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NUR 2063 Pathophysiology Exam 2.
Latest 2026-2027. Questions & Correct
Answers. Graded A



Explain hepatic encephalopathy? - ANSneuropsychiatric syndrome from
too much ammonia in the blood as the liver cannot break it down. results in
dementia and psychotic symptoms common along with jerking


Explain hypo motility phase - ANSthe bile is stasis allowing the stones to
grow more


Explain incubation stage of syphillis - ANSoccurs for 10 to 90 days after
first infected. No symptoms are noted


Explain late stage of syphillis - ANSmost destructive phase, causes major
cardiovascular and central nervous system damage, blindness and paresis
to bones. It is fatal


Explain latent stage of syphillis - ANSno symptoms present but the person
still has the bacteria in their body, person still contagious and can last up to
40 years


Explain nucleation phase - ANSthe bile crystals begin to stick together and
become larger stones

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,Explain polydipsia - ANSincreased thirst


Explain polyphagia - ANSincreased hunger


Explain polyuria - ANSincreased urination


Explain primary stage of syphillis - ANSa painless, single chancre ulcer is
formed at the port of entry, usually on the genitals. May resolve in 3-6
weeks


Explain secondary stage of syphillis - ANSa person will have a head to toe
rash accompanied by hepatitis, meningitis and nephritis, fevers, malaise,
sore throat, headache, and lymphadenopathy. Bacteria spreads


Explain supersaturation phase - ANSbile is saturated with cholesterol,
causing precipitation of cholesterol


Explain the the complication of anemia from CKD - ANSlack of
erythropoietin that the kidney produces to make new RBC's. Uremia
shortens RBC lifespan


Explain the the complication of bone and mineral disorders from CKD -
ANSelevated phosphorus and PTH causes altered bone or mineral
metabolism as the kidneys cannot reabsorb calcium




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, Explain the the complication of depression from CKD - ANSfrom the
disease, disruption of social interactions and relationships due to long
hours and days at dialysis


Explain the the complication of electrolyte imbalances from CKD -
ANSthere will be more potassium, phosphorus and magnesium retained


Explain the the complication of hypertension/cardiovascular disease from
CKD - ANScauses excess fluid in the blood, increase of plaque in the
vessels, hypervolemia, the heart must work harder


Explain the the complication of malnutrition from CKD - ANSdecreased
food intake, depression, dietary limitations with what they can eat


Explain the the complication of metabolic acidosis from CKD - ANSthere is
retention of acidic wastes that can cause hyperkalemia and arrhythmias


Explain the the complication of pain from CKD - ANS: from disease,
treatment, comorbidities


Explain the the complication of uremic syndrome from CKD - ANSmetabolic
waste can't leave, it can precipitate on the skin as frost


Explain what ascites is? - ANSpathological accumulation of fluid in the
peritoneal cavity due to the loss of albumin in the liver, causing fluid to be
free amongst the cells. It can cause a lot of pain in the abdomen, and it
must be drained with a parenthesis

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