NU 327 EXAM 1 - PATHOPHYSIOLOGY UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Metabolism
Answer:
How do cells make energy?
Question:
2. aerobic and anaerobic metabolism
Answer:
two types of metabolism
Question:
3. aerobic metabolism
Answer:
happens INSIDE of the mitochondria; requires oxygen
Question:
4. anaerobic metabolism
Answer:
happens OUTSIDE of the mitochondria; also called glycolysis
Question:
5. 2 ATP
Answer:
result of anaerobic metabolism
Question:
6. 34 ATP
Answer:
result of aerobic metabolism
Question:
7. The sodium-potassium pump will not function at all
Answer:
What happens when there is energy failure?
Question:
8. Potassium
Answer:
intracellular ion
Question:
9. Sodium
,Answer:
extracellular ion
Question:
10. The sodium-potassium pump binds three sodium ions and a molecule of ATP.
Answer:
1st Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
11. The spitting of ATP provides energy to change the shape of the channel. The sodium ions are driven
through the channel.
Answer:
2nd Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
12. The sodium ions are released to the outside of the membrane, and the new shape of the channel allows
two potassium ions to bind.
Answer:
3rd Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
13. Release of the phosphate allows the channel to revert to its original form, releasing the potassium ions
on the inside of the membrane.
Answer:
4th Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
14. Atrophy
Answer:
decreased cell SIZE
Question:
15. Hypertrophy
Answer:
increased cell SIZE
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16. Hyperplasia
Answer:
increased cell NUMBER
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17. Metaplasia
Answer:
replacement of one cell type by another cell type
, Question:
18. Dysplasia
Answer:
deranged cellular growth
Question:
19. Neoplasia
Answer:
new growth (tumor)
Question:
20. Genetic Disorders
Answer:
inherited disorder from a family member caused by DNA abnormality
Question:
21. Down Syndrome, Cystic Fibrosis, Huntington's Disease
Answer:
Most common types of Genetic Disorders
Question:
22. Dominant & Recessive
Answer:
two types of alleles in genes
Question:
23. dominant
Answer:
produce a dominant phenotype this is what will be "seen" or "appear"
Question:
24. recessive
Answer:
produce a recessive phenotype dominant will overpower these
Question:
25. must be recessive
Answer:
If recessive gene is "shown" then both parents _____________________.
Question:
26. carrier
Answer:
If a person has one dominant and one recessive allele from parents then daughter gene is said to be a
_____________.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Metabolism
Answer:
How do cells make energy?
Question:
2. aerobic and anaerobic metabolism
Answer:
two types of metabolism
Question:
3. aerobic metabolism
Answer:
happens INSIDE of the mitochondria; requires oxygen
Question:
4. anaerobic metabolism
Answer:
happens OUTSIDE of the mitochondria; also called glycolysis
Question:
5. 2 ATP
Answer:
result of anaerobic metabolism
Question:
6. 34 ATP
Answer:
result of aerobic metabolism
Question:
7. The sodium-potassium pump will not function at all
Answer:
What happens when there is energy failure?
Question:
8. Potassium
Answer:
intracellular ion
Question:
9. Sodium
,Answer:
extracellular ion
Question:
10. The sodium-potassium pump binds three sodium ions and a molecule of ATP.
Answer:
1st Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
11. The spitting of ATP provides energy to change the shape of the channel. The sodium ions are driven
through the channel.
Answer:
2nd Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
12. The sodium ions are released to the outside of the membrane, and the new shape of the channel allows
two potassium ions to bind.
Answer:
3rd Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
13. Release of the phosphate allows the channel to revert to its original form, releasing the potassium ions
on the inside of the membrane.
Answer:
4th Step of the Sodium Potassium Pump
Question:
14. Atrophy
Answer:
decreased cell SIZE
Question:
15. Hypertrophy
Answer:
increased cell SIZE
Question:
16. Hyperplasia
Answer:
increased cell NUMBER
Question:
17. Metaplasia
Answer:
replacement of one cell type by another cell type
, Question:
18. Dysplasia
Answer:
deranged cellular growth
Question:
19. Neoplasia
Answer:
new growth (tumor)
Question:
20. Genetic Disorders
Answer:
inherited disorder from a family member caused by DNA abnormality
Question:
21. Down Syndrome, Cystic Fibrosis, Huntington's Disease
Answer:
Most common types of Genetic Disorders
Question:
22. Dominant & Recessive
Answer:
two types of alleles in genes
Question:
23. dominant
Answer:
produce a dominant phenotype this is what will be "seen" or "appear"
Question:
24. recessive
Answer:
produce a recessive phenotype dominant will overpower these
Question:
25. must be recessive
Answer:
If recessive gene is "shown" then both parents _____________________.
Question:
26. carrier
Answer:
If a person has one dominant and one recessive allele from parents then daughter gene is said to be a
_____________.