Respiratory System

6. Viral infection in cattle that causes epithelial damage in the nose and trachea resulting in ulceration and fibrin deposit.
7. Extremely destructive encapsulated yeast fungus most commonly seen in cats.
8. Type of rhinitis in pigs that destructs the nasal turbinate and cavity (can be from Pasteurella multocida).
11. Edema fluid in the thoracic cavity.
12. Bacterial infection in horses causing bilateral suppurative lymphadenitis.
15. Pneumonia caused by retrovirus with neurological effects.
16. Guttural pouch _____ is a fungal infection that results in roaring in horses.
18. Accumulation of duct/carbon in macrophages within the alveoli.
22. Fungal infection in nasal cavity primarily in dogs.
24. Common name for lung disease caused by 3-Methylindole toxicity.
25. Part of the inflammatory response where there is an excess of blood in the vessels supplying an organ.
26. Differential diagnosis for Feline Herpes virus 1.
28. Common name for process that leads to bronchopneumonia in cattle.
29. Formation of blood clot in a blood vessel obstructing the normal flow.

1. Lung disease often caused by a virus that results in diffuse pulmonary edema and failure of lung to collapse.
2. Inflammation affecting multiple serosal surfaces.
3. Accumulation of chyle from damage to thoracic duct.
4. Disease caused by Mycobacterium bovis presenting with granuloma formation in the lymph nodes and lungs.
5. Grossly the lung is red in the cranio-ventral part and covered in fibrin.
7. Left sided heart failure can result in this causing the lungs to be heavier than normal.
9. Arterivirus affecting the lungs and reproductive system.
10. A change in this is one of the most unreliable indications.
13. Yeast infection commonly seen in young hunting dogs that presents with soft white nodules diffusely on the lungs.
14. Foreign object traveling in the blood vessel causing an obstruction.
17. Gross accumulation of gas within the lungs.
19. Classic swine strain that causes rapidly spreading, severe cough through the herd.
20. Reversible collapse of the alveoli.
21. Pulmonary _______ is a relatively common clinically insignificant age related change.
23. General cause of widened interlobular septa and foam within the trachea.
27. Type of pneumonia with a characteristic black and green colour.