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<FlashCard questions="9">
|q1=Which secretions of the exocrine pancreas contribute to digestion?
|a1=
*Trypsin and chemotrypsin
*Lipase and phospholipase
*Amylase
|l1=Pancreas_- Anatomy & Physiology#Exocrine_Function
|q2=Which cells of Islets of Langerhans produce which secretions?
|a2=
*alpha cells - glucagon
*beta cells - insulin
*gamma cells - pancreatic polypeptide
*&delta cells - somatostatin and vasoactive intestinal polypeptide
*Enterochromaffin cells - serotonin
|l2=Pancreas_- Anatomy & Physiology#Exocrine_Function
|q3=What is the likely pancreatic problem in one year old GSD presented with diarrhoea, weight loss and increased appetite?
|a3=
*Pancreatic hypoplasia
|l3=Pancreatic_Hypoplasia
|q4=(From above) Chronic or acute
|a4=
*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.
|l4=Pancreas_-_Inflammatory_Pathology
|q5=True or False? - Pancreas remains unchanged for a long time after death.
|a5=
*False
|l5=Pancreas_-_Degenerative_Pathology
|q6=Non-encapsulated masses projecting from the surface of pancreas, microscopically resembling the normal structure, is likely to be hyperplasia or neoplasia?
|a6=
*Hyperplasia
|l6=Pancreatic Nodular_Hyperplasia
|q7=
*Parasites migrating through the pancreas tend to cause acute or chronic problem?
*Which type of tissue (exocrine or endocrine) to they tend to destroy?
|a7=
*Chronic interstitial pancreatitis
*Exocrine
|l7=Pancreas_-_Parasitic_Pathology
|q8=Periodic convulsions in older cattle responsive to iv glucose are likely to be caused by:
|a8=
*Insulinoma (adenoma of pancreatic islets)
|l8=Insulinoma
|q9=True or False? - Glucagonomas are very common.
|a9=
*False
|l9=Glucagonoma
</FlashCard>
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