TEST BANK APPLIED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR THE ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSE
1ST EDITION BY LUCIE DLUGASCH, STORY: ISBN-10; 1284150453 / ISBN-13; 978-
1284150452
,Table cof cContents:
Chapter c1: cCellular cFunction
Chapter c2: cImmunity
Chapter c3: cHematopoietic cFunction
Chapter c4: cCardiovascular cFunction
Chapter c5: cRespiratory cFunction
Chapter c6: cFluid, cElectrolyte, cand cAcid-Base cHomeostasis
Chapter c7: cUrinary cFunction
Chapter c8: cReproductive cFunction
Chapter c9: cGastrointestinal cFunction
Chapter c10: cEndocrine cFunction
Chapter c11: cNeural cFunction
Chapter c12: cMusculoskeletal cFunction
Chapter c13: cIntegumentary cFunction
Chapter c14: cSensory cFunction
, Applied cPathophysiology cfor cthe cAdvanced cPractice cNurse
c1st cEdition cDlugasch c| cStory cTest cBank
Chapter c1 cCellular cFunction
1. The cnucleus , cwhich cis cessential cfor cfunction cand csurvival
cof cthe ccell.
A) is cthe c site c of cprotein csynthesis
B) contains cthe c genetic c code
C) transforms c cellular c energy
D) initiates c aerobic c metabolism
2. Although cenergy cis cnot cmade cin cmitochondria, cthey care cknown cas cthe
cpower cplants cof cthe ccell cbecause cthey:
A) contain c RNA c for c protein c synthesis.
B) utilize c glycolysis c for coxidative c energy.
C) extract cenergy c from c organic c compounds.
D) store c calcium c bonds c for c muscle c contractions.
3. Although cthe cbasic cstructure cof cthe ccell cplasma cmembrane cis cformed
cby ca clipid c bilayer, c most c of cthe c specific c membrane c functions care
c carried c out c by:
A) bound c and ctransmembrane c proteins.
B) complex, c long ccarbohydrate c chains.
C) surface c antigens c and c hormone c receptors.
D) a cgating csystem c of cselective cion cchannels.
4. To ceffectively crelay csignals, ccell-to-cell ccommunication cutilizes
cchemical cmessenger csystems cthat:
, A) displace c surface c receptor cproteins.
B) accumulate c within c cell c gap c junctions.
C) bind c to c contractile c microfilaments.
D) release c secretions cinto cextracellular c fluid.
5. Aerobic cmetabolism, calso cknown cas coxidative cmetabolism, cprovides
cenergy cby:
A) removing cthe c phosphate c bonds c from c ATP.
B) combining chydrogen c and c oxygen c to c form c water.
C) activating c pyruvate c stored c in c the c cytoplasm.
D) breaking cdown c glucose c to cform clactic c acid.
6. Exocytosis, cthe creverse cof cendocytosis, cis cimportant cin into
cthe cextracellular cfluid.
A) Engulfing c and c ingesting c fluid c and c proteins c for c transport
B) Killing, c degrading, c and c dissolving c harmful c microorganisms
C) Removing ccellular c debris c and creleasing c synthesized c substances
D) Destruction c of cparticles cby clysosomal c enzymes c for c secretion
7. The cprocess cresponsible cfor cgenerating cand cconducting cmembrane
cpotentials cis:
A) diffusion c of ccurrent-carrying c ions.
B) millivoltage c of celectrical c potential.
C) polarization c of ccharged c particles.
D) ion c channel c neurotransmission.
8. Epithelial ctissues care cclassified caccording cto cthe cshape cof cthe ccells cand
cthe cnumber cof clayers. cWhich cof cthe cfollowing cis ca ccorrectly cmatched
cdescription cand ctype cof cepithelial ctissue?
1ST EDITION BY LUCIE DLUGASCH, STORY: ISBN-10; 1284150453 / ISBN-13; 978-
1284150452
,Table cof cContents:
Chapter c1: cCellular cFunction
Chapter c2: cImmunity
Chapter c3: cHematopoietic cFunction
Chapter c4: cCardiovascular cFunction
Chapter c5: cRespiratory cFunction
Chapter c6: cFluid, cElectrolyte, cand cAcid-Base cHomeostasis
Chapter c7: cUrinary cFunction
Chapter c8: cReproductive cFunction
Chapter c9: cGastrointestinal cFunction
Chapter c10: cEndocrine cFunction
Chapter c11: cNeural cFunction
Chapter c12: cMusculoskeletal cFunction
Chapter c13: cIntegumentary cFunction
Chapter c14: cSensory cFunction
, Applied cPathophysiology cfor cthe cAdvanced cPractice cNurse
c1st cEdition cDlugasch c| cStory cTest cBank
Chapter c1 cCellular cFunction
1. The cnucleus , cwhich cis cessential cfor cfunction cand csurvival
cof cthe ccell.
A) is cthe c site c of cprotein csynthesis
B) contains cthe c genetic c code
C) transforms c cellular c energy
D) initiates c aerobic c metabolism
2. Although cenergy cis cnot cmade cin cmitochondria, cthey care cknown cas cthe
cpower cplants cof cthe ccell cbecause cthey:
A) contain c RNA c for c protein c synthesis.
B) utilize c glycolysis c for coxidative c energy.
C) extract cenergy c from c organic c compounds.
D) store c calcium c bonds c for c muscle c contractions.
3. Although cthe cbasic cstructure cof cthe ccell cplasma cmembrane cis cformed
cby ca clipid c bilayer, c most c of cthe c specific c membrane c functions care
c carried c out c by:
A) bound c and ctransmembrane c proteins.
B) complex, c long ccarbohydrate c chains.
C) surface c antigens c and c hormone c receptors.
D) a cgating csystem c of cselective cion cchannels.
4. To ceffectively crelay csignals, ccell-to-cell ccommunication cutilizes
cchemical cmessenger csystems cthat:
, A) displace c surface c receptor cproteins.
B) accumulate c within c cell c gap c junctions.
C) bind c to c contractile c microfilaments.
D) release c secretions cinto cextracellular c fluid.
5. Aerobic cmetabolism, calso cknown cas coxidative cmetabolism, cprovides
cenergy cby:
A) removing cthe c phosphate c bonds c from c ATP.
B) combining chydrogen c and c oxygen c to c form c water.
C) activating c pyruvate c stored c in c the c cytoplasm.
D) breaking cdown c glucose c to cform clactic c acid.
6. Exocytosis, cthe creverse cof cendocytosis, cis cimportant cin into
cthe cextracellular cfluid.
A) Engulfing c and c ingesting c fluid c and c proteins c for c transport
B) Killing, c degrading, c and c dissolving c harmful c microorganisms
C) Removing ccellular c debris c and creleasing c synthesized c substances
D) Destruction c of cparticles cby clysosomal c enzymes c for c secretion
7. The cprocess cresponsible cfor cgenerating cand cconducting cmembrane
cpotentials cis:
A) diffusion c of ccurrent-carrying c ions.
B) millivoltage c of celectrical c potential.
C) polarization c of ccharged c particles.
D) ion c channel c neurotransmission.
8. Epithelial ctissues care cclassified caccording cto cthe cshape cof cthe ccells cand
cthe cnumber cof clayers. cWhich cof cthe cfollowing cis ca ccorrectly cmatched
cdescription cand ctype cof cepithelial ctissue?
