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algPracticeg1stgEditiongTkacs
Chapterg1.gTHEg FOUNDATIONALgCONCEPTSgOFgCLINICALPRACTICE
1. Thegcharacteristic,g localizedg cardinalgsignsg ofgacuteginflammationg include:
A) fever.
B) fatigue.
C) redness.
D) granuloma.
2.
Thegvascular,ghemodynamicgstagegofgacuteginflammationgisginitiatedgbyg
momentarygvasoconstrictiongfollowedgbygvasodilationgthatgcausesglocalized
:
A) bleeding.
B) congestion.
C) palegskin.
D) coolness.
3.
Thegcellulargstagegofgacuteginflammationgisgmarkedgbygthegmovementgof
gleukocytesgintogthegarea.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggcellsgarrivesgearlyginggr
eatgnumbers?
A) Basophils
B) Lymphocytes
C) Neutrophils
D) Platelets
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4.
Thegphagocytosisgprocessginvolvesgthreegdistinctgsteps.gWhatgisgthegini
tialgstepgingthegprocess?
A) Engulfment
B) Intracellulargkilling
C) Antigengmargination
D) Recognitiongandg adherence
5.
Whichgofgthegfollowinggmediatorsgofginflammationgcausesgincreasedgcapill
arygpermeabilitygandgpain?
A) Serotonin
B) Histamine
C) Bradykinin
D) Nitricgoxide
6.
Inflammatorygexudatesgaregagcombinationgofgseveralgtypes.gWhichgofg
thegfollowinggexudatesgisgcomposedgofgenmeshedgnecroticgcells?
A) Serous
B) Fibrinous
C) Suppurative
D) Membranous
7. Thegacute-
phasegsystemicgresponsegusuallygbeginsgwithinghoursgofgthegonsetgofginfla
mmationgandgincludes:
A) fevergandglethargy.
B) decreasedgC-reactivegprotein.
C) positivegnitrogengbalance.
D) lowgerythrocytegsedimentationgrate.
8.
Ingcontrastgtogacuteginflammation,gchronicginflammationgisgcharacterizedg
bygwhichgofgthegfollowinggphenomena?
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A) Profusegfibrinousgexudation
B) Agshiftgtogthegleftg ofggranulocytes
C) Metabolicgandgrespiratorygalkalosis
D) Lymphocytosisgandgactivatedg macrophages
9. Exogenousgpyrogensg(interleukin-
1)gandgthegpresencegofgbacteriagingthegbloodgleadgtogthegreleasegofgendogeno
usgpyrogensgthat:
A) stabilizegthermalgcontrolgingtheg brain.
B) produceg leukocytosisg andg anorexia.
C) blockgviralgreplicationgingcells.
D) inhibitgprostaglandingrelease.
10 Angoldergadultgpatientg hasgjustgshearedgthegskingonghergelbowgwhilegattempted
.
togboostgherselfgupgingbed,gangeventgthatghasgprecipitatedgacuteginflammat
iongingthegregiongsurroundinggthegwound.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggeventsgw
illgoccurgduringgthegvasculargstagegofgthegpatientsginflammation?
A) Outpouringgofgexudategintoginterstitialgspaces
B) Chemotaxis
C) Accumulationgofgleukocytesgalonggthegepithelium
D) Phagocytosisgofgcellulargdebris
11 Whichgofgtheg followingg individualsgmostg likelyghasgtheg highestgriskgof
. experiencinggchronicg inflammation?
A) Agpatientg whoghasgrecentlygbeengdiagnosedg withgtypeg2gdiabetes
B) Agpatientgwhog isgagcarriergofgangantibiotic-resistantgorganism
C) Agpatientgwhog isgtakinggoralgantibioticsg forg anguppergrespiratoryginfection
D) Agpatientgwhogisg morbidlygobesegandg whoghasg agsedentaryglifestyle
12 Whichgofgtheg followingg coreg bodygtemperaturesg isgwithing normalg range?
.
A) 35.9Cg (96.6F)
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B) 38.0Cg (100.4F)
C) 35.5Cg (95.9F)
D) 37.3Cg (99.1F)
13 Agpostsurgicalgpatientg whogisgrecoveringg ingthegpostanestheticgrecoverygunit
.
statesgthatgshegisgfreezinggcold.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggmeasuresgisglikel
ygtogbeginitiatedgingthegpatientsghypothalamusgingangeffortgtogreducegheatglo
ss?
A) Openinggofgarteriovenousg(AV)gshunts
B) Reducedgexhalationgofgwarmedgair
C) Contractiongofgpilomotorg muscles
D) Decreasedgurinegproduction
14 Angelderlygpatientg isgdressedg onlygingaghospitalggowng andgcomplainsg ofga
.
draftginghergroom.gConsequently,gsheghasgrequestedgagwarmgblanketgwhileg
shegsitsginghergwheelchair.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggmechanismsgofgheatglossg
isgmostglikelygthegprimarygcausegofghergrequest?
A) Evaporationgandg conduction
B) Radiationgandg convection
C) Conductiongandg convection
D) Convectiongandg evaporation
15 Whichgofgtheg followinggpathophysiologicg processesg aregcapablegofginducing
. thegproductiongofgpyrogens?g Selectgallgthatgapply.
A) Acuteginflammation
B) Obesity
C) Myocardialginfarction
D) Malignancy
E) Renalgfailure
16 Whichgofgtheg followinggpatientsgisgmostg likelygtogbeg susceptiblegto
. developinggag neurogenicg fever?
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AdvancedgPhysiologygandgPathophysiologygEssentialsgforgClinic
algPracticeg1stgEditiongTkacs
Chapterg1.gTHEg FOUNDATIONALgCONCEPTSgOFgCLINICALPRACTICE
1. Thegcharacteristic,g localizedg cardinalgsignsg ofgacuteginflammationg include:
A) fever.
B) fatigue.
C) redness.
D) granuloma.
2.
Thegvascular,ghemodynamicgstagegofgacuteginflammationgisginitiatedgbyg
momentarygvasoconstrictiongfollowedgbygvasodilationgthatgcausesglocalized
:
A) bleeding.
B) congestion.
C) palegskin.
D) coolness.
3.
Thegcellulargstagegofgacuteginflammationgisgmarkedgbygthegmovementgof
gleukocytesgintogthegarea.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggcellsgarrivesgearlyginggr
eatgnumbers?
A) Basophils
B) Lymphocytes
C) Neutrophils
D) Platelets
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4.
Thegphagocytosisgprocessginvolvesgthreegdistinctgsteps.gWhatgisgthegini
tialgstepgingthegprocess?
A) Engulfment
B) Intracellulargkilling
C) Antigengmargination
D) Recognitiongandg adherence
5.
Whichgofgthegfollowinggmediatorsgofginflammationgcausesgincreasedgcapill
arygpermeabilitygandgpain?
A) Serotonin
B) Histamine
C) Bradykinin
D) Nitricgoxide
6.
Inflammatorygexudatesgaregagcombinationgofgseveralgtypes.gWhichgofg
thegfollowinggexudatesgisgcomposedgofgenmeshedgnecroticgcells?
A) Serous
B) Fibrinous
C) Suppurative
D) Membranous
7. Thegacute-
phasegsystemicgresponsegusuallygbeginsgwithinghoursgofgthegonsetgofginfla
mmationgandgincludes:
A) fevergandglethargy.
B) decreasedgC-reactivegprotein.
C) positivegnitrogengbalance.
D) lowgerythrocytegsedimentationgrate.
8.
Ingcontrastgtogacuteginflammation,gchronicginflammationgisgcharacterizedg
bygwhichgofgthegfollowinggphenomena?
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A) Profusegfibrinousgexudation
B) Agshiftgtogthegleftg ofggranulocytes
C) Metabolicgandgrespiratorygalkalosis
D) Lymphocytosisgandgactivatedg macrophages
9. Exogenousgpyrogensg(interleukin-
1)gandgthegpresencegofgbacteriagingthegbloodgleadgtogthegreleasegofgendogeno
usgpyrogensgthat:
A) stabilizegthermalgcontrolgingtheg brain.
B) produceg leukocytosisg andg anorexia.
C) blockgviralgreplicationgingcells.
D) inhibitgprostaglandingrelease.
10 Angoldergadultgpatientg hasgjustgshearedgthegskingonghergelbowgwhilegattempted
.
togboostgherselfgupgingbed,gangeventgthatghasgprecipitatedgacuteginflammat
iongingthegregiongsurroundinggthegwound.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggeventsgw
illgoccurgduringgthegvasculargstagegofgthegpatientsginflammation?
A) Outpouringgofgexudategintoginterstitialgspaces
B) Chemotaxis
C) Accumulationgofgleukocytesgalonggthegepithelium
D) Phagocytosisgofgcellulargdebris
11 Whichgofgtheg followingg individualsgmostg likelyghasgtheg highestgriskgof
. experiencinggchronicg inflammation?
A) Agpatientg whoghasgrecentlygbeengdiagnosedg withgtypeg2gdiabetes
B) Agpatientgwhog isgagcarriergofgangantibiotic-resistantgorganism
C) Agpatientgwhog isgtakinggoralgantibioticsg forg anguppergrespiratoryginfection
D) Agpatientgwhogisg morbidlygobesegandg whoghasg agsedentaryglifestyle
12 Whichgofgtheg followingg coreg bodygtemperaturesg isgwithing normalg range?
.
A) 35.9Cg (96.6F)
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B) 38.0Cg (100.4F)
C) 35.5Cg (95.9F)
D) 37.3Cg (99.1F)
13 Agpostsurgicalgpatientg whogisgrecoveringg ingthegpostanestheticgrecoverygunit
.
statesgthatgshegisgfreezinggcold.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggmeasuresgisglikel
ygtogbeginitiatedgingthegpatientsghypothalamusgingangeffortgtogreducegheatglo
ss?
A) Openinggofgarteriovenousg(AV)gshunts
B) Reducedgexhalationgofgwarmedgair
C) Contractiongofgpilomotorg muscles
D) Decreasedgurinegproduction
14 Angelderlygpatientg isgdressedg onlygingaghospitalggowng andgcomplainsg ofga
.
draftginghergroom.gConsequently,gsheghasgrequestedgagwarmgblanketgwhileg
shegsitsginghergwheelchair.gWhichgofgthegfollowinggmechanismsgofgheatglossg
isgmostglikelygthegprimarygcausegofghergrequest?
A) Evaporationgandg conduction
B) Radiationgandg convection
C) Conductiongandg convection
D) Convectiongandg evaporation
15 Whichgofgtheg followinggpathophysiologicg processesg aregcapablegofginducing
. thegproductiongofgpyrogens?g Selectgallgthatgapply.
A) Acuteginflammation
B) Obesity
C) Myocardialginfarction
D) Malignancy
E) Renalgfailure
16 Whichgofgtheg followinggpatientsgisgmostg likelygtogbeg susceptiblegto
. developinggag neurogenicg fever?