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Questions And Answers 2026



Which of the following is an accurate characteristic of an autosomal recessive

pedigree?

A) On average, 50% of the children will have the autosomal recessive disease if

one parent has the disease.

B) Males are affected more than females.

C) On average, 25% of the children are affected by the autosomal recessive

disease if both parents are carriers.

D) There is a decreased risk of disease with consanguinity. - correct-answer - c




Which of the following is an accurate characterization of an X-linked recessive

pedigree?

A) Disease is seen more often in males than females.

B) A pattern of skipped generations is rare.

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C) Males are gene carriers.

D) Mothers usually transmit the disease to their daughters. - correct-answer - a




The process by which RNA directs the synthesis of protein is called:

A) termination.

B) transcription.

C) promotion.

D) translation. - correct-answer - d




A 15-year-old female is diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome. This condition is an

example of:

A) gene imprinting.

B) an autosomal recessive trait.

C) an autosomal dominant trait.

D) a sex-linked trait. - correct-answer - a

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Adaptive cellular mechanisms function to:

A) treat disease.

B) protect cells from injury.

C) prevent cellular aging.

D) speed up cellular death. - correct-answer - b




Cellular atrophy involves:

A) an increase in cell size.

B) a decrease in cell size.

C) an increase in the number of cells.

D) a decrease in the number of cells. - correct-answer - b




The process of cellular atrophy is accomplished through which of the following

processes?

A) Loss of fluid

B) Decreased cell division

C) Inhibition of enzyme formation

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D) Formation of autophagic vacuoles - correct-answer - d




In compensatory hyperplasia, growth factors stimulate cell division in response

to:

A) tissue loss.

B) decreased hormonal stimulation.

C) ischemia.

D) puberty. - correct-answer - a




Pathologic hyperplasia can lead to:

A) neoplasia (cancer).

B) dysplasia.

C) metaplasia.

D) all of the above. - correct-answer - d

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