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List the ways that ocular tissue adapts to injury:
List the ways that ocular tissue adapts to injury:
o Hypoplasia: o Aplasia: o Dysplasia:. o Dystrophy: o Atrophy: , o Hypertrophy: o Hyperplasia: o Metaplasia: o Necrosis: C. o Apoptosis: o Neoplasia:
Define the following terms, and give examples for each
- Hypoplasia
- Aplasia
- Dysplasia:
Define the following terms, and give examples for each
- Hypoplasia
- Aplasia
- Dysplasia:
- Hypoplasia: Reduced cell proliferation due to inadequate cytokine stimulation, lack of progenitor cells, or other unknown processes. Common in subalbinotic animals and associated with conditions like Collie eye anomaly.
- Aplasia: Complete lack of tissue development, leading to defects called colobomas.
- Dysplasia: Atypical growth of developing tissue, resulting in abnormal cell shape and organization. Examples include retinal dysplasia.
What is the difference between DYSTROPHY and ATROPHY?
What is the difference between DYSTROPHY and ATROPHY?
o Dystrophy: Abnormality due to faulty metabolism within mature cells, such as corneal dystrophy.
o Atrophy: Reduction in tissue mass after cells mature, caused by factors like ischemia, denervation, and ageing.
Define Hypertrophy and give an example?
Define Hypertrophy and give an example?
Define the following terms:
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Hyperplasia
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Metaplasia
Define the following terms:
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Hyperplasia
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Metaplasia
List the cells associated with inflammation and their role?
List the cells associated with inflammation and their role?
List the Cells associated with inflammation and their role?
List the Cells associated with inflammation and their role?
At what stage of embyrogenesis is the above pathology likely to occur?
At what stage of embyrogenesis is the above pathology likely to occur?
The above image represents the failure of which embryological tissue to regress completely
The above image represents the failure of which embryological tissue to regress completely
The photo is from a collie puppy, what mode of inheritance for the lesion pictured?
The photo is from a collie puppy, what mode of inheritance for the lesion pictured?
Identify the normal structure A, and identify the pathology in B.
Identify the normal structure A, and identify the pathology in B.
What is the gene responsible, and the mode of inheritance, for the above lesion in Great Pyrenees?
What is the gene responsible, and the mode of inheritance, for the above lesion in Great Pyrenees?
Identify the abnormalities and likely diagnosis. Hint 3 types of this disease
Identify the abnormalities and likely diagnosis. Hint 3 types of this disease
What is the gene responsible for the above abnormality?
What is the gene responsible for the above abnormality?
What lesion does the asterisk represent, What other abnormalities are noted? What is the cause for this in dogs?
What lesion does the asterisk represent, What other abnormalities are noted? What is the cause for this in dogs?
What is the predominant cell type in this slide?
What is the predominant cell type in this slide?
Breed GRT, presented with bilateral conjunctival swelling
What is the most likely diagnosis? Describe the major cell type seen.
Breed GRT, presented with bilateral conjunctival swelling What is the most likely diagnosis? Describe the major cell type seen.
Describe the clinical findings
Describe the clinical findings
What are the cells seen here? Prognosis
What are the cells seen here? Prognosis
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