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NURS 6501 ADVANCED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
EXAM FINAL PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

◉ Microcytic anemia.
Answer: Anemia characterized by smaller than normal red blood
cells.


◉ Hypochromic anemia.
Answer: Anemia with reduced hemoglobin content in red blood
cells.


◉ Gastrointestinal blood loss.
Answer: Loss of blood from the digestive tract.


◉ Prothrombin time (PT).
Answer: Test measuring time for blood to clot.


◉ Partial thromboplastin time (PTT).
Answer: Test assessing the intrinsic pathway of coagulation.


◉ Template bleeding time.

,Answer: Test measuring time for bleeding to stop.


◉ Vitamin C deficiency.
Answer: Condition leading to scurvy and bleeding issues.


◉ Von Willebrand disease.
Answer: Genetic disorder affecting blood clotting ability.


◉ Platelet aggregation.
Answer: Clumping of platelets to form a blood clot.


◉ Iron deficiency anemia.
Answer: Anemia due to insufficient iron for hemoglobin.


◉ Acute myocardial infarction.
Answer: Heart attack caused by blocked blood flow.


◉ Ejection fraction.
Answer: Percentage of blood pumped out of the heart.


◉ Pulmonary edema.
Answer: Fluid accumulation in the lungs causing breathlessness.

,◉ Increased hydrostatic pressure.
Answer: Elevated pressure in blood vessels causing fluid leakage.


◉ Tetralogy of Fallot.
Answer: Congenital heart defect with four anatomical abnormalities.


◉ Pulmonary stenosis.
Answer: Narrowing of the outflow tract from the right ventricle.


◉ Chronic renal failure.
Answer: Gradual loss of kidney function over time.


◉ Macronodular cirrhosis.
Answer: Liver disease characterized by large nodules.


◉ Beta thalassemia.
Answer: Genetic disorder reducing hemoglobin production.


◉ Pernicious anemia.
Answer: Anemia due to vitamin B12 absorption issues.

, ◉ Fibrinogen level.
Answer: Measure of a protein essential for blood clotting.


◉ Degree of Pulmonary Stenosis.
Answer: Severity of narrowing in the pulmonary artery.


◉ Acute Shortness of Breath (SOB).
Answer: Sudden difficulty in breathing, often requiring immediate
care.


◉ Respiratory Alkalosis.
Answer: Condition caused by decreased carbon dioxide levels.


◉ Metabolic Alkalosis.
Answer: Increase in blood pH due to bicarbonate retention.


◉ Syndrome of Inappropriate Anti-diuretic Hormone (SIADH).
Answer: Excessive release of ADH leading to water retention.


◉ Asthma Diagnosis Indicators.
Answer: Symptoms include wheezing and improved FEV1 after
bronchodilator.

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