Difference between revisions of "Lungs Flashcards - Pathology"
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|q1=What is congenital atelectasis? | |q1=What is congenital atelectasis? | ||
|a1=Failure of lungs to expand at birth | |a1=Failure of lungs to expand at birth | ||
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|q2=The presence of air within the connective tissues and lymphatics of the lung is called? | |q2=The presence of air within the connective tissues and lymphatics of the lung is called? | ||
|a2=Interstitial emphysema | |a2=Interstitial emphysema |
Revision as of 17:26, 19 February 2011
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What is congenital atelectasis? | Failure of lungs to expand at birth
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The presence of air within the connective tissues and lymphatics of the lung is called? | Interstitial emphysema
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What is alveolar emphysema? | Permanent dilation of air spaces with evidence of destruction of alveolar walls
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True or False - Pulmonary oedema develops from interstitial to alveolar? | True
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Pulmonary embolism in animals is most likely caused by: |
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What type of pneumonia does paraquat poisoning cause? | Interstitial
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True or False: Fungi are likely to cause granulomatous pneumonia? | True
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What are the stages of pneumonia? |
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What is Sheep pulmonary adenomatosis (SPA/ Jaagsiekte) caused by? | Retrovirus
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