HUETHER AND MCCANCES
UNDERSTANDING PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
CANADIAN EDITION SECOND EDITION
KELLY POWER KEAN TEST BANK SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED RESPONSES
FULL SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ Caseous necrosis.
Answer: tuberculous pulmonary infection, combination of coagulative
and liquefactive necrosis
⩥ Fat necrosis.
Answer: breast, pancreas, and other abdominal organs, action of lipases,
⩥ Gangrenous necrosis.
Answer: death of tissue from severe hypoxic injury, dry vs. wet
gangrene, gas gangrene- clostridium most linked
⩥ dry gangrene.
Answer: Condition that results when the body part that dies had little
blood and remains aseptic and occurs when the arteries but not the veins
are obstructed.
,⩥ wet gangrene.
Answer: An area of gangrene that becomes secondarily infected by pus-
producing bacteria
⩥ gas gangrene.
Answer: Causes by clostridium perfringens, a gram positive anaerobic,
sporeforming rod, occurs deep tissue wounds
⩥ Apoptosis.
Answer: programmed cellular death, cells need to die if not endless
proliferation=gigantic bodies, physiologic vs. pathologic
⩥ Autophagy.
Answer: self-destructive and a survival mechanism, cytoplasmic
contents delivered to lysosomes for degradation, contributes to the aging
process
⩥ Which type of necrosis best describes death of a cell from hypoxia,
generally as a result of ischemia in the lower extremeties.
Answer: gangrenous
⩥ Cellular aging.
Answer: atrophy, decreased function, and loss of cells
, ⩥ tissue and systemic aging.
Answer: progressive stiffness and rigidity, sarcopenia
⩥ sarcopenia.
Answer: Loss of muscle mass and strength associated with aging.
⩥ frailty due to aging.
Answer: mobility, balance, muscle strength, motor activity, cognition,
nutrition, endurance, falls, fractures, and bone density
⩥ How does cellular change occur due to aging.
Answer: slowly and in small increments
⩥ Postmorten changes.
Answer: algor mortis, livro mortis, rigor mortis, postmortem autolysis
⩥ Algor mortis.
Answer: decreased body temp, temp aligns to environment
⩥ Liver mortis.
Answer: purple discoloration
UNDERSTANDING PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
CANADIAN EDITION SECOND EDITION
KELLY POWER KEAN TEST BANK SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED RESPONSES
FULL SOLUTION GRADED A+
⩥ Caseous necrosis.
Answer: tuberculous pulmonary infection, combination of coagulative
and liquefactive necrosis
⩥ Fat necrosis.
Answer: breast, pancreas, and other abdominal organs, action of lipases,
⩥ Gangrenous necrosis.
Answer: death of tissue from severe hypoxic injury, dry vs. wet
gangrene, gas gangrene- clostridium most linked
⩥ dry gangrene.
Answer: Condition that results when the body part that dies had little
blood and remains aseptic and occurs when the arteries but not the veins
are obstructed.
,⩥ wet gangrene.
Answer: An area of gangrene that becomes secondarily infected by pus-
producing bacteria
⩥ gas gangrene.
Answer: Causes by clostridium perfringens, a gram positive anaerobic,
sporeforming rod, occurs deep tissue wounds
⩥ Apoptosis.
Answer: programmed cellular death, cells need to die if not endless
proliferation=gigantic bodies, physiologic vs. pathologic
⩥ Autophagy.
Answer: self-destructive and a survival mechanism, cytoplasmic
contents delivered to lysosomes for degradation, contributes to the aging
process
⩥ Which type of necrosis best describes death of a cell from hypoxia,
generally as a result of ischemia in the lower extremeties.
Answer: gangrenous
⩥ Cellular aging.
Answer: atrophy, decreased function, and loss of cells
, ⩥ tissue and systemic aging.
Answer: progressive stiffness and rigidity, sarcopenia
⩥ sarcopenia.
Answer: Loss of muscle mass and strength associated with aging.
⩥ frailty due to aging.
Answer: mobility, balance, muscle strength, motor activity, cognition,
nutrition, endurance, falls, fractures, and bone density
⩥ How does cellular change occur due to aging.
Answer: slowly and in small increments
⩥ Postmorten changes.
Answer: algor mortis, livro mortis, rigor mortis, postmortem autolysis
⩥ Algor mortis.
Answer: decreased body temp, temp aligns to environment
⩥ Liver mortis.
Answer: purple discoloration
