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NSG3280t /t NSGt 3280t Examt 1:t
Pathophysiologyt fort Nursest It Guidet
(Latestt 2025/t 2026t Update)t |t Qst &t As|t
Gradet A|t 100%t Correctt (Verifiedt
Answers)-t Galen

QUESTION
Coagulative

Answer:
mostt commont typet oft necrosis:t Processt thatt beginst witht ischemiat andt endst witht
degradationt oft plasmat membrane
INTERRUPTEDt BLOODt SUPPLY




QUESTION
Reperfusiont injuryt tot cells

Answer:
involvest formationt oft freet radicals




QUESTION
liquefactivet necrosis

Answer:
occurst witht dissolutiont oft deadt cells,t liquificationt oft lysosomalt enzymes,t andt formationt
oft abscesst ort cystt fromt dissolvedt deadt tissue




QUESTION
Fatt necrosis

,Answer:
Deatht oft adiposet tissue
Usuallyt thet resultt oft traumat ort pancreatitis
Appearst ast at chalkyt whitet areat oft tissue




QUESTION
caseoust necrosis

Answer:
Characteristict oft lungt damaget secondaryt tot tuberculosis
Resemblest clumpyt cheese
**TB**




QUESTION
Gangrenoust necrosis

Answer:
Cellulart deatht int at larget areat oft tissuet
resultst fromt interruptiont oft at bloodt supplyt tot at particulart partt oft thet bodyt
frostt bitet amputation




QUESTION
Necrotict deatht oft braint tissuet usuallyt producest _____t necrosis.

Answer:
Liquefaction




QUESTION
Thet cellulart responset indicativet oft injuryt becauset oft faultyt metabolismt is

Answer:
intracellulart accumulations

, QUESTION
Doest hypothermiat causet ant increaset ort decreaset int bloodt viscosity?

Answer:
Increase




QUESTION
Whicht cellulart componentt ist mostt susceptiblet tot radiationt injury?

Answer:
DNA




QUESTION
Carbont monoxidet injurest cellst by

Answer:
reducingt oxygent levelt ont hemoglobin




QUESTION
Apoptosis

Answer:
responset tot injuryt thatt doest nott directlyt killt thet cellt
***doest nott causet inflammation***t
larget numbert oft cellst aret continuallyt undergoingt programmedt cellt deatht ast tissuest
remodel




QUESTION
Nutritionalt Injury

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