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This Test Bank for Gould’s Pathophysiology for the Health Professions, 7th Edition by VanMeter is a comprehensive and exam-focused academic resource designed for nursing and allied health students studying disease processes and clinical correlations. It includes all chapters from the textbook and features a wide range of high-quality, exam-style multiple-choice and application-based questions with accurate, verified answers aligned with current healthcare curricula. The questions are structured to reflect real classroom and licensing-style exams, helping students strengthen clinical reasoning and pathophysiology comprehension. Key topics covered include cellular injury, inflammation, immunity, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, endocrine, gastrointestinal, renal, hematologic, musculoskeletal, and reproductive disorders. Updated/Latest for 2025–2026, this test bank supports efficient exam preparation by reinforcing key concepts, improving retention, and building confidence through consistent practice. It is ideal for quizzes, midterms, finals, and comprehensive reviews in pathophysiology courses for nursing, medical assisting, and other health profession programs.

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Pathophysiology for the
Health Professions 7th
Edition VanMeter
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Chapter 01: Introduction to Pathophysiology
VanMeter and Hubert: Gould’s Pathophysiology for the Health Professions, 7th Edition


MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. Which!!of!!the!!following!!would!!be!!the!!most!!likely!!cause!!of!!an!!iatrogenic!!disease?

a. An!!inherited!!disorder

b. A!!combination!!of!!specific!!etiological!!factors

c. An!!unwanted!!effect!!of!!a!!prescribed!!drug

d. Prolonged!!exposure!!to!!toxic!!chemicals!!in!!the!!environment
ANS: C

2. The!!manifestations!!of!!a!!disease!!are!!best!!defined!!as!!the

a. subjective!!feelings!!of!!discomfort!!during!!a!!chronic!!illness.

b. signs!!and!!symptoms!!of!!a!!disease.

c. factors!!that!!precipitate!!an!!acute!!episode!!of!!a!!chronic!!illness.

d. early!!indicators!!of!!the!!prodromal!!stage!!of!!infection.
ANS: B

3. The!!best!!definition!!of!!the!!term!!prognosis!!is!!the

a. precipitating!!factors!!causing!!an!!acute!!episode.

b. number!!of!!remissions!!to!!be!!expected!!during!!the!!course!!of!!a!!chronic!!illness.

c. predicted!!outcome!!or!!likelihood!!of!!recovery!!from!!a!!specific!!disease.

d. exacerbations!!occurring!!during!!chronic!!illness.
ANS: C

,4. Which!!of!!the!!following!!is!!considered!!a!!systemic!!sign!!of!!disease?

a. Swelling!!of!!the!!knee

b. Fever

c. Pain!!in!!the!!neck

d. Red!!rash!!on!!the!!face!!ANS: B

5. Etiology!!is!!defined!!as!!the!!study!!of!!the

a. causes!!of!!a!!disease.

b. course!!of!!a!!disease.

c. expected!!complications!!of!!a!!disease.

d. manifestations!!of!!a!!disease.
ANS: A

6. A!!type!!of!!cellular!!adaptation!!in!!which!!there!!is!!a!!decrease!!in!!cell!!size!!is!!referred!!to!!as!! a.
hypertrophy.
b. metaplasia.

c. anaplasia.

d. atrophy.

ANS: D

7. A!!change!!in!!a!!tissue!!marked!!by!!cells!!that!!vary!!in!!size!!and!!shape!!and!!show!!increased!!mit
otic!!figures!!would!!be!!called
a. metaplasia.

b. atrophy.

c. dysplasia.

d. hypertrophy.!!ANS: C

8. A!!deficit!!of!!oxygen!!in!!the!!cells!!usually!!due!!to!!respiratory!!or!!circulatory!!problems!!is!!called!! a.
apoptosis.
b. ischemia.

c. hypertrophy.

d. necrosis.!!ANS: B

9. When!!a!!group!!of!!cells!!in!!the!!body!!dies,!!the!!change!!is!!called
a. ischemia.

b. gangrene.

, c. hypoxia.

d. necrosis.
ANS: D

10. Rigorous!!weightlifting/body!!building!!regimens!!may!!result!!in!!the!!skeletal!!muscle!!ce
lls!!undergoing!!a. hypertrophy.
b. dysplasia.

c. atrophy.

d. regeneration.
ANS: A

11. The!!term!!cancer!!refers!!to

a. dysplasia.

b. hyperplasia.

c. metaplasia.

d. malignant!!neoplasm.!!ANS: D

12. To!!which!!of!!the!!following!!does!!the!!term!!apoptosis!!refer?

a. Increased!!rate!!of!!mitosis!!by!!certain!!cells

b. Ischemic!!damage!!to!!cells

c. Liquefaction!!of!!necrotic!!tissue

d. Preprogrammed!!cell!!self-destruction
ANS: D

13. Which!!of!!the!!following!!statements!!is!!TRUE?

a. Alteration!!of!!DNA!!does!!not!!change!!cell!!function.

b. Damaged!!cells!!may!!be!!able!!to!!repair!!themselves.

c. All!!types!!of!!cells!!die!!at!!the!!same!!rate.

d. Mild!!ischemia!!causes!!immediate!!cell!!death.!!ANS: B

14. Caseation!!necrosis!!refers!!to!!an!!area!!where

a. cell!!proteins!!have!!been!!denatured.
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