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A stone-like accretion in the salivary duct is called?
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Sialolith
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A lightweight mass formed in the GI tract composed mainly of plant material is called?
If it were made of hair? |
Phytobezoar
Trichobezoar |
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Hydroxyapetite is primarily a combination of what two elements?
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Calciun and phosphorous
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Deposition of this is termed "gout"
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Uric acid and/or urate crystals
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Some prime sites for gout are -
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distal joints in primates and joints, liver, kidney and/or visceral surfaces in birds
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The nodule formed in gout are called -
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tophus (pl. - tophi)
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What is the most common form of pathologic pigmentation by an exogenous substance?
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Anthracosis
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The condition known as "brown dog gut" which is oten resultant of a Vitamin E deficiency which leads to a buildup of what pigment?
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lipofuscin (and ceroid)
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