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Which secretions of the exocrine pancreas contribute to digestion?
Trypsin and chemotrypsin
Lipase and phospholipase
Amylase Link to Article
Which cells of Islets of Langerhans produce which secretions?
alpha cells - glucagon
beta cells - insulin
gamma cells - pancreatic polypeptide
&delta cells - somatostatin and vasoactive intestinal polypeptide
Enterochromaffin cells - serotonin Link to Article
What is the likely pancreatic problem in one year old GSD presented with diarrhoea, weight loss and increased appetite?
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(From above) Chronic or acute
Degradation of pancreatic parenchyma, vascular damage with haemorrhage, infiltration of leukocytes, fat necrosis is suggestive of acute pancreatitis.
Distorted, shrunken pancreas, nodular mass with fibrous adhesions to adjacent tissue is likely to be chronic pancreatitis. Link to Article
True or False? - Pancreas remains unchanged for a long time after death.
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Non-encapsulated masses projecting from the surface of pancreas, microscopically resembling the normal structure, is likely to be hyperplasia or neoplasia?
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Parasites migrating through the pancreas tend to cause acute or chronic problem?
Which type of tissue (exocrine or endocrine) to they tend to destroy?
Chronic interstitial pancreatitis
Exocrine Link to Article
Periodic convulsions in older cattle responsive to iv glucose are likely to be caused by:
Insulinoma (adenoma of pancreatic islets) Link to Article
True or False? - Glucagonomas are very common.
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