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Which condition involves exophthalmos (protrusion of the eyeball)?
A) Hypothyroidism
B) Cushing's Syndrome
C) Addison's Disease
D) Graves' Disease - correct answer-D
What is the hallmark of Multiple Sclerosis pathophysiology?
A) Depletion of Dopamine
B) Demyelination of CNS neurons
C) Destruction of motor neurons
D) Amyloid plaque accumulation - correct answer-B
The primary pathophysiology of stable angina is:
A) Complete coronary occlusion
B) Coronary artery vasospasm
C) Gradual luminal narrowing/fixed obstruction
D) Rupture of unstable plaque - correct answer-C
Which biomarker is the most specific indicator of MI?
A) CK-MB
B) Troponin I
C) Myoglobin
D) BNP - correct answer-B
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The hallmark manifestation of PAD is:
A) Edema and redness
B) Stasis dermatitis
C) Palpable cords
D) Intermittent claudication - correct answer-D
Which cardiomyopathy is associated with sudden death in young athletes?
A) Dilated
B) Restrictive
C) Hypertrophic
D) Peripartum - correct answer-C
What is the primary cause of Primary (Essential) Hypertension?
A) Renal artery stenosis
B) Unknown (multifactorial/genetic)
C) Adrenal tumor
D) Pheochromocytoma - correct answer-B
Which condition features a "cobblestone" intestinal mucosa and skip lesions?
A) Ulcerative Colitis
B) Diverticulitis
C) Celiac Disease
D) Crohn's Disease - correct answer-D
What is the most common cause of Acute Pancreatitis?
A) High-protein diet
B) Chronic alcohol abuse and gallstones
C) Excessive NSAID use
D) Viral infection - correct answer-B
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Which exam sign involves RUQ pain during inspiration?
A) McBurney's sign
B) Rovsing's sign
C) Murphy's sign
D) Grey Turner's sign - correct answer-C
The pathophysiology of Celiac Disease involves:
A) Bacterial overgrowth
B) T-cell mediated autoimmune response to gluten
C) Enzyme deficiency
D) CFTR gene mutation - correct answer-B
Portal hypertension complication leading to GI bleeding:
A) Splenomegaly
B) Esophageal varices
C) Ascites
D) Caput medusae - correct answer-B
The hallmark symptom of Intussusception in infants is:
A) Currant jelly stools
B) Projectile vomiting
C) Steatorrhea
D) Rebound tenderness - correct answer-A
Hormone responsible for thickening endometrial lining:
A) Progesterone
B) Estrogen
C) LH
D) FSH - correct answer-B
18 August 2026
WGU D115 OA Advanced Pathophysiology Exam (Latest
) Test Exam 150 comprehensive questions |
FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS/GET IT 100% ACCURATE!! 2026!!
Which condition involves exophthalmos (protrusion of the eyeball)?
A) Hypothyroidism
B) Cushing's Syndrome
C) Addison's Disease
D) Graves' Disease - correct answer-D
What is the hallmark of Multiple Sclerosis pathophysiology?
A) Depletion of Dopamine
B) Demyelination of CNS neurons
C) Destruction of motor neurons
D) Amyloid plaque accumulation - correct answer-B
The primary pathophysiology of stable angina is:
A) Complete coronary occlusion
B) Coronary artery vasospasm
C) Gradual luminal narrowing/fixed obstruction
D) Rupture of unstable plaque - correct answer-C
Which biomarker is the most specific indicator of MI?
A) CK-MB
B) Troponin I
C) Myoglobin
D) BNP - correct answer-B
, Page 2 of 23
18 August 2026
The hallmark manifestation of PAD is:
A) Edema and redness
B) Stasis dermatitis
C) Palpable cords
D) Intermittent claudication - correct answer-D
Which cardiomyopathy is associated with sudden death in young athletes?
A) Dilated
B) Restrictive
C) Hypertrophic
D) Peripartum - correct answer-C
What is the primary cause of Primary (Essential) Hypertension?
A) Renal artery stenosis
B) Unknown (multifactorial/genetic)
C) Adrenal tumor
D) Pheochromocytoma - correct answer-B
Which condition features a "cobblestone" intestinal mucosa and skip lesions?
A) Ulcerative Colitis
B) Diverticulitis
C) Celiac Disease
D) Crohn's Disease - correct answer-D
What is the most common cause of Acute Pancreatitis?
A) High-protein diet
B) Chronic alcohol abuse and gallstones
C) Excessive NSAID use
D) Viral infection - correct answer-B
, Page 3 of 23
18 August 2026
Which exam sign involves RUQ pain during inspiration?
A) McBurney's sign
B) Rovsing's sign
C) Murphy's sign
D) Grey Turner's sign - correct answer-C
The pathophysiology of Celiac Disease involves:
A) Bacterial overgrowth
B) T-cell mediated autoimmune response to gluten
C) Enzyme deficiency
D) CFTR gene mutation - correct answer-B
Portal hypertension complication leading to GI bleeding:
A) Splenomegaly
B) Esophageal varices
C) Ascites
D) Caput medusae - correct answer-B
The hallmark symptom of Intussusception in infants is:
A) Currant jelly stools
B) Projectile vomiting
C) Steatorrhea
D) Rebound tenderness - correct answer-A
Hormone responsible for thickening endometrial lining:
A) Progesterone
B) Estrogen
C) LH
D) FSH - correct answer-B
