NUR 2063 ABG EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
What is pathophysiology? - ANS What is pathophysiology?
What is etiology? - ANS The exact cause of a disease.
What does idiopathic mean? - ANS A disease with no known cause.
What is a nosocomial infection? - ANS One acquired in a healthcare setting.
Define iatrogenic condition. - ANS A condition caused by medical treatment.
What are clinical manifestations? - ANS Signs and symptoms of a disease.
Define 'signs'. - ANS Observable and measurable findings (e.g., labs, vitals).
Define 'symptoms'. - ANS What the patient reports (e.g., pain, nausea).
What is the difference between local and systemic manifestations? - ANS Local = confined to
one area; Systemic = throughout the body.
Define incidence. - ANS Number of new cases in a given time.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
What is pathophysiology? - ANS What is pathophysiology?
What is etiology? - ANS The exact cause of a disease.
What does idiopathic mean? - ANS A disease with no known cause.
What is a nosocomial infection? - ANS One acquired in a healthcare setting.
Define iatrogenic condition. - ANS A condition caused by medical treatment.
What are clinical manifestations? - ANS Signs and symptoms of a disease.
Define 'signs'. - ANS Observable and measurable findings (e.g., labs, vitals).
Define 'symptoms'. - ANS What the patient reports (e.g., pain, nausea).
What is the difference between local and systemic manifestations? - ANS Local = confined to
one area; Systemic = throughout the body.
Define incidence. - ANS Number of new cases in a given time.
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