NURS 611 Advanced
Pathophysiology Exam 1
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2 ATP - correct answer How much ATP can anaerobic respiration make?
Hypoxia - correct answer #1 cause of cellular injury.
Lactic Acid - correct answer Indication of cell death. Build up leads to metabolic acidosis.
Reactive Oxidative Stress - correct answer Caused by free radicals produced by peroxisomes.
Antioxidants such as fresh fruits and vegetables give an electron to an unpaired molecule.
Hemosiderosis - correct answer Too much iron in tissues.
Acetaldehyde - correct answer An intermediate in alcohol metabolism.
Atrophy - correct answer Thymus gland, muscle wasting.
Hypertrophy - correct answer Muscle growth, CHF.
Hyperplasia - correct answer Liver cell regeneration, endometrial.
, Metaplasia - correct answer Barrets Esophagus, bronchial changes d/t smoking. Reversible!
Osmolality - correct answer The concentration of all particles in a fluid.
Sodium - correct answer Responsible for depolarization and controls water going in or out of
cells.
Potassium - correct answer Responsible for re-polarization.
Calcium - correct answer Responsible for muscle contraction.
Magnesium - correct answer Also involved in muscle contraction. Be careful in renal failure.
Phosphate - correct answer Decreased levels lead to decreased 2/3 DPG, decreased ATP, and
decreased oxygen to tissues. Inadequate absorption with vitamin D deficiency.
Increased Capillary Hydrostatic Pressure - correct answer Heart or kidney failure; remove the
fluid.
Decreased Plasma Oncotic Pressure - correct answer Hypoalbuminemia; eat more protein.
Increased Capillary Permeability - correct answer Bee sting or infection; antihistamine or treat
underlying cause.
Thirst - correct answer Loss of 2% of your TBW.
Pathophysiology Exam 1
LATEST QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
2 ATP - correct answer How much ATP can anaerobic respiration make?
Hypoxia - correct answer #1 cause of cellular injury.
Lactic Acid - correct answer Indication of cell death. Build up leads to metabolic acidosis.
Reactive Oxidative Stress - correct answer Caused by free radicals produced by peroxisomes.
Antioxidants such as fresh fruits and vegetables give an electron to an unpaired molecule.
Hemosiderosis - correct answer Too much iron in tissues.
Acetaldehyde - correct answer An intermediate in alcohol metabolism.
Atrophy - correct answer Thymus gland, muscle wasting.
Hypertrophy - correct answer Muscle growth, CHF.
Hyperplasia - correct answer Liver cell regeneration, endometrial.
, Metaplasia - correct answer Barrets Esophagus, bronchial changes d/t smoking. Reversible!
Osmolality - correct answer The concentration of all particles in a fluid.
Sodium - correct answer Responsible for depolarization and controls water going in or out of
cells.
Potassium - correct answer Responsible for re-polarization.
Calcium - correct answer Responsible for muscle contraction.
Magnesium - correct answer Also involved in muscle contraction. Be careful in renal failure.
Phosphate - correct answer Decreased levels lead to decreased 2/3 DPG, decreased ATP, and
decreased oxygen to tissues. Inadequate absorption with vitamin D deficiency.
Increased Capillary Hydrostatic Pressure - correct answer Heart or kidney failure; remove the
fluid.
Decreased Plasma Oncotic Pressure - correct answer Hypoalbuminemia; eat more protein.
Increased Capillary Permeability - correct answer Bee sting or infection; antihistamine or treat
underlying cause.
Thirst - correct answer Loss of 2% of your TBW.
