Applied Pathophysiology for the Advanced Practice Nurse Course – 1st Edition Test Bank 2025

Applied Pathophysiology for the Advanced Practice
Nurse, 1st Edition Test Bank 2025

,Table of Contents (1st Edition):
Chapter 1: Cellular Function

Chapter 2: Immunity

Chapter 3: Hematopoietic Function

Chapter 4: Cardiovascular Function

Chapter 5: Respiratory Function (sometimes referred to as Pulmonary Function)

Chapter 6: Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Homeostasis

Chapter 7: Urinary Function

Chapter 8: Reproductive Function

Chapter 9: Gastrointestinal Function

Chapter 10: Endocrine Function

Chapter 11: Neural Function

Chapter 12: Musculoskeletal Function

Chapter 13: Integumentary Function

Chapter 14: Sensory Function

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Chapter: Chapter 01 - Quiz



Multiple Choice



1. Protein hormones and enzymes are stored in the
, awaiting signals to be released into theHcell.
A) food vacuole
B) Golgi complex
C) rough endoplasmic reticulum
D) secretory vesiclesIIAns:H
DComplexity:IIEasy
Ahead:IIBasicIICellIIFunctionIIandHStructurIIeII
Subject:IIChapterII1
Title:IICellularIIFunction



2. LowHserumIIalbuminHlevelsH(hypoalbuminemia)IIcanIIcauseIIedemaIIbecause:IIA)Honc
oticHpressureHincreases.
B) oncoticIIpressureHdecreases.
C) osmoticIIpressureIIincreases.
D) hydrostaticIIpressureII decreases
.HAns:HB
Complexity:IIEasy
Ahead:HBasicIICellIIFunctionIIandIIStructurIIeI
Subject:HChapterII1
Title:IICellularIIFunction



3. NeurotransmittersI I areI I packagedI I intoI I vesiclesI I andI I thenI I fuseI I withIItheI IcellIImembraneI I forI I release.I I ThiIIsIIi
sIanIIexampleIIof:IIA)IIpinocytosis.

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IDlugasch,IILachelIIStory

ChapterII1I I AssessmentI IQuiz
B) phagocytosis.
C) exocytosis.
D) endocytosis.IIAns:
CIComplexity:IIEasy
Ahead:IIBasicIICellIIFunctionIIandIIStructurIIeII
Subject:IIChapterII1
Title:IICellularIIFunction



4. WhatIIisI I aII possibleIIreasonII forIIincreasedIIriskI I forIIchromosomalIIabnormalitiesHwithIIolderHmaternalI I age?
A) OvaII meiosisI I isI I completeI I byIItheII timeI I aII girlII isI I bornI I therebyII makingI I themHlessI I likelyII toI I divideI Iproperly.
B) TheIIolderI I ovaI I areI I moreI IlikelyII toI I haveII errorsI I duringI Imeiosis.
C) OlderII ovaI I areII moreI I likelyI I toI I haveI I p53I I geneI Imutations.
D) OvaIIareIIcontinuouslyIIproducedIItherebyIIincreasingIItheIIchanceIIofIIcreatingHdefectiveIIovIIa.IAn
s:IIB
Complexity:IIModerate
Ahead:IIBasicIICellIIFunctionIIandIIStructurIIeII
Subject:IIChapterII1
Title:IICellularIIFunction



5. DNAIIthatI I isII transmittedI I fromIIparentsII toHoffspringHmainlyHcomesII fromHthe:
A) mitochondria.
B) nucleolus.
C) ribosomes.
D) nucleus.
Ans: D MGRADESLAB.CO
Complexity:IIEasy
Ahead:IIBasicIICellIIFunctionIIandHStructurIIeII
Subject:IIChapterII1
Title:IICellularIIFunction



6. AIIpatientI I willHbeI I receivingHstemIIcellsI I obtainedI I fromI I aI I donor’sI I bloodI I (allogenicI I transplant)I I forI I leukemiII
aII(abnormalHwhiteHbloodIIcells).HTheseIIstemIIcellsIIareIIcategorizedIIasIImultipotentIIbecauseIItheyIIcanIImakI I e:IIA)H
multipleHtypesHofHcellsHinHtheIIbody.
B) onlyHwhiteIIbloodIIcells.
C) allIItypesHofIIbloodHcells.
D) differentiatedIIcellsHthatIIcanI I becomeIIanyIIcel
l.IAns:HCIIComplexity
:IIEasy
Ahead:IIBasicIICellIIFunctionIIandIIStructurIIeII
Subject:IIChapterII1
Title:IICellularIIFunction