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NSG520 MODULE 1 EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS &lt;RECENT VERSION&gt; 1. Pathophysiology - ANSWER The study of functional or physiological changes in the body that result from disease processes 2. Disease - ANSWER Deviation from the normal state of homeostasis or health marked by specific signs and symptoms 3. Homeostasis - ANSWER maintenance of a stable internal environment 4. Etiology - ANSWER cause of disease (ex: congenital defects, inherited disorder, microorganisms etc) 5. Diagnosis - ANSWER identification of a disease through evaluation of signs, symptoms, labs, imaging etc. 6. Prognosis - ANSWER a prediction of the course of a disease/likelihood of recovery 7. Signs - ANSWER objectively observed indicators of a disorder (fever, rash, pallor) 8. Symptoms - ANSWER Subjective characteristics of disease felt only by the patient (nausea, pain, fatigue) 9. Primary prevention - ANSWER Preventing disease before it occurs, vaccine 10. Secondary prevention - ANSWER Efforts to limit the effects of an injury or illness that you cannot completely prevent, taking daily aspirin post MI 11. Tertiary prevention - ANSWER actions taken to contain damage once a disease or disability has progressed beyond its early stages, cardiac rehab post MI 12. disuse atrophy - ANSWER when limb is placed in cast for a long time 13. senile atrophy - ANSWER chronic ischemia from decrease in blood to brain 14. denervation atrophy - ANSWER peripheral neuropathies, less ER, less mitochondria, less myofilaments 15. physiologic hypertrophy - ANSWER increased demand, stimulated by hormones ex: Runner's heart 16. pathologic hypertrophy - ANSWER chronic hemodynamic overload from hypertension 17. compensatory hyperplasia - ANSWER enables organs to regenerate 18. hormonal hyperplasia - ANSWER estrogen dependent organs 19. leukocyte chemotaxis (C5a) - ANSWER chemical signaling that sends WBCs to area of inflammation 20. cell lysis - ANSWER membrane attack complex, create pores in outer membrane of cells or bacteria, water infuses into cell 21. extrinsic pathway of clotting system - ANSWER tissue factor TF is released by damages endothelial cells in vessels 22. name for tissue factor - ANSWER tissue thromboplastin 23. intrinsic pathway of clotting system - ANSWER vessel wall damage causes negatively charged subendothelial substances to come in contact w/ Hageman factor (factor VII) 24. steps of clotting system - ANSWER 1. thrombin activates fibrinogen to form fibrin 2. fibrin forms fibrin clot 3. initiate formation of 2 fibrinopeptides 25. factor XIIa of kinin system activates: - ANSWER 1. prekallikrein 2. kallikrein 3. kininogen 4. bradykinin 26. protease inhibitors and carboxypeptidase - ANSWER inhibit complement system 27. kininase and histaminase - ANSWER inhibit kinin system 28. clinical manifestations of cute inflammation - ANSWER 1. fever 2. leukocytosis 3. increase plasma proteins 29. Timolol - ANSWER Contraindicated in patients with bronchial asthma, severe COPD, sinus bradycardia, 2nd/3rd degree AV block, cardiac failure, or cardiogenic shock. 30. Timolol Dosage - ANSWER 1 drop of 0.05% Timolol eye drops is the same as 10mg timolol PO. 31. Timolol Mechanism - ANSWER Timolol is a beta1 and beta2 blocker. 32. Glucocorticoids - ANSWER Steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, mainly used for short-term treatment of many inflammatory disorders. 33. Glucocorticoids Function - ANSWER Natural hormones produced by the adrenal cortex which affect carbohydrate metabolism and mineralocorticoids that impact salt and water balance.

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NSG520 MODULE 1 EXAM STUDY GUIDE
2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWER ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<RECENT VERSION>


1. Pathophysiology - ANSWER ✔ The study of functional or physiological
changes in the body that result from disease processes


2. Disease - ANSWER ✔ Deviation from the normal state of homeostasis or
health marked by specific signs and symptoms


3. Homeostasis - ANSWER ✔ maintenance of a stable internal environment


4. Etiology - ANSWER ✔ cause of disease (ex: congenital defects, inherited
disorder, microorganisms etc)


5. Diagnosis - ANSWER ✔ identification of a disease through evaluation of
signs, symptoms, labs, imaging etc.


6. Prognosis - ANSWER ✔ a prediction of the course of a disease/likelihood of
recovery


7. Signs - ANSWER ✔ objectively observed indicators of a disorder (fever,
rash, pallor)

,8. Symptoms - ANSWER ✔ Subjective characteristics of disease felt only by
the patient (nausea, pain, fatigue)


9. Primary prevention - ANSWER ✔ Preventing disease before it occurs,
vaccine


10.Secondary prevention - ANSWER ✔ Efforts to limit the effects of an injury
or illness that you cannot completely prevent, taking daily aspirin post MI


11.Tertiary prevention - ANSWER ✔ actions taken to contain damage once a
disease or disability has progressed beyond its early stages, cardiac rehab
post MI


12.disuse atrophy - ANSWER ✔ when limb is placed in cast for a long time


13.senile atrophy - ANSWER ✔ chronic ischemia from decrease in blood to
brain


14.denervation atrophy - ANSWER ✔ peripheral neuropathies, less ER, less
mitochondria, less myofilaments


15.physiologic hypertrophy - ANSWER ✔ increased demand, stimulated by
hormones ex: Runner's heart


16.pathologic hypertrophy - ANSWER ✔ chronic hemodynamic overload from
hypertension

,17.compensatory hyperplasia - ANSWER ✔ enables organs to regenerate


18.hormonal hyperplasia - ANSWER ✔ estrogen dependent organs


19.leukocyte chemotaxis (C5a) - ANSWER ✔ chemical signaling that sends
WBCs to area of inflammation


20.cell lysis - ANSWER ✔ membrane attack complex, create pores in outer
membrane of cells or bacteria, water infuses into cell


21.extrinsic pathway of clotting system - ANSWER ✔ tissue factor TF is
released by damages endothelial cells in vessels


22.name for tissue factor - ANSWER ✔ tissue thromboplastin


23.intrinsic pathway of clotting system - ANSWER ✔ vessel wall damage
causes negatively charged subendothelial substances to come in contact w/
Hageman factor (factor VII)


24.steps of clotting system - ANSWER ✔ 1. thrombin activates fibrinogen to
form fibrin
2. fibrin forms fibrin clot
3. initiate formation of 2 fibrinopeptides


25.factor XIIa of kinin system activates: - ANSWER ✔ 1. prekallikrein
2. kallikrein
3. kininogen

, 4. bradykinin


26.protease inhibitors and carboxypeptidase - ANSWER ✔ inhibit complement
system


27.kininase and histaminase - ANSWER ✔ inhibit kinin system


28.clinical manifestations of cute inflammation - ANSWER ✔ 1. fever
2. leukocytosis
3. increase plasma proteins


29.Timolol - ANSWER ✔ Contraindicated in patients with bronchial asthma,
severe COPD, sinus bradycardia, 2nd/3rd degree AV block, cardiac failure,
or cardiogenic shock.


30.Timolol Dosage - ANSWER ✔ 1 drop of 0.05% Timolol eye drops is the
same as 10mg timolol PO.


31.Timolol Mechanism - ANSWER ✔ Timolol is a beta1 and beta2 blocker.


32.Glucocorticoids - ANSWER ✔ Steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, mainly
used for short-term treatment of many inflammatory disorders.


33.Glucocorticoids Function - ANSWER ✔ Natural hormones produced by the
adrenal cortex which affect carbohydrate metabolism and mineralocorticoids
that impact salt and water balance.

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