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TableeofeContents:
Chaptere1:eCelleAdaptation,eInjuryeandeDeath
Chaptere2:eInflammation
Chaptere3:eRepair,eRegenerationeandeFibrosis
Chaptere4:eImmunopathology
Chaptere5:eNeoplasia
Chaptere6:eDevelopmentaleandeGeneticeDiseases
Chaptere7:eHemodynamiceDisorders
Chaptere8:eEnvironmentaleandeNutritionalePathology
Chaptere9:eInfectiouseandeParasiticeDiseases
SectioneII:ePathogenesiseofeSystemiceConditionseExpandableesection
Chaptere10:eAging
Chaptere11:eSystemiceAutoimmuneeDiseases
Chaptere12:eSepsis
Chaptere13:eObesityeandeDiabeteseMellitus
Chaptere14:eTheePathologyeofePregnancy
Chaptere15:eTheeAmyloidoses
SectioneIII:eDiseaseseofeIndividualeOrganeSystemsExpandableesection
Chaptere16:eBloodeVessels
Chaptere17:eTheeHeart
Chaptere18:eTheeRespiratoryeSystem
Chaptere19:eTheeGastrointestinaleTract
Chaptere20:eTheeLivereandeBiliaryeSystem
Chaptere21:eTheePancreas
Chaptere22:eTheeKidney
Chaptere23:eTheeLowereUrinaryeTracteandeMaleeReproductiveeSystem
Chaptere24:eTheeFemaleeReproductiveeSystemeandePeritoneum
Chaptere25:eTheeBreast
Chaptere26:eHematopathology
Chaptere27:eTheeEndocrineeSystem
Chaptere28:eTheeSkin
Chaptere29:eTheeHeadeandeNeck
Chaptere30:eBones,eJointseandeSofteTissue
Chaptere31:eSkeletaleMuscleeandePeripheraleNervouseSystem
Chaptere32:eTheeCentraleNervouseSystem
Chaptere33:eTheeEye
Chaptere34:eForensicePathology

,Rubin'sePathology:eClinicopathologiceFoundationseofeMedicineeChapter
e1:eCelleAdaptation,eInjuryeandeDeath




Ischemiaeandeotheretoxiceinjurieseincreaseetheeaccumulationeofeintracellularecalciumeaseaeresulteof:
1.
A) releaseeofestoredecalciumefrometheemitochondria.
B) improvedeintracellularevolumeeregulation.
C) decreasedeinfluxeacrossetheecellemembrane.
D) attractioneofecalciumetoefattyeinfiltrates.
Theepatienteisefoundetoehaveeliveredisease,eresultingeinetheeremovaleofeaelobeeofehiseliver.eAdapta
2. tionetoetheereducedesizeeofetheelivereleadsetoe_ ofetheeremainingeliverecells.
A) metaplasia
B) organeatrophy
C) compensatoryehyperplasia
D) physiologicehypertrophy
Aepersoneeatingepeanutsestartsechokingeandecollapses.eHiseairwayeobstructioneisepartiallyecl
eared,ebuteheeremainsehypoxiceuntileheereachesetheehospital.eTheeprolongedecellehypoxiaecau
3. sedeaecerebraleinfarctioneanderesulting _einetheebrain.
A) caspaseeactivation
B) coagulationenecrosis
C) rapidephagocytosis
D) proteinep53edeficiency
Bacteriaeandevirusesecauseecelledamageeby
4. ,ewhicheiseuniqueefrometheeintracellulare
damageecausedebyeothereinjuriouseagents.
A) disruptingetheesodium/potassiumeATPaseepump
B) interruptingeoxidativeemetabolismeprocesses
C) replicatingeandeproducingecontinuedeinjury
D) decreasingeproteinesynthesiseandefunction
Theepatientehaseaeprolongedeinterruptioneinearterialebloodeflowetoehiseleftekidney,ecausingehypoxice
5. celleinjuryeandetheereleaseeofefreeeradicals.eFreeeradicalsedamageecellseby:
A) destroyingephospholipidseinetheecellemembrane.
B) alteringetheeimmuneeresponseeofetheecell.
C) disruptingecalciumestorageeinetheecell.

, D) inactivationeofeenzymeseandemitochondria.
6. Injuredecellsehaveeimpairedefloweofesubstancesethroughetheecellemembraneeaseaeresulteof:
A) increasedefateload.
B) alteredepermeability.
C) alteredeglucoseeutilization.
D) increasedesurfaceereceptors.
7. Reversibleeadaptiveeintracellulareresponseseareeinitiatedeby:
A) stimuluseoverload.
B) geneticemutations.
C) chemicalemessengers.
D) mitochondrialeDNA.
8. Injuredecellsebecomeeveryeswolleneaseaeresulteof:
A) increasedecelleproteinesynthesis.
B) alteredecellevolumeeregulation.
C) passiveeentryeofepotassiumeintoetheecell.
D) blebeformationeinetheeplasmaemembrane.
Aediabeticepatientehaseimpairedesensation,ecirculation,eandeoxygenationeofehisefeet.eHeestepseoneae
pieceeofeglass,etheewoundedoesenoteheal,eandetheeareaetissueebecomesenecrotic.eTheenecroticecelled
9. eatheisecharacterizedeby:
A) rapideapoptosis.
B) cellularerupture.
C) shrinkageeandecollapse.
D) chroniceinflammation.
Ae99-year-
10. oldewomanehaseexperiencedetheedeclineeofecellefunctioneassociatedewitheage.eAegroupeofetheoriese
ofecellulareagingefocuseoneprogrammed:
A) changesewithegeneticeinfluences.
B) eliminationeofecellereceptoresites.
C) insufficientetelomeraseeenzyme.
D) DNAemutationeorefaultyerepair.
Ane89-year-
oldefemaleepatientehaseexperiencedesignificantedecreaseseineheremobilityeandestaminaeduringeae3-
weekehospitalestayeforetheetreatmenteofeaefemoraleheadefracture.eWhicheofetheefollowingephenome
11. naemostelikelyeaccountseforetheepatientsedecreaseeinemuscleefunctionethateunderlieseherereducede
mobility?