Test Bank for Porth's Pathophysiology Concepts of
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r Altered Health States 11th Edition
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by Tommie L. Norris, Chapters 1 - 52
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, Porth's rPathophysiology rConcepts rof rAltered rHealth r11th rEdition rNorris rTest
rBankrTable rof rContent
UNIT r1 rCONCEPTS rOF rHEALTH rAND rDISEASE
Chapter r1 rConcepts rof rHealth rand rDisease
UNIT r2 rCELL rFUNCTION rAND rGROWTH
Chapter r2 rCell rand rTissue rCharacteristics
Chapter r3 rCellular rAdaptation, rInjury, rand rDeath
Chapter r4 rGenetic rControl rof rCell rFunction rand rInheritance
Chapter r5 rGenetic rand rCongenital rDisorders
Chapter r6 rNeoplasia
UNIT r3 rDISORDERS rOF rINTEGRATIVE rFUNCTION
Chapter r7 rStress rand rAdaptation
Chapter r8 rDisorders rof rFluid, rElectrolyte, rand rAcid–Base rBalance
UNIT r4 rINFECTION, rINFLAMMATION, rAND rIMMUNITY
Chapter r9 rInflammation, rTissue rRepair, rand rWound rHealing
Chapter r10 rMechanisms rof rInfectious rDisease
Chapter r11 rInnate rand rAdaptive rImmunity
Chapter r12 rDisorders rof rthe rImmune rResponse, rIncluding rHIV/AIDS
UNIT r5 rDISORDERS rOF rNEURAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r13 rOrganization rand rControl rof rNeural rFunction
Chapter r14 rSomatosensory rFunction, rPain, rHeadache, rand rTemperature rRegulation
Chapter r15 rDisorders rof rMotor rFunction
Organization rand rControl rof rMotor rFunction
Chapter r16 rDisorders rof rBrain rFunction
Chapter r17 rSleep rand rSleep–Wake rDisorders
Chapter r18 rDisorders rof rThought, rEmotion, rand rMemory
UNIT r6 rDISORDERS rOF rSPECIAL rSENSORY rFUNCTION
Chapter r19 rDisorders rof rVisual rFunction
Chapter r20 rDisorders rof rHearing rand rVestibular rFunction
UNIT r7 rDISORDERS rOF rTHE rHEMATOPOIETIC rSYSTEM
Chapter r21 rBlood rCells rand rthe rHematopoietic rSystem
Chapter r22 rDisorders rof rHemostasis
Chapter r23 rDisorders rof rRed rBlood rCells
Chapter r24 rDisorders rof rWhite rBlood rCells rand rLymphoid rTissues
UNIT r8 rDISORDERS rOF rCARDIOVASCULAR rFUNCTION
Chapter r25 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rCardiovascular rSystem
Chapter r26 rDisorders rof rBlood rFlow rand rBlood rPressure rRegulation
Chapter r27 rDisorders rof rCardiac rFunction, rand rHeart rFailure rand rCirculatory rShock
,Chapter r28 rDisorders rof rCardiac rConduction rand rRhythm
UNIT r9 rDISORDERS rOF rRESPIRATORY rFUNCTION
Chapter r29 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rRespiratory rSystem
Chapter r30 rRespiratory rTract rInfections, rNeoplasms, rand rChildhood rDisorders
Chapter r31 rDisorders rof rVentilation rand rGas rExchange
UNIT r10 rDISORDERS rOF rRENAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r32 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rKidney
Chapter r33 rDisorders rof rRenal rFunction
Chapter r34 rAcute rKidney rInjury rand rChronic rKidney rDisease
Chapter r35 rDisorders rof rthe rBladder rand rLower rUrinary rTract
UNIT r11 rDISORDERS rOF rGASTROINTESTINAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r36 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rGastrointestinal rSystem
Chapter r37 rDisorders rof rGastrointestinal rFunction
Chapter r38 rDisorders rof rHepatobiliary rand rExocrine rPancreas rFunction
Chapter r39 rAlterations rin rNutritional rStatus
UNIT r12 rDISORDERS rOF rENDOCRINE rFUNCTION
Chapter r40 rMechanisms rof rEndocrine rControl
Chapter r41 rDisorders rof rEndocrine rControl rof rGrowth rand rMetabolism
UNIT r13 rDISORDERS rOF rGENITOURINARY rAND rREPRODUCTIVE rFUNCTION
Chapter r42 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rMale rGenitourinary rSystem
Chapter r43 rDisorders rof rthe rMale rReproductive rSystem
Chapter r44 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rFemale rReproductive rSystem
Chapter r45 rDisorders rof rthe rFemale rReproductive rSystem
Chapter r46 rSexually rTransmitted rInfections
UNIT r14 rDISORDERS rOF rMUSCULOSKELETAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r47 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rMusculoskeletal rSystem
Chapter r48 rDisorders rof rMusculoskeletal rFunction: rTrauma, rInfection, rNeoplasms
Chapter r49 rDisorders rof rMusculoskeletal rFunction: rDevelopmental rand rMetabolic rDisorders, rActivity
Intolerance, rand rFatigue
Chapter r50 rDisorders rof rMusculoskeletal rFunction: rRheumatic rDisorders
UNIT r15 rDISORDERS rOF rINTEGUMENTARY rFUNCTION
Chapter r51 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rSkin
Chapter r52 rDisorders rof rSkin rIntegrity rand rFunction
, Porth’s rPathophysiology rConcepts rof rAltered rHealth r11th rEdition rNorris rTest
BankrCh r1- rConcepts rof rHealth rand rDisease
r
1. At ran rinternational rnursing rconference, rmany rdiscussions rand rbreakout rsessions
r focusedron rthe rWorld rHealth rOrganization r(WHO) rviews ron rhealth. rOf rthe rfollowing
r commentsrmade rby rnurses rduring ra rdiscussion rsession, rwhich rstatements rwould rbe
r considered ra rgood rrepresentation rof rthe rWHO rdefinition? r Select rall rthat rapply.
A) Interests rin rkeeping rthe relderly rpopulation rengaged rin rsuch ractivities ras
r bookrreviews rand rword rgames r during rsocial rtime
B) Increase rin rthe rnumber rof rchair raerobics rclasses rprovided rin rthe rskilled
r carerfacilities
C) Interventions rgeared rtoward rkeeping rthe relderly rpopulation rdiagnosed rwith
r diabetes rmellitus runder rtight rblood rglucose rcontrol rby rproviding rin-home
r cookingrclasses
D) Providing rtransportation rfor rrenal rdialysis rpatients rto rand rfrom rtheir
rhemodialysisrsessions
E) Providing rhandwashing rteaching rsessions rto ra rgroup rof ryoung
childrenrANSWER: r A, rB, rC, rE
r
Feedback:
The rWHO rdefinition rof rhealth ris rdefined ras r“a rstate rof rcomplete rphysical, rmental, rand
r social rwell-being rand rnot rmerely rthe rabsence rof rdisease rand rinfirmity.” rEngaging rin
r book rreviews rfacilitates rmental rand rsocial rwell-being; rchair raerobics rhelps rfacilitate
r physical rwell-being; rand rassisting rwith rtight rcontrol rof rdiabetes rhelps rwith rfacilitating
r physical rwell-being reven rthough rthe rperson rhas ra rchronic rdisease. rHandwashing ris
r vitalrin rthe rprevention rof rdisease rand rspread rof rgerms.
2. A rcommunity rhealth rnurse ris rteaching ra rgroup rof rrecent rgraduates rabout rthe rlarge
r variety rof rfactors rthat rinfluence ran rindividual's rhealth ror rlack rthereof. rThe rnurse ris
r referring rto rthe rHealthy rPeople r2020 rreport rfrom rthe rU.S. rDepartment rof rHealth
r andrHuman rServices ras ra rteaching rexample. rOf rthe rfollowing raspects rdiscussed,
r which rwould rbe rconsidered ra rdeterminant rof rhealth rthat ris routside rthe rfocus rof rthis
r report?
A) The rclient rhas ra rdiverse rbackground rby rbeing rof rAsian rand rNative rAmerican
r descent rand rpractices rvarious ralternative rtherapies rto rminimize reffects rof rstress.
B) The rclient rhas ra rfamily rhistory rof rcardiovascular rdisease rrelated rto
r r r r r r
r Altered Health States 11th Edition
r r r r r
by Tommie L. Norris, Chapters 1 - 52
r r r r r r r
, Porth's rPathophysiology rConcepts rof rAltered rHealth r11th rEdition rNorris rTest
rBankrTable rof rContent
UNIT r1 rCONCEPTS rOF rHEALTH rAND rDISEASE
Chapter r1 rConcepts rof rHealth rand rDisease
UNIT r2 rCELL rFUNCTION rAND rGROWTH
Chapter r2 rCell rand rTissue rCharacteristics
Chapter r3 rCellular rAdaptation, rInjury, rand rDeath
Chapter r4 rGenetic rControl rof rCell rFunction rand rInheritance
Chapter r5 rGenetic rand rCongenital rDisorders
Chapter r6 rNeoplasia
UNIT r3 rDISORDERS rOF rINTEGRATIVE rFUNCTION
Chapter r7 rStress rand rAdaptation
Chapter r8 rDisorders rof rFluid, rElectrolyte, rand rAcid–Base rBalance
UNIT r4 rINFECTION, rINFLAMMATION, rAND rIMMUNITY
Chapter r9 rInflammation, rTissue rRepair, rand rWound rHealing
Chapter r10 rMechanisms rof rInfectious rDisease
Chapter r11 rInnate rand rAdaptive rImmunity
Chapter r12 rDisorders rof rthe rImmune rResponse, rIncluding rHIV/AIDS
UNIT r5 rDISORDERS rOF rNEURAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r13 rOrganization rand rControl rof rNeural rFunction
Chapter r14 rSomatosensory rFunction, rPain, rHeadache, rand rTemperature rRegulation
Chapter r15 rDisorders rof rMotor rFunction
Organization rand rControl rof rMotor rFunction
Chapter r16 rDisorders rof rBrain rFunction
Chapter r17 rSleep rand rSleep–Wake rDisorders
Chapter r18 rDisorders rof rThought, rEmotion, rand rMemory
UNIT r6 rDISORDERS rOF rSPECIAL rSENSORY rFUNCTION
Chapter r19 rDisorders rof rVisual rFunction
Chapter r20 rDisorders rof rHearing rand rVestibular rFunction
UNIT r7 rDISORDERS rOF rTHE rHEMATOPOIETIC rSYSTEM
Chapter r21 rBlood rCells rand rthe rHematopoietic rSystem
Chapter r22 rDisorders rof rHemostasis
Chapter r23 rDisorders rof rRed rBlood rCells
Chapter r24 rDisorders rof rWhite rBlood rCells rand rLymphoid rTissues
UNIT r8 rDISORDERS rOF rCARDIOVASCULAR rFUNCTION
Chapter r25 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rCardiovascular rSystem
Chapter r26 rDisorders rof rBlood rFlow rand rBlood rPressure rRegulation
Chapter r27 rDisorders rof rCardiac rFunction, rand rHeart rFailure rand rCirculatory rShock
,Chapter r28 rDisorders rof rCardiac rConduction rand rRhythm
UNIT r9 rDISORDERS rOF rRESPIRATORY rFUNCTION
Chapter r29 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rRespiratory rSystem
Chapter r30 rRespiratory rTract rInfections, rNeoplasms, rand rChildhood rDisorders
Chapter r31 rDisorders rof rVentilation rand rGas rExchange
UNIT r10 rDISORDERS rOF rRENAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r32 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rKidney
Chapter r33 rDisorders rof rRenal rFunction
Chapter r34 rAcute rKidney rInjury rand rChronic rKidney rDisease
Chapter r35 rDisorders rof rthe rBladder rand rLower rUrinary rTract
UNIT r11 rDISORDERS rOF rGASTROINTESTINAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r36 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rGastrointestinal rSystem
Chapter r37 rDisorders rof rGastrointestinal rFunction
Chapter r38 rDisorders rof rHepatobiliary rand rExocrine rPancreas rFunction
Chapter r39 rAlterations rin rNutritional rStatus
UNIT r12 rDISORDERS rOF rENDOCRINE rFUNCTION
Chapter r40 rMechanisms rof rEndocrine rControl
Chapter r41 rDisorders rof rEndocrine rControl rof rGrowth rand rMetabolism
UNIT r13 rDISORDERS rOF rGENITOURINARY rAND rREPRODUCTIVE rFUNCTION
Chapter r42 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rMale rGenitourinary rSystem
Chapter r43 rDisorders rof rthe rMale rReproductive rSystem
Chapter r44 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rFemale rReproductive rSystem
Chapter r45 rDisorders rof rthe rFemale rReproductive rSystem
Chapter r46 rSexually rTransmitted rInfections
UNIT r14 rDISORDERS rOF rMUSCULOSKELETAL rFUNCTION
Chapter r47 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rMusculoskeletal rSystem
Chapter r48 rDisorders rof rMusculoskeletal rFunction: rTrauma, rInfection, rNeoplasms
Chapter r49 rDisorders rof rMusculoskeletal rFunction: rDevelopmental rand rMetabolic rDisorders, rActivity
Intolerance, rand rFatigue
Chapter r50 rDisorders rof rMusculoskeletal rFunction: rRheumatic rDisorders
UNIT r15 rDISORDERS rOF rINTEGUMENTARY rFUNCTION
Chapter r51 rStructure rand rFunction rof rthe rSkin
Chapter r52 rDisorders rof rSkin rIntegrity rand rFunction
, Porth’s rPathophysiology rConcepts rof rAltered rHealth r11th rEdition rNorris rTest
BankrCh r1- rConcepts rof rHealth rand rDisease
r
1. At ran rinternational rnursing rconference, rmany rdiscussions rand rbreakout rsessions
r focusedron rthe rWorld rHealth rOrganization r(WHO) rviews ron rhealth. rOf rthe rfollowing
r commentsrmade rby rnurses rduring ra rdiscussion rsession, rwhich rstatements rwould rbe
r considered ra rgood rrepresentation rof rthe rWHO rdefinition? r Select rall rthat rapply.
A) Interests rin rkeeping rthe relderly rpopulation rengaged rin rsuch ractivities ras
r bookrreviews rand rword rgames r during rsocial rtime
B) Increase rin rthe rnumber rof rchair raerobics rclasses rprovided rin rthe rskilled
r carerfacilities
C) Interventions rgeared rtoward rkeeping rthe relderly rpopulation rdiagnosed rwith
r diabetes rmellitus runder rtight rblood rglucose rcontrol rby rproviding rin-home
r cookingrclasses
D) Providing rtransportation rfor rrenal rdialysis rpatients rto rand rfrom rtheir
rhemodialysisrsessions
E) Providing rhandwashing rteaching rsessions rto ra rgroup rof ryoung
childrenrANSWER: r A, rB, rC, rE
r
Feedback:
The rWHO rdefinition rof rhealth ris rdefined ras r“a rstate rof rcomplete rphysical, rmental, rand
r social rwell-being rand rnot rmerely rthe rabsence rof rdisease rand rinfirmity.” rEngaging rin
r book rreviews rfacilitates rmental rand rsocial rwell-being; rchair raerobics rhelps rfacilitate
r physical rwell-being; rand rassisting rwith rtight rcontrol rof rdiabetes rhelps rwith rfacilitating
r physical rwell-being reven rthough rthe rperson rhas ra rchronic rdisease. rHandwashing ris
r vitalrin rthe rprevention rof rdisease rand rspread rof rgerms.
2. A rcommunity rhealth rnurse ris rteaching ra rgroup rof rrecent rgraduates rabout rthe rlarge
r variety rof rfactors rthat rinfluence ran rindividual's rhealth ror rlack rthereof. rThe rnurse ris
r referring rto rthe rHealthy rPeople r2020 rreport rfrom rthe rU.S. rDepartment rof rHealth
r andrHuman rServices ras ra rteaching rexample. rOf rthe rfollowing raspects rdiscussed,
r which rwould rbe rconsidered ra rdeterminant rof rhealth rthat ris routside rthe rfocus rof rthis
r report?
A) The rclient rhas ra rdiverse rbackground rby rbeing rof rAsian rand rNative rAmerican
r descent rand rpractices rvarious ralternative rtherapies rto rminimize reffects rof rstress.
B) The rclient rhas ra rfamily rhistory rof rcardiovascular rdisease rrelated rto
