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NSU NURSING PATHOPHYSIOLOGY EXAM 1
CLICKER QUESTIONS 2025/26 WITH 100%
SOLVED ANSWERS.




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Term



Mr. D was boiling water and the pot tipped over on him. He has
painful, bright pink, blistering burns over most of his left arm and chest



Question:
How would you categorize this burn?



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Third degree full thickness burn

, Second degree partial
thickness burn

Fourth degree full thickness burn First degree partial thickness burn


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Definition



1: Superficial spreading
2: Nodular
3: Lentigo maligna
4: Acral lentiginous



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Injured blood vessels Enlargement of the prostate
accumulate deposits of (BPH) due to androgens
calcium




True or False
Cell injury is Four Types of Melanomas
reversible


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Term



True or False

, Dry gangrene is due to bacterial invasion and lack of
venous return


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o True

But, it usually indicates severe injury




o True

Cell injury is reversible to a certain point, depending on the severity
of the injury, the blood supply, nutritional status, and regenerative
capability




o False

Wet gangrene- bacterial invasion and lack of venous return
causing swelling

Dry gangrene- lack of arterial blood flow and coagulation occurs




o False

Hypoxia --> reduced ATP --> failure of the Na-K-ATPase Pump


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Term



Abnormal lipid accumulation in the brain and tissue as
a result of Tay- Sachs disease is an example of what?
A. Intracellular accumulation

, B.Pathological Calcification
C. Metaplasia
D.Hyperplasia


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Metaplasia

FYI: This condition is called A. Intracellular accumulation
Barrett esophagus)



Second degree partial
thickness burn Intracellular Accumulation



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Term



Very young have immature structures and older adults
have decreased functional reserve that limits adaptation



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Weight Height




Age Gender


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