MARYVILLE NURS 611 PATHO EXAM 1 |COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH EXPERT
SOLUTIONS| 2026 LATEST UPDATED| A+
1. Influence cell damage by giving up electron causing chemical injury to
the cell membrane: free radical
2. These are also considered Reactive Oxygen Species: Free radicals
3. during cell injury ____ ____ cause enzymatic digestion of the ________ &
________ which Halts what?: nucleus, nucleolus, lysosomal leaking, synthesis
of the DNA
4. How does HYPERKALEMIA affect CARDIAC CONTRACTILITY?:
Hypopolarization of the cardiac cells
5. What is the pathophysiology in cardiac rhythm caused by
HYPERKALEMIA: -
Hypopolarization
6. What 3 things influence the Calcium/Phosphate balance?: parathyroid
hormone, calcitonine, vit d
, 7. What is the most common type of pathological hyperplasia?:
endometrial
8. What is the most common type of compensatory hyperplasia: liver
regeneration 9. What type of CELLULAR ADAPTATION occurs in the LUNGS
induced by irritant
such as smoking: METAPLASIA the replacement of normal columnar cells
with ciliated cells in the BRONCHIAL LINING
10. how is INSULIN used to treat HYPERKALEMIA: Insulin carries K+ along
with glucose from the blood into the cells
11. What is the major cause of hypocalcemia in anemic patients: massive
blood administration / blood transfusions
12. Two main causes of hyperkalemia: renal failure, Addison's disease
13. What autosomal dominant disease has an age dependent penetrance?:
-
Huntington's chorea
14. 5% of Breast cancer is what type of autosomal disease: Dominant
SOLUTIONS| 2026 LATEST UPDATED| A+
1. Influence cell damage by giving up electron causing chemical injury to
the cell membrane: free radical
2. These are also considered Reactive Oxygen Species: Free radicals
3. during cell injury ____ ____ cause enzymatic digestion of the ________ &
________ which Halts what?: nucleus, nucleolus, lysosomal leaking, synthesis
of the DNA
4. How does HYPERKALEMIA affect CARDIAC CONTRACTILITY?:
Hypopolarization of the cardiac cells
5. What is the pathophysiology in cardiac rhythm caused by
HYPERKALEMIA: -
Hypopolarization
6. What 3 things influence the Calcium/Phosphate balance?: parathyroid
hormone, calcitonine, vit d
, 7. What is the most common type of pathological hyperplasia?:
endometrial
8. What is the most common type of compensatory hyperplasia: liver
regeneration 9. What type of CELLULAR ADAPTATION occurs in the LUNGS
induced by irritant
such as smoking: METAPLASIA the replacement of normal columnar cells
with ciliated cells in the BRONCHIAL LINING
10. how is INSULIN used to treat HYPERKALEMIA: Insulin carries K+ along
with glucose from the blood into the cells
11. What is the major cause of hypocalcemia in anemic patients: massive
blood administration / blood transfusions
12. Two main causes of hyperkalemia: renal failure, Addison's disease
13. What autosomal dominant disease has an age dependent penetrance?:
-
Huntington's chorea
14. 5% of Breast cancer is what type of autosomal disease: Dominant
