Applied Pathophysiology: A Conceptual Approach
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Applied Pathophysiology
A Conceptual Approach 4th Edition
by Judi Nath, Carie Braun
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Chapter 1Introduction to Pathophysiology
1. Thel nucleus ,l whichl isl essentiall forl functionl andl survivall ofl thel cell.
A) isl thel sitel ofl proteinl synthesis
B) containsl thel geneticl code
C) transformsl cellularl energy
D) initiatesl aerobicl metabolism
2. Althoughl energyl isl notl madel inl mitochondria,l theyl arel knownl asl thel
powerl plantsl ofl thel celll becausel they:
A) containl RNAl forl proteinl synthesis.
B) utilizel glycolysisl forl oxidativel energy.
C) extractl energyl froml organicl compounds.
D) storel calciuml bondsl forl musclel contractions.
3. Althoughl thel basicl structurel ofl thel celll plasmal membranel isl formedl byl al
lipidl bilayer,l mostl ofl thel specificl membranel functionsl arel carriedl outl by:
A) boundl andl transmembranel proteins.
B) complex,l longl carbohydratel chains.
C) surfacel antigensl andl hormonel receptors.
D) al gatingl systeml ofl selectivel ionl channels.
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4. Tol effectivelyl relayl signals,l cell-to-celll communicationl utilizesl
chemicall messengerl systemsl that:
A) displacel surfacel receptorl proteins.
B) accumulatel withinl celll gapl junctions.
C) bindl tol contractilel microfilaments.
D) releasel secretionsl intol extracellularl fluid.
5. Aerobicl metabolism,l alsol knownl asl oxidativel metabolism,l providesl energyl by:
A) removingl thel phosphatel bondsl froml ATP.
B) combiningl hydrogenl andl oxygenl tol forml water.
C) activatingl pyruvatel storedl inl thel cytoplasm.
D) breakingl downl glucosel tol forml lacticl acid.
6. Exocytosis,l thel reversel ofl endocytosis,l isl importantl in intol
thel extracellularl fluid.
A) Engulfingl andl ingestingl fluidl andl proteinsl forl transport
B) Killing,l degrading,l andl dissolvingl harmfull microorganisms
C) Removingl cellularl debrisl andl releasingl synthesizedl substances
D) Destructionl ofl particlesl byl lysosomall enzymesl forl secretion
7. Thel processl responsiblel forl generatingl andl conductingl membranel potentialsl is:
A) diffusionl ofl current-carryingl ions.
B) millivoltagel ofl electricall potential.
C) polarizationl ofl chargedl particles.
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FULL TEST BANK
Applied Pathophysiology
A Conceptual Approach 4th Edition
by Judi Nath, Carie Braun
Complete Test Bank, All Chapters are included
Test Bank Page 1
, Applied Pathophysiology: A Conceptual Approach
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, Applied Pathophysiology: A Conceptual Approach
Applied Pathophysiology A Conceptual Approach to the
Mechanisms of Disease 4th Edition Braun Test Bank
Chapter 1Introduction to Pathophysiology
1. Thel nucleus ,l whichl isl essentiall forl functionl andl survivall ofl thel cell.
A) isl thel sitel ofl proteinl synthesis
B) containsl thel geneticl code
C) transformsl cellularl energy
D) initiatesl aerobicl metabolism
2. Althoughl energyl isl notl madel inl mitochondria,l theyl arel knownl asl thel
powerl plantsl ofl thel celll becausel they:
A) containl RNAl forl proteinl synthesis.
B) utilizel glycolysisl forl oxidativel energy.
C) extractl energyl froml organicl compounds.
D) storel calciuml bondsl forl musclel contractions.
3. Althoughl thel basicl structurel ofl thel celll plasmal membranel isl formedl byl al
lipidl bilayer,l mostl ofl thel specificl membranel functionsl arel carriedl outl by:
A) boundl andl transmembranel proteins.
B) complex,l longl carbohydratel chains.
C) surfacel antigensl andl hormonel receptors.
D) al gatingl systeml ofl selectivel ionl channels.
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4. Tol effectivelyl relayl signals,l cell-to-celll communicationl utilizesl
chemicall messengerl systemsl that:
A) displacel surfacel receptorl proteins.
B) accumulatel withinl celll gapl junctions.
C) bindl tol contractilel microfilaments.
D) releasel secretionsl intol extracellularl fluid.
5. Aerobicl metabolism,l alsol knownl asl oxidativel metabolism,l providesl energyl by:
A) removingl thel phosphatel bondsl froml ATP.
B) combiningl hydrogenl andl oxygenl tol forml water.
C) activatingl pyruvatel storedl inl thel cytoplasm.
D) breakingl downl glucosel tol forml lacticl acid.
6. Exocytosis,l thel reversel ofl endocytosis,l isl importantl in intol
thel extracellularl fluid.
A) Engulfingl andl ingestingl fluidl andl proteinsl forl transport
B) Killing,l degrading,l andl dissolvingl harmfull microorganisms
C) Removingl cellularl debrisl andl releasingl synthesizedl substances
D) Destructionl ofl particlesl byl lysosomall enzymesl forl secretion
7. Thel processl responsiblel forl generatingl andl conductingl membranel potentialsl is:
A) diffusionl ofl current-carryingl ions.
B) millivoltagel ofl electricall potential.
C) polarizationl ofl chargedl particles.
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