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Pathophysiology Final Exam Study Guide Review Exam 1 with correct answers 100% 2026 what is morbidity ? - Correct Answers -describes the effects an illness has on a person's life -Concerned with the incidence, persistence, and long-term consequences of disease what is mortality ? - Correct Answers pertains to the causes of death in a given population -Cells revert to *smaller size* in response to decreased workload or adverse environmental conditions -Occurs when cell environment cannot support its metabolic requirements -Cells smaller size allows for less metabolic demand and is compatible with survival - Correct Answers atrophy -Increase in cell size -Results in enlargement of functioning tissue mass -increases cell functional components which leads to greater metabolic demand - Correct Answers Hypertrophy -Normal stimuli includes exercise EX: weightlifting - cardiac ______ due to enlargement of each cardiac muscle cell - Correct Answers Physiologic Hypertrophy -Increased cellular size without an increase in the supportive structures necessary for increased metabolic needs -Occurs with disease process or compensatory maladaptation -EX: left ventricular ______ in face of hypertension - Correct Answers Pathologic

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Pathophysiology Final Exam Study
Guide Review Exam 1 with correct
answers 100% 2026
what is morbidity ? - Correct Answers -describes the effects an illness has on a person's life

-Concerned with the incidence, persistence, and long-term consequences of disease



what is mortality ? - Correct Answers pertains to the causes of death in a given population



-Cells revert to *smaller size* in response to decreased workload or adverse environmental
conditions

-Occurs when cell environment cannot support its metabolic requirements

-Cells smaller size allows for less metabolic demand and is compatible with survival - Correct
Answers atrophy



-Increase in cell size

-Results in enlargement of functioning tissue mass

-increases cell functional components which leads to greater metabolic demand - Correct
Answers Hypertrophy



-Normal stimuli includes exercise

EX: weightlifting -> cardiac ______ due to enlargement of each cardiac muscle cell - Correct
Answers Physiologic Hypertrophy



-Increased cellular size without an increase in the supportive structures necessary for increased
metabolic needs

-Occurs with disease process or compensatory maladaptation

-EX: left ventricular ______ in face of hypertension - Correct Answers Pathologic Hypertrophy

, -Increase in number of cells in a tissue or organ

-Occurs only in tissues which are capable of mitotic division such as epithelium and glandular
tissue

-Stimulated by hormonal or compensatory cellular mechanisms - Correct Answers Hyperplasia



-Hormonal: Stimulation in pregnancy-estrogen stimulation results in mitotic division of breast
gland cells

-Compensatory: Regeneration of liver after partial hepatectomy - Correct Answers Physiologic
Hyperplasia



Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: nonmalignant condition relation to action of androgens on
prostate. - Correct Answers Non-Physiologic Hyperplasia



-Replacement of one cell type by another cell type

-Likely result of cells genetic reprogramming in response to change in environmental conditions

-Occurs in response to chronic inflammation or irritation

-Allows for substitution of cells that are better able to survive under circumstances in which a
fragile cell type might succumb

-Ex: Inflammation in lower esophagus (GERD) causes normal squamous epithelium type cells
into columnar stomach-like cells (greater tolerance to acid) - Correct Answers Metaplasia



-Deranged cellular growth within a specific tissue

-Results in cells that vary in size, shape and organization

-Adaptive but reversible

-Associated with chronic inflammation of irritation

-Ex: Cervical dysplasia (precursor to cancer) - Correct Answers Dysplasia

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