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MODULE 12 - Integrated Body Systems > PHYSIOLOGY - Endocrine System / Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate, Graded A+/ 1 Q What are the four histological features of endocrine tissue? A Islands of secretory cells Prominent nuclei Abundant cytoplasm Supporting tissue rich in blood and lymphatic capillaries 2 Q What are the three categories of endocrine organs? A Primary endocrine organs Combined function endocrine organs Secondary endocrine organs 3 Q What are ...

MODULE 12 - Integrated Body Systems > PATHOLOGY - Post Mortem / Exam Review questions and answers, Graded A+/ verified. 1 Q Why do you carry out a post mortem? A  Identify cause of death  Collect evidence as part of a legal investigation  Collect tissue or other materials for a herd health investigaton or research 2 Q What are the two orientations that can be used to carry out a post mortem? A Dorsal recumbancy post mortem Left lateral recumbancy post mortem 3 Q W...

module 12 - integrated body systems > PHYSIOLOGY – Thermoregulation/ Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate. 1 Q What are poikilotherms? A Poikilotherms are ectothermic animals 2 Q What are homeotherms? A Homeotherms are endothermic animals 3 Q What is core body temperature? A Core body temperature is the temperature within the cranium, abdominal and thoracic cavities which have a very narrow temperature range 4 Q What is the shell body temperature? A Shel...

MODULE 12 - Integrated Body Systems > PATHOLOGY – Neoplasia/ Exam Review questions and answers, Graded A+/ verified. 1 Q What are the five oncogenic retroviruses of veterinary significance? A Feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) Bovine leukaemia virus (BLV) Avian leukosis virus Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) Jaagsiekte sheep retrovirus (JSRV) 2 Q What is the main oncogenic herpesvirus of veterinary significance? A Gallid alphaherpes virus 2 3 Q Which neoplasias are caused ...

ANIMAL CARE ATTENDANT > ANIMAL CARE ATTENDANT MIDTERM / EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. 1 Q Define Anatomy A The form and structure of the body 2 Q Define Physiology A The function or action of each bodily component 3 Q What is the purpose of epithelial tissue? A Covers and lines 4 Q What is the purpose of Connective tissue? A Provides support 5 Q What is the purpose of Muscle tissue? A Enables movement 6 Q What is the purpose of Nervous t...

ACVM Parasitology Boards > Georgis' Parasitology of Veterinarians 11 ed (Terminology) > Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Graded A+/ 1 Q Identification? Host? Treatment? A Identification: Polyplax spinulosa Host: Rat Treatment: Fipronil 2 Q Identification? Host? Treatment? A Identification: Polyplax serrata Host: mice Treatment: fipronil Image: Polyplax serrata (Anoplura) of the mouse. Left, male. Center, female. Right, nymph. 3 Q Binomen A The ...

CVM Parasitology Boards > Helminths (Cestodes)/ Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate, graded A+/ 1 Q What is the DH and IH for Dibothriocephalus? What is the larval stage called? A DH: Dogs, cats, humans, bears, pigs, seals 1st IH: Copepod 2nd IH: fish Plerocercoid 2 Q What are the DH and IH of Spiromera? What is the larval stage called? A DH: Dogs, cats, Lynx, Raccoons 1st IH: Copepod, tadpoles 2nd IH: snakes, rodents 3 Q What are the DH and IH for Taenia pi...

Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate. 1 Q What is the DH and IH for Fascicola hepatica? Where do the adult trematodes reside in the DH? A DH: Cattle and herbivorius animals 1st IH: Lymnaedid snail metacercariae in water plants (2nd IH) Live in the bile ducts of ruminant and other mammalian hosts 2 Q Describe Acute fluke disease associated with Fascicola hepatica A Invasion of the liver from juvenile flukes from recently ingested metacercariae Heavy invasions of the sort ass...

ACVM Parasitology Boards > Nematodes (Spirurida and Enoplida) > Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate, Graded A+/ verified. 1 Q Describe the life cycle of Dracunculus insignis. A  Parasite of the SQ tissues  Female is very large (up to 120 cm)  Male is smaller (40 mm)  When the female is fertilized the anus and vulva atrophy and a shallow ulcer is formed in the host skin at the location anterior to the worm  When the ulcer becomes wet she prolapses ...

ACVM Parasitology Boards > Nematodes (Ascaridida) > Exam Review questions and answers, 100% Accurate, VERIFIED. 1 Q Describe the life cycle of Ascaris suum A  Huge adult, up to 30 cm with 3 large lips L# hatches in the stomach or small intestine  Then it enters the wall of the cecum and colon and proceeds to the liver for several days moving into the portal vein  Tunnels around the liver for a few days, migrating to the lungs via CVC, heart and pulmonary capillary  ...