Essentials of Pathophysiology - Final exam | 2026/2027 |
Answers Correct | With Complete Solutions
· Cardiogenic shock Correct Answers ventricular dysfunction;
L ventricle cannot maintain adequate cardiac OP
· Difference between unstable angina and stable angina Correct
Answers - Stable angina - pain with exercise/exertion
- Unstable - no exacerbating factor and unrelieved by rest.
Acromegaly Correct Answers body continues to produce GH
after puberty
Active & passive immunity Correct Answers active is from
vaccination/getting sick; passive is mother to baby
Adolescent girls and breast self-examination screening Correct
Answers at least once a month.
Allogenic transplant Correct Answers donor and recipient are
related or unrelated, but share similar tissue types
Allostasis Correct Answers when an organism successfully
adapts to challenges and brings back homeostasis.
Anaphylactic shock - symptoms Correct Answers
Bronchoconstriction, peripheral dilation, increased capillary
permeability.
Anemia main complication Correct Answers tissue hypoxia
, Assessment findings with localized inflammation Correct
Answers redness, warmth, swelling, glossy/stretched
appearance.
Asthma (expiratory wheezing, dyspnea, and coughing) Correct
Answers treatment with rescue inhaler (albuterol/SABA).
Atherosclerotic plaques Correct Answers build up of lipids
binded together that hardened
Brain stem injury - Reflexes to elicit Correct Answers
Pupillary, corneal, and occulovestibular reflexes.
Brain's respiratory center Correct Answers pons and medulla
CAD Correct Answers damage inside of endothelial layer
causing blockage and impairing perfusion and circulation.
Catecholamines (epinephrine or norepinephrine) Correct
Answers - initiates flight or fight response
- responsible for increased heart rate.
Cause for cerebral palsy Correct Answers irreversible, injury
taken place during, before, or just after birth.
Cause for Diabetes type 2 and type 1 Correct Answers type 1 is
insulin deficiency, type 2 due to increased resistance to insulin.
Cause of CVA and diagnosis Correct Answers uncontrolled
HTN, bleeding, emboli/thrombus; diagnosed w/ CT scan.
Answers Correct | With Complete Solutions
· Cardiogenic shock Correct Answers ventricular dysfunction;
L ventricle cannot maintain adequate cardiac OP
· Difference between unstable angina and stable angina Correct
Answers - Stable angina - pain with exercise/exertion
- Unstable - no exacerbating factor and unrelieved by rest.
Acromegaly Correct Answers body continues to produce GH
after puberty
Active & passive immunity Correct Answers active is from
vaccination/getting sick; passive is mother to baby
Adolescent girls and breast self-examination screening Correct
Answers at least once a month.
Allogenic transplant Correct Answers donor and recipient are
related or unrelated, but share similar tissue types
Allostasis Correct Answers when an organism successfully
adapts to challenges and brings back homeostasis.
Anaphylactic shock - symptoms Correct Answers
Bronchoconstriction, peripheral dilation, increased capillary
permeability.
Anemia main complication Correct Answers tissue hypoxia
, Assessment findings with localized inflammation Correct
Answers redness, warmth, swelling, glossy/stretched
appearance.
Asthma (expiratory wheezing, dyspnea, and coughing) Correct
Answers treatment with rescue inhaler (albuterol/SABA).
Atherosclerotic plaques Correct Answers build up of lipids
binded together that hardened
Brain stem injury - Reflexes to elicit Correct Answers
Pupillary, corneal, and occulovestibular reflexes.
Brain's respiratory center Correct Answers pons and medulla
CAD Correct Answers damage inside of endothelial layer
causing blockage and impairing perfusion and circulation.
Catecholamines (epinephrine or norepinephrine) Correct
Answers - initiates flight or fight response
- responsible for increased heart rate.
Cause for cerebral palsy Correct Answers irreversible, injury
taken place during, before, or just after birth.
Cause for Diabetes type 2 and type 1 Correct Answers type 1 is
insulin deficiency, type 2 due to increased resistance to insulin.
Cause of CVA and diagnosis Correct Answers uncontrolled
HTN, bleeding, emboli/thrombus; diagnosed w/ CT scan.
