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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY EXAM 1 PRACTICE ATI
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026
COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW GUIDE Q&A

◉ Fascia. Answer: a fiberous membrane that covers, seperates, and
supports the muscles


◉ Hematopoiesis. Answer: pertaining to the production and
development of bloodcells or a substance that stimulates their
production


◉ Meniscus. Answer: Fibrocartilage pad located between articular
surfaces; acts as a shock absorber, and stabilizes the joint


◉ Metatarsophalangeal. Answer: pertaining to the metatarsus and
phalanges of the toes


◉ Ossification. Answer: the development of bone


◉ Osteogenesis. Answer: the formation of bone tissue


◉ Synovial. Answer: pertaining to a lubrication fluid around a joint,
bursa, and tendon sheath

,◉ Tenorraphy. Answer: suturing of a tendon


◉ Adenocarcinoma. Answer: a cancerous gland like tumor such as
wilms' tumor


◉ Anastomosis. Answer: the surgical or pathologic connection
between two vessels or tubular structures


◉ Antiemetic. Answer: a medication that prevents or relieves nausea
and vomiting


◉ Aphthous ulcers. Answer: recurrent painful canker sores in the
mouth


◉ Ascites. Answer: abnormal intraperitoneal accumulation of serous
fluid


◉ Cholinergic. Answer: an agent that produces the affect of
acetylcholine at the connections of muscles and nerves


◉ Endoscopy. Answer: examination of any cavity in the body with an
endoscope

, ◉ Fistula. Answer: an abnormal tubelike passageway


◉ Fulminant. Answer: occurring with great intensity; refers to
severe pain with sudden onset


◉ Gastroscopy. Answer: visual examination of the stomach using a
gastroscope


◉ Gingivitis. Answer: An inflammation of the gums.


◉ Hematemesis. Answer: vomiting up blood


◉ Hepatomegaly. Answer: enlargement of the liver


◉ Hypokalemia. Answer: low potassium levels in the blood


◉ Inguinal. Answer: pertaining to the groin


◉ Intussusception. Answer: This will cause walls of intestine to rub
together, producing inflammation, swelling & obstruction. Swelling
causes decrease in blood flow, resulting in ischemia, necrosis,
perforation & hemorrhage.

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