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NURS 611 EXAM 2
ADVANCED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY


QUESTIONS AND WELL (VERIFIED ANSWERS)

ALREADY GRADED A+

2026 UPDATE




EXAM CONTAINS:



❖ NURS 611 EXAM 2


❖ ADVANCED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY NEWEST 2026


❖ QUESTIONS AND WELL DEFINED


❖ ANSWERS


❖ ALREADY GRADED A+


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, 1. Peptide hormones
Answer ..................... Hormones derived with a protein
structure-

they are water

soluble

-They are synthesized as prohormones and stored in secretory
granules

-when stimulus occur they are released

- example Proinsulin we make

about 60 to 70 units of proinsulin daily and only use about 1⁄2
of it




2. Amine hormones
Answer .................... Hormones derived from the amino acid

TYROSINE -T

- thyroid hormones t3 and t4




3. Steroid hormones
Answer ..................... they are FAT soluble

-Hormones that come from cholesterol; THESE are not

STORED. They are released as they are produced.



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4. Prolactinoma
Answer ............... is a pituitary tumor that secrete prolactin,
these

are the MOST COMMON of the hormonally active pituitary
adenomas

-Can cause amenorrhea, infertility, nonpuerperal milk

production, and hirsutism in woman. In men it can cause ED,

infertility and osteopenia




5. Alterations of Anterior Pituitary
Answer ....................................... Pituitary Adenomas - slow

growing - Tumors that occur in the

pituitary gland. Benign Adenoma

Invasive

Adenoma

Carcinomas

Most are

benign

Prolactinoma



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, 6. Prolactinoma
Answer ............... is a pituitary tumor that secrete prolactin,
these

are the MOST

COMMON of the hormonally active pituitary adenomas

-Can cause amenorrhea, infertility, nonpuerperal milk

production, and hirsutism in woman. In men it can cause ED,

infertility and osteopenia




7. Alterations of the Posterior Pituitary
Answer ............................................. Diabetes Insipidus




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