Histopathology
Identify the Histopathological lesion in this image of a Liver.
Fatty Liver (Hepatic Lipidosis)
Identify the bone and the species it belongs to
Scapula- Dog
Slow Heartbeat
Bradycardia
Identify the parasite (Genus only)
Trypanosoma
Which drug is commonly used as a reversal agent for opioids?
Naloxone / Naltrexone / Diprenorphine
Identify the inclusion body often found in Purkinje Cells after a rabid dog bite
Negri Bodies
Identify the organ
Reticulum (Honeycomb shaped)
Fever
Pyrexia
Identify the cestode from the life cycle (Genus + Species)
Taenia solium
Which antibiotic is classically associated with "gray baby syndrome" in humans and is generally avoided in food animals?
Chloramphenicol
Identify the lesion commonly found in lungs during chronic inflammatory conditions
Multinucleated Giant Cell
Name the structure present in a cat's ear
Henry's Pocket
Excessive fat in feces
Steatorrhoea
Which parasite is commonly called the Kidney worm of dog? (Genus + species + intermediate/paratenic host)
Dioctophyma renale, Lumbriculus/fishes/frogs
Carfentanyl is more potent than Etorphine. True or False?
True. Carfentanyl is 3X more potent than Etorphine
A cow is presented with high fever, enlarged lymph nodes, and a history of hard ticks on its body. Identify the lesion
Koch Blue Bodies- Theileriosis
Identify the structure indicated between the lines and identify the species
Frog of Horse hoof
Excessive Salivation
Ptyalism
Identify the parasite from the egg (Genus + Species)
Schistosoma spindale (Napoleon Hat)
A horse under general anaesthesia develops malignant hyperthermia. Which drug is specifically used to treat it and what is its mechanism of action?
Dantrolene.Inhibits Ca ion release from Sarcoplasmic Reticulum
A Cattle develops lacrimation, conjunctivitis, and progressive corneal ulceration with a characteristic central corneal opacity. Identify the causative organism shown in the image.
Moraxella bovis
Identify the foramen and name the cranial nerve that passes through it
Supraorbital foramen- Trigeminal nerve- Frontal Branch
Grinding/Clenching of Teeth
Bruxism
Which parasite produces "screw-worm-like" lesions in the skin of horses due to aberrant migration of its larvae? (Genus + Intermediate Host)
Habronema/Draschia (Cutaneous Habronemosis), IH: Stomoxys/Tabanus
A patient taking an irreversible MAO inhibitor develops severe hypertension and headache after consuming aged cheese. Why?
Accumulation of dietary tyramine → increased norepinephrine release from sympathetic nerve terminals → hypertensive crisis.