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PATH 370 Final Exam Study Guide 2026 – Comprehensive Pathophysiology Review Prepare for the PATH 370 Final Exam 2026 with this organized study resource designed to help students review essential pathophysiology concepts, understand disease processes, and prepare effectively for the final assessment. What You'll Find PATH 370 Final Exam review material Core pathophysiology concepts and terminology Disease processes and underlying mechanisms Clinical manifestations and physiological changes Important cause-and-effect relationships Assessment and clinical considerations Organized material for efficient comprehensive revision Focused final exam preparation Ideal For PATH 370 students Final exam preparation Comprehensive pathophysiology review Disease-process and concept review Quick revision and focused studying Self-assessment and knowledge reinforcement Supplementing lectures, textbooks, and class notes Course: PATH 370 Subject: Pathophysiology Assessment: Final Exam Resource: Study Guide Year: 2026 Use this study guide alongside your instructor-provided materials, lectures, textbook, and other approved course resources to reinforce your understanding and prepare effectively for the PATH 370 Final Exam.

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Path 370 Final exam study guide
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Primary prevention - ./ ./


correct answer example like vaccinations Altering susceptibility;
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reducing exposure fro susceptible persons; education, training
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secondary prevention - ./ ./


correct answer Routine Exams early, screening, and managemen
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t of disease have it then treat it
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Tertiary prevention - ./ ./


correct answer examples like counseling on medications. Additio
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n type of care is tertiary Rehabilitation supportive care, reducing
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Latent period - ./ ./


correct answer is time between. Exposure of tissue to injurious a
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gent and first appearance of signs and symptoms (is also the time
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where it may disappear) exposure period
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Prodromal period - ./ ./


correct answer first signs and symptoms appear
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,Endemic definition -
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correct answer localized to one particular area or group
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Subclinical definition - ./ ./


correct answer Going through treatment or management. patient
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functions normally; disease processes are well established
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Etiology topic in an example -
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correct answer Known causes/ reasons of disease (behind the dis
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ease.)


idiopathic - correct answer unknown cause
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Latrogenic - correct answer caused by treatment
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Allostasis definition - ./ ./


correct answer recognizes that body is out of homeostasis and all
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ostasis brings the body back to homeostasis.
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,Hormones that secretes during stress response -
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correct answer catecholamines (epinephrine and norepinephrine)
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(also known as adrenaline) and norepinephrine (also known as no
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radrenaline) Oxytocin, Prolactin, aldosterone & cortisol Endorph
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ins & Enkephalins
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Selye's three phases of stress - correct answer Alarm
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Resistance/adaptation
Exhaustion


Alarm - correct answer fight or flight response
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Resistance/adaptation - ./


correct answer Activity of the nervous and endocrine systems in
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returning the body to homeostasis
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Exhaustion - ./


correct answer Point where body can no longer return to homeost
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asis


sympathetic nervous system - ./ ./ ./


correct answer mediated by norepinephrine sympathetic nervous
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, system and adrenal medulla secretes catecholamines ( epinephrin
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e and norepinephrine) Cause things to hight Plays a big part to str
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ess response (blood pressure high ) Can cause blood to elevate
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types of intracellular accumulations -
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correct answer 1. normal endogenous constituent -
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(water, protein, lipid, carbohydrate) due to inadequate removal (p
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ackaging, transport defects)=fatty liver (example)
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2. Abnormal endogenous substance -
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due to genetic or acquired defects in folding, packaging, transport
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, secretion =may lead to accumulation of proteins (a1 anti-
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trypsin deficiency 3. Substrate, metabolite -
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due to inherited enzyme deficiencies and failure to degrade = stor
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age diseases 4. Abnormal exogenous substance -
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due to inability to degrade and remove
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cellular adaptation types - correct answer Atrophy
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Hyperplasia
Metaplasia
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Dysplasia

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