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GOULD'S PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS 7TH EDITION
VANMETER AND HUBERT|COMPLETE CHAPTERS 1-28
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PATHOPHYSIOLOGY .............................................................................. 3
CHAPTER 02: FLUID, ELECTROLYTE, AND ACID-BASE IMBALANCES ......................................................... 22
CHAPTER 03: INTRODUCTION TO BASIC PHARMACOLOGY AND OTHER COMMON THERAPIES ............ 40
CHAPTER 04: PAIN ...................................................................................................................................... 46
CHAPTER 05: INFLAMMATION AND HEALING ........................................................................................... 59
CHAPTER 06: INFECTION ............................................................................................................................ 91
CHAPTER 07: IMMUNITY .......................................................................................................................... 115
CHAPTER 08: SKIN DISORDERS................................................................................................................. 134
CHAPTER 09: MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS........................................................................................ 149
CHAPTER 10: BLOOD AND CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISORDERS .............................................................. 172
CHAPTER 11: LYMPHATIC SYSTEM DISORDERS ....................................................................................... 199
CHAPTER 12: CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DISORDERS ........................................................................... 204
CHAPTER 13: RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISORDERS ................................................................................... 256
CHAPTER 14: NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS .............................................................................................. 306
CHAPTER 15: DISORDERS OF THE EYE, EAR, AND OTHER SENSORY ORGANS ........................................ 357
CHAPTER 16: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM DISORDERS ...................................................................................... 374
CHAPTER 17: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 405
CHAPTER 18: URINARY SYSTEM DISORDERS ........................................................................................... 458
CHAPTER 19: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM DISORDERS ................................................................................ 493
CHAPTER 20: NEOPLASMS AND CANCER................................................................................................. 515
CHAPTER 21: CONGENITAL AND GENETIC DISORDERS ........................................................................... 535
CHAPTER 22: COMPLICATIONS DUE TO PREGNANCY ............................................................................. 552
CHAPTER 23: COMPLICATIONS DUE TO ADOLESCENCE .......................................................................... 560
CHAPTER 24: COMPLICATIONS DUE TO AGING....................................................................................... 571
CHAPTER 25: IMMOBILITY AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ...................................................................... 579
CHAPTER 26: STRESS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ............................................................................... 587
CHAPTER 27: SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ........................................................... 593
CHAPTER 28: ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ............................................ 601
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TEST BANK FOR GOULD'S PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS 7TH EDITION VANMETER
AND HUBERT
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
MULTIPLE CHOCE
1. WHICH Of The Following Would Be The Most Likely Cause Of An Iatrogenic Disease?
A. An Inherited Disorder
B. A Combination Of Specific Etiological Factors
C. An Unwanted Effect Of A Prescribed DRUG
D. Prolonged Exposure To Toxic Chemicals In The Environment
ANS>> C
2. The Manifestations Of A Disease Are Best Defined As The
A. Subjective Feelings Of Discomfort During A Chronic Illness.
B. Signs And Symptoms Of A Disease.
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C. Factors That Precipitate An Acute Episode Of A Chronic Illness.
D. Early Indicators Of The Prodromal Stage Of Infection.
ANS>> B
3. The Best Definition Of The Term Prognosis Is The
A. Precipitating Factors Causing An Acute Episode.
B. Number Of Remissions To Be Expected During The Course Of A Chronic Illness.
C. Predicted Outcome Or Likelihood Of Recovery From A Specific Disease.
D. Exacerbations Occurring During Chronic Illness.
ANS>> C
4. WHICH Of The Following Is Considered A Systemic Sign Of Disease?
A. Swelling Of The Knee
B. Fever
C. Pain In The Neck
D. Red Rash On The Face
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ANS>> B
5. Etiology Is Defined As The Study Of The
A. Causes Of A Disease.
B. Course Of A Disease.
C. Expected Complications Of A Disease.
D. Manifestations Of A Disease.
ANS>> A
6. A Type Of Cellular Adaptation In WHICH There Is A Decrease In Cell Size Is Referred To As
A. Hypertrophy.
B. Metaplasia.
C. Anaplasia.
D. Atrophy.
ANS>> D
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7. A Change In A Tissue Marked By Cells That Vary In Size And Shape And Show Increased Mitotic
Figures Would Be Called
A. Metaplasia.
B. Atrophy.
C. Dysplasia.
D. Hypertrophy.
ANS>> C
8. A Deficit Of Oxygen In The Cells Usually Due To Respiratory Or Circulatory Problems Is Called
A. Apoptosis.
B. Ischemia.
C. Hypertrophy.
D. Necrosis.
ANS>> B
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9. When A Group Of Cells In The Body Dies, The Change Is Called
A. Ischemia.
B. Gangrene.
C. Hypoxia.
D. Necrosis.
ANS>> D
10. Rigorous Weightlifting/Body Building Regimens May Result In The Skeletal Muscle Cells
Undergoing
A. Hypertrophy.
B. Dysplasia.
C. Atrophy.
D. Regeneration.
ANS>> A
11. The Term Cancer Refers To
TEST BANK FOR
GOULD'S PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS 7TH EDITION
VANMETER AND HUBERT|COMPLETE CHAPTERS 1-28
, GOULD'S
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PATHOPHYSIOLOGY .............................................................................. 3
CHAPTER 02: FLUID, ELECTROLYTE, AND ACID-BASE IMBALANCES ......................................................... 22
CHAPTER 03: INTRODUCTION TO BASIC PHARMACOLOGY AND OTHER COMMON THERAPIES ............ 40
CHAPTER 04: PAIN ...................................................................................................................................... 46
CHAPTER 05: INFLAMMATION AND HEALING ........................................................................................... 59
CHAPTER 06: INFECTION ............................................................................................................................ 91
CHAPTER 07: IMMUNITY .......................................................................................................................... 115
CHAPTER 08: SKIN DISORDERS................................................................................................................. 134
CHAPTER 09: MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS........................................................................................ 149
CHAPTER 10: BLOOD AND CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISORDERS .............................................................. 172
CHAPTER 11: LYMPHATIC SYSTEM DISORDERS ....................................................................................... 199
CHAPTER 12: CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DISORDERS ........................................................................... 204
CHAPTER 13: RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISORDERS ................................................................................... 256
CHAPTER 14: NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS .............................................................................................. 306
CHAPTER 15: DISORDERS OF THE EYE, EAR, AND OTHER SENSORY ORGANS ........................................ 357
CHAPTER 16: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM DISORDERS ...................................................................................... 374
CHAPTER 17: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISORDERS ......................................................................................... 405
CHAPTER 18: URINARY SYSTEM DISORDERS ........................................................................................... 458
CHAPTER 19: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM DISORDERS ................................................................................ 493
CHAPTER 20: NEOPLASMS AND CANCER................................................................................................. 515
CHAPTER 21: CONGENITAL AND GENETIC DISORDERS ........................................................................... 535
CHAPTER 22: COMPLICATIONS DUE TO PREGNANCY ............................................................................. 552
CHAPTER 23: COMPLICATIONS DUE TO ADOLESCENCE .......................................................................... 560
CHAPTER 24: COMPLICATIONS DUE TO AGING....................................................................................... 571
CHAPTER 25: IMMOBILITY AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ...................................................................... 579
CHAPTER 26: STRESS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ............................................................................... 587
CHAPTER 27: SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ........................................................... 593
CHAPTER 28: ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS ............................................ 601
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TEST BANK FOR GOULD'S PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS 7TH EDITION VANMETER
AND HUBERT
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
MULTIPLE CHOCE
1. WHICH Of The Following Would Be The Most Likely Cause Of An Iatrogenic Disease?
A. An Inherited Disorder
B. A Combination Of Specific Etiological Factors
C. An Unwanted Effect Of A Prescribed DRUG
D. Prolonged Exposure To Toxic Chemicals In The Environment
ANS>> C
2. The Manifestations Of A Disease Are Best Defined As The
A. Subjective Feelings Of Discomfort During A Chronic Illness.
B. Signs And Symptoms Of A Disease.
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C. Factors That Precipitate An Acute Episode Of A Chronic Illness.
D. Early Indicators Of The Prodromal Stage Of Infection.
ANS>> B
3. The Best Definition Of The Term Prognosis Is The
A. Precipitating Factors Causing An Acute Episode.
B. Number Of Remissions To Be Expected During The Course Of A Chronic Illness.
C. Predicted Outcome Or Likelihood Of Recovery From A Specific Disease.
D. Exacerbations Occurring During Chronic Illness.
ANS>> C
4. WHICH Of The Following Is Considered A Systemic Sign Of Disease?
A. Swelling Of The Knee
B. Fever
C. Pain In The Neck
D. Red Rash On The Face
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ANS>> B
5. Etiology Is Defined As The Study Of The
A. Causes Of A Disease.
B. Course Of A Disease.
C. Expected Complications Of A Disease.
D. Manifestations Of A Disease.
ANS>> A
6. A Type Of Cellular Adaptation In WHICH There Is A Decrease In Cell Size Is Referred To As
A. Hypertrophy.
B. Metaplasia.
C. Anaplasia.
D. Atrophy.
ANS>> D
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7. A Change In A Tissue Marked By Cells That Vary In Size And Shape And Show Increased Mitotic
Figures Would Be Called
A. Metaplasia.
B. Atrophy.
C. Dysplasia.
D. Hypertrophy.
ANS>> C
8. A Deficit Of Oxygen In The Cells Usually Due To Respiratory Or Circulatory Problems Is Called
A. Apoptosis.
B. Ischemia.
C. Hypertrophy.
D. Necrosis.
ANS>> B
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9. When A Group Of Cells In The Body Dies, The Change Is Called
A. Ischemia.
B. Gangrene.
C. Hypoxia.
D. Necrosis.
ANS>> D
10. Rigorous Weightlifting/Body Building Regimens May Result In The Skeletal Muscle Cells
Undergoing
A. Hypertrophy.
B. Dysplasia.
C. Atrophy.
D. Regeneration.
ANS>> A
11. The Term Cancer Refers To
