HTHS 2230-unit 7 Test Questions and
All Correct Answers 2025-2026
Updated.
what are the steps in forming pulmonary edema from heart disease? - Answer 1. congestive
heart failure
2. Increased pressure in Left atrium
3. Increased pressure in pulm. capillaries
4. pulm. edema
what disease happens when granulomas are formed when neutrophils and macrophages "wall
off" organisms they can't ingest? - Answer tuberculosis
what is it called when alveoli are deflated? - Answer atelectasis
what is a common cause of duodenal ulcers? - Answer GI bleeds
WBC casts are mostly seen in what type of disease? - Answer pyelonephritis
Bile salt deficiency makes you absorb less vitamin _ _ _ and _ - Answer A,D,E and K
what quadrant would you have pain in at McBurneys point? - Answer RLQ
Ryan fell off a wakeboard. He hit the water breaking 3 ribs. His breathing is shallow and rapid
and his xrays are negative for pneumothorax. His breathing has not slowed, what kind of
condition is he most likely to have? - Answer respiratory acidosis as a result of hypercapnia
consumption of a lot of non absorbable compounds like sorbitl, mannitol and lactitil can lead to
what type of diarrhea? - Answer osmotic diarrhea
Hep c is contracted by: - Answer blood transfusions and IV drug use
What happens to the lumen of the bronchioles in bronchiolitis? - Answer narrows from
chronic inflammation
Blood cells that leak from Pulm. Caps. can cause what type of effusion? - Answer exudative
, a UA that has ____ can be seen in a pt with kidney stones - Answer hematuria
Hepatic encephalopathy mostly affects... - Answer astrocytes
abdominal pain, diarrhea and puking from the destruction of the intestinal villi are common in
what type of diesease - Answer gluten sensitive enteropathy (celiac)
Define uremia - Answer a raised level in the blood of urea and other nitrogenous waste
compounds that are normally eliminated by the kidneys.
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the skeletal system? - Answer bone reabsorption
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the cardiopulmonary system? - Answer hypertension
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the neurologic system? - Answer encephalopathy
(uremic toxins)
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the endocrine system? - Answer decreased growth
hormone
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the hematologic system? - Answer decreased
erythropoeitin
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the GI system? - Answer retention of urochromes, urea
and acids
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the immune system? - Answer cell mediated immunity
suppression
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the reproduction system? - Answer sexual dysfunction,
amenorrhea, infertility, decreased libido
What is the most common cause of acute renal failure? - Answer acute tubular necrosis
in chronic renal failure, what happens to the BUN/creatine levels in blood? what can it lead to? -
Answer increases. metabolic acidosis
All Correct Answers 2025-2026
Updated.
what are the steps in forming pulmonary edema from heart disease? - Answer 1. congestive
heart failure
2. Increased pressure in Left atrium
3. Increased pressure in pulm. capillaries
4. pulm. edema
what disease happens when granulomas are formed when neutrophils and macrophages "wall
off" organisms they can't ingest? - Answer tuberculosis
what is it called when alveoli are deflated? - Answer atelectasis
what is a common cause of duodenal ulcers? - Answer GI bleeds
WBC casts are mostly seen in what type of disease? - Answer pyelonephritis
Bile salt deficiency makes you absorb less vitamin _ _ _ and _ - Answer A,D,E and K
what quadrant would you have pain in at McBurneys point? - Answer RLQ
Ryan fell off a wakeboard. He hit the water breaking 3 ribs. His breathing is shallow and rapid
and his xrays are negative for pneumothorax. His breathing has not slowed, what kind of
condition is he most likely to have? - Answer respiratory acidosis as a result of hypercapnia
consumption of a lot of non absorbable compounds like sorbitl, mannitol and lactitil can lead to
what type of diarrhea? - Answer osmotic diarrhea
Hep c is contracted by: - Answer blood transfusions and IV drug use
What happens to the lumen of the bronchioles in bronchiolitis? - Answer narrows from
chronic inflammation
Blood cells that leak from Pulm. Caps. can cause what type of effusion? - Answer exudative
, a UA that has ____ can be seen in a pt with kidney stones - Answer hematuria
Hepatic encephalopathy mostly affects... - Answer astrocytes
abdominal pain, diarrhea and puking from the destruction of the intestinal villi are common in
what type of diesease - Answer gluten sensitive enteropathy (celiac)
Define uremia - Answer a raised level in the blood of urea and other nitrogenous waste
compounds that are normally eliminated by the kidneys.
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the skeletal system? - Answer bone reabsorption
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the cardiopulmonary system? - Answer hypertension
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the neurologic system? - Answer encephalopathy
(uremic toxins)
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the endocrine system? - Answer decreased growth
hormone
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the hematologic system? - Answer decreased
erythropoeitin
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the GI system? - Answer retention of urochromes, urea
and acids
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the immune system? - Answer cell mediated immunity
suppression
what is a systemic effect of uremia in the reproduction system? - Answer sexual dysfunction,
amenorrhea, infertility, decreased libido
What is the most common cause of acute renal failure? - Answer acute tubular necrosis
in chronic renal failure, what happens to the BUN/creatine levels in blood? what can it lead to? -
Answer increases. metabolic acidosis
