FVH Pathologie Practice Questions - Fachtierarzt FVH Für Pathologie (Switzerland) Exam

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During the necropsy of a dairy cow found dead in pasture, marked ruminal distension is present. Which gross pathological lesion reliably differentiates ante-mortem primary ruminal tympany (frothy bloat) from simple post-mortem gas accumulation?

Diffuse congestion and petechiation confined entirely to the abomasum and omasum Presence of frothy fluid within the tracheal bifurcation without pulmonary congestion A sharp line of demarcation in the esophagus with cranial mucosal congestion/hemorrhage and caudal mucosal pallor/ischemia Bilateral subcapsular renal cortical necrosis with marked hydronephrosis

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A sharp line of demarcation in the esophagus with cranial mucosal congestion/hemorrhage and caudal mucosal pallor/ischemia

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