyrin

Question 4

in active process, edema is ___

Answer 4

exudate

Question 5

in passive process, edema is ____

Answer 5

transudate

Question 6

what makes up the Virchow’s triad

Answer 6

“SHE”

Stasis of blood flow,
Hypercoagulability (changes in blood itself),
Endothelial/ Vessel wall injury

Question 7

Acid-Base:

What happens with prolonged vomiting?

Answer 7

Excess bicarbonates –> Alkalosis

Question 8

Acid-Base:

What happens with prolonged diarrhea?

Answer 8

Excess carbonic acid –> Acidosis

Question 9

formulated the 4 cardinal features of inflammation

Answer 9

Cornelius Celsus

Question 10

what comprises membrane attack complex (MAC)? (5 answers)

Answer 10

C5b, C6, C7, C8, C9

Question 11

organ involved in Balanitis

Answer 11

Glans penis

Question 12

organ involved in Blepharitis

Answer 12

eyelid

Question 13

organ involved in Chelitis

Answer 13

lips

Question 14

organ involved in Cholangitis

Answer 14

bile ducts

Question 15

organ involved in Cholecytitis

Answer 15

gall bladder

Question 16

organ involved in Dacryoadenitis

Answer 16

Lacrimal gland

Question 17

organ involved in Desmitis

Answer 17

Ligaments

Question 18

organ involved in Eustachitis

Answer 18

Eustachian tube (ears)

Question 19

organ involved in Funiculitis

Answer 19

Spermatic cord

Question 20

organ involved in Lymphangitis

Answer 20

Lymph vessels

Question 21

organ involved in Myositis

Answer 21

Muscle (Skeletal)

Question 22

organ involved in Neuritis

Answer 22

Nerve

Question 23

organ involved in Osteitis

Answer 23

Bone

Question 24

organ involved in Osteomyelitis

Answer 24

Bone marrow

Question 25

organ involved in Pachymeningitis

Answer 25

Dura Mater

Question 26

organ involved in Phlebitis

Answer 26

Veins

Question 27

organ involved in Posthitis

Answer 27

Prepuce

Question 28

organ involved in Pyelitis

Answer 28

renal pelvis

Question 29

organ involved in Radiculitis

Answer 29

spinal nerve root

Question 30

organ involved in Sialoadenitis

Answer 30

salivary gland

Question 30

organ involved in Steatitis

Answer 30

fat

Question 30

organ involved in typhlitis

Answer 30

cecum

Question 30

organ involved in Salpingitis

Answer 30

oviduct

Question 31

organ involved in telangitis

Answer 31

capillaries

Question 32

organ involved in tympanitis

Answer 32

tympanum/ eardrum

Question 33

what is type 1 hypersensitivity?

Answer 33

Immediate Hypersensitivity or Anaphylaxis

Question 34

what is type 2 hypersensitivity?

Answer 34

cytotoxic or autoimmunity

Question 35

what is type 3 hypersensitivity?

Answer 35

delayed type

Question 36

absence or closure of a normal body opening

Answer 36

atresia

Question 37

this is defective development or production of a tissue or organ

Answer 37

aplasia

Question 38

congenital absence of an organ or part

Answer 38

agenesis

Question 39

underdevelopment or incomplete growth of a tissue or organ - also refers to failure of organ to reach normal size

Answer 39

hypoplasia

Question 40

a decrease in the amount of tissue after normal growth has been achieved

Answer 40

atrophy

Question 41

Trifolium pratense or red clover infected with Rhizoctonia leguminicola produces what toxic alkaloid?

Answer 41

slaframine

Question 42

what type of abomasal impaction are frequent in beef cattle?

Answer 42

Primary impaction (dietary)

Question 43

on what part of the abdomen is the abomasum normally positioned?

Answer 43

right ventral part