Veterinary Pathology MCQs

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1. The study of disease causes is termed:





2. Which is the hallmark of reversible cell injury?





3. The term for programmed cell death is:





4. Caseous necrosis is commonly seen in:





5. The deposition of calcium in dead or dying tissues is:





6. The type of necrosis commonly observed in infarcts is:





7. Which cells are the first to arrive at the site of acute inflammation?





8. Giant cells are characteristic of:





9. Fibrinous inflammation is characterized by:





10. Which pigment is known as the “wear-and-tear pigment”?





11. The common cause of fatty liver in cattle is:





12. Jaundice due to excessive destruction of red blood cells is:





13. The pigment responsible for icterus is:





14. “Heart failure cells” are loaded with:





15. Hypertrophy refers to:





16. Atrophy refers to:





17. Which of the following is an example of liquefactive necrosis?





18. The causative agent of blackleg in cattle is:





19. The main feature of amyloidosis is deposition of:





20. In which organ is “nutmeg liver” seen?





21. Which type of gangrene is caused by Clostridium species?





22. Hyperplasia refers to:





23. Which is the main cell involved in chronic inflammation?





24. Which pigment is formed due to incomplete oxidation of phenols?





25. “Osteomalacia” is caused by deficiency of:





26. Which term refers to the transformation of one differentiated cell type to another?





27. Which of the following is an example of exogenous pigment?





28. The primary feature of emphysema is:





29. “Hyperaemia” refers to:





30. The condition characterized by excess fluid in the pericardial sac is:





31. The main feature of catarrhal inflammation is:





32. The causative agent of Johne’s disease in cattle is:





33. Which type of necrosis is seen in the brain?





34. The characteristic lesion of anthrax is:





35. “Hemoperitoneum” refers to:





36. Which cell is responsible for fibrosis?





37. A “thrombus” is:





38. “Petechiae” are:





39. The characteristic lesion of rickets is:





40. Which type of exudate contains high protein content?





41. “Ascites” refers to:





42. Which is a feature of malignant tumors?





43. “Cholesterol clefts” are commonly seen in:





44. The term “hemochromatosis” refers to:





45. “Fibrosis of the lungs” leads to:





46. “Hydronephrosis” refers to:





47. Which is an example of endogenous pigment?





48. The primary function of mast cells is to:





49. Which condition is characterized by accumulation of pus in a cavity?





50. The process of tissue death after death of the organism is:





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