NVS Group Quiz – Know Your Neoplasms! 

Question 1 – Get off to a good start!

This is a very common benign tumour. It is called a lipoma. What kind of cell proliferates in a lipoma?

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A) AdipocyteB) FibrocyteC) Merkel cell

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Question 2 – Keep going!

This is another very common skin tumour in domestic animals. Can you name the two cell types?

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A) Mast cell (A) and eosinophil (B)B) Eosinophil (A) and Histiocyte (B)C) Eosinophil (A) and Mast cell (B)

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Question 3 – Nearly there!

This is a common neoplasm in the dog. It is an anal sac gland carcinoma, but can you remember what kind of cells proliferate in carcinomas?

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A) Mesenchymal cellsB) LymphocytesC) Epithelial cells

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