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BIOD331 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FINAL EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS




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Taking your child to the pediatrician Primary prevention
for their annual well check-up and
keeping up with the recommended
vaccination schedule would be an
example of:


You are seeing a patient in your clinic Tertiary prevention
who recently suffered a TIA. Recent
diagnostic tests revealed that he has
atrial fibrillation. You decide to put
him on a blood thinner to prevent a
future neurologic event. This would
be an example of:

,James is being seen for his first Secondary prevention
colonoscopy. He turned 50 this year,
and his father recently passed away
from colon cancer at age 85. This
would be an example of:




True/False: Metaplastic cells are not False
better prepared to survive under
stressful circumstances


Fill in the blank: ________ propel chyme Peristaltic movements
along the small intestine toward the
large intestine in one direction.


Fill in the blank: ___________ occlude Segmentation Waves
small portions of the intestinal lumen
to push digestive contents forward
and backward


True or False: Peristaltic movements False, one direction
occur in two directions.


True/False: Hypertrophy can occur True
under normal and pathological
conditions.

, You are reading results from a recent Normal
blood panel for Fred, a 76-year-old
male. His hemoglobin levels are 15.5
g/dL. Would this be considered a
normal or abnormal value?


You are reading results from a recent Abnormal. Normal Hemoglobin levels for a female
blood panel for Susan, a 48-year-old is 12-15 g/dL
female. Her hemoglobin levels are 7
g/dL. Would this be considered a
normal or abnormal value?


You are reading results from a recent Normal
blood panel for Jane, a 37-year-old
female. Her hemoglobin levels are 13
g/dL. Would this be considered a
normal or abnormal value?


Which are true of the mitochondria? It is involved in cellular respiration
Select all that apply. They play a role in apoptosis




Which is NOT true of the It includes peroxisomes and proteasomes
cytoskeleton?


Which of the following is an active 25-hydroxycholecalciferol
form of Vitamin D?


Which of the following is an inactive Cholecalciferol
form of Vitamin D?

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