Difference between revisions of "Nasal Cavity Flashcards - Pathology"

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Question	Answer	Article
What stages does rhinitis go through?	Serous Catarrhal Mucopurulent Purulent Fibrinopurulent and fibrinous Fibronecrotic and ulcerative	Link to Article
True or False - Bacterial infections in nasal cavity of small animals are usually primary?	False	Link to Article
What is the non-neoplastic slowly expanding mass in nasal cavity of horses called?	Progressive ethmoidal haematoma	Link to Article

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 *Fibrinopurulent and fibrinous
 *Fibronecrotic and ulcerative
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