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Radiographic Pathology for Technologists 8t
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All Chapters 1 - 12 / Full Complete
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Introduction to Pathology
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2. The Skeletal System
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3. The Respiratory System
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4. The Cardiovascular System
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5. The Abdomen and Gastrointestinal System
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6. The Hepatobiliary System
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7. The Urinary System
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8. The Central Nervous System
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9. The Hemopoietic System
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10. The Reproductive System
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11. The Endocrine System
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12. Traumatic Disease
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Patholog
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MULTIPLE@CHOICE

1. The@sequence@of@events@producing@cellular@changes@following@injury@best@defines:
a. manifestations.
b. pathogenesis.
c. sign.
d. symptom.
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2. An@abnormal@disturbance@of@the@function@and@structure@of@the@human@body@following@in
jury@refers@to:
a. disease.
b. etiology.
c. manifestations.
d. pathogenesis.
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3. The@study@of@the@cause@of@disease@is@termed:
a. disease.
b. etiology.
c. pathogenesis.
d. prognosis.
ANSWER:@ B REF:@ @ p.@2

4. Common@agents@that@cause@disease@include:
1. bacteria.
2. chemicals.
3. heat.
a. 1@and@2@only
b. 1@and@3@only
c. 2@and@3@only
d. 1,@2,@and@3
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5. A@syndrome@is@best@defined@as:
a. a@genetic@abnormality@of@a@single@protein.
b. an@adverse@response@to@medical@treatment.
c. the@patient’s@perception@of@the@disease.
d. signs@and@symptoms@that@characterize@a@specific@abnormal@disturbance.
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6. An@adverse@response@to@medical@treatment@itself@is@termed:
a. autoimmune.

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b. iatrogenic.
c. idiopathic.
d. nosocomial.
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7. Prognosis@refers@to:
a. diseases@usually@having@a@quick@onset.
b. the@name@of@the@particular@disease.
c. the@predicted@course@and@outcome@of@the@disease.
d. the@structure@of@cells@or@tissue.
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8. Diseases@that@generally@require@a@decrease@in@the@exposure@technique@are@considered:
a. destructive.
b. lytic.
c. subtractive.
d. all@of@the@above.
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9. The@investigation@of@disease@occurring@in@large@groups@best@defines:
a. epidemiology.
b. incidence.
c. prevalence.
d. all@of@the@above.
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10. Data@regarding@the@number@of@deaths@caused@by@a@particular@disease@averaged@over@a@popul
ation@are@collected@and@reported@by@the:
a. American@College@of@Radiology.
b. Centers@for@Disease@Control.
c. Food@and@Drug@Administration.
d. National@Center@for@Health@Statistics.
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11. Which@of@the@following@are@leading@causes@of@death@in@the@United@States@for@adults@ag
ed@45@years@and@greater?
1. Heart@disease
2. Malignant@neoplasm
3. Polycystic@kidney@disease
a. 1@and@2@only
b. 1@and@3@only
c. 2@and@3@only
d. 1,@2,@and@3
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12. In@2010,@health@spending@accounted@for@approximately@
%@of@the@U.S.@gross@domest
ic@product.