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PART jONE: jBASIC jCONCEPTS jOF jPATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Unit j1: jThe jCell
1. Cellular jBiology
2. Genes jand jGenetic jDiseases
3. Epigenetics jand jDisease
4. Altered jCellular jand jTissue jBiology
5. Fluids jand jElectrolytes, jAcids jand jBases
Unit j2: jMechanisms jof jSelf-Defense
6. Innate jImmunity: jInflammation jand jWound jHealing
7. Adaptive jImmunity
8. Infection jand jDefects jin jMechanisms jof jDefense
9. Stress jand jDisease
Unit j3: jCellular jProliferation: jCancer
10. Biology jof jCancer
11. Cancer jEpidemiology
12. Cancer jin jChildren jand jAdolescents
PART jTWO: jBODY jSYSTEMS jAND jDISEASES
Unit j4: jThe jNeurologic jSystem
13. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jNeurologic jSystem
14. Pain, jTemperature, jSleep, jand jSensory jFunction
15. Alterations jin jCognitive jSystems, jCerebral jHemodynamics jand jMotor jFunction
16. Disorders jof jthe jCentral jand jPeripheral jNervous jSystems jand jNeuromuscular jJunction
17. Alterations jof jNeurologic jFunction jin jChildren
Unit j5: jThe jEndocrine jSystem
18. Mechanisms jof jHormonal jRegulation
19. Alterations jof jHormonal jRegulation
Unit j6: jThe jHematologic jSystem
20. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jHematologic jSystem
21. Alterations jin jHematologic jFunction
22. Alterations jof jHematologic jFunction jin jChildren
Unit j7: jThe jCardiovascular jand jLymphatic jSystems
23. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jCardiovascular jand jLymphatic jSystems
24. Alterations jof jCardiovascular jFunction
25. Alterations jof jCardiovascular jFunction jin jChildren
Unit j8: jThe jPulmonary jSystem
26. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jPulmonary jSystem
27. Alterations jof jPulmonary jFunction
28. Alterations jof jPulmonary jFunction jin jChildren
Unit j9: jThe jRenal jand jUrologic jSystems
29. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jRenal jand jUrologic jSystems
30. Alterations jof jRenal jand jUrinary jTract jFunction
31. Alterations jof jRenal jand jUrinary jTract jFunction jin jChildren
,Unit j10: jThe jReproductive jSystems
32. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jReproductive jSystems
33. Alterations jof jthe jFemale jReproductive jSystem
34. Alterations jof jthe jMale jReproductive jSystem
Unit j11: jThe jDigestive jSystem
35. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jDigestive jSystem
36. Alterations jof jDigestive jFunction
37. Alterations jin jDigestive jFunction jin jChildren
Unit j12: jThe jMusculoskeletal jand jIntegumentary jSystems
38. Structure jand jFunction jof jthe jMusculoskeletal jSystem
39. Alterations jof jMusculoskeletal jFunction
40. Alterations jof jMusculoskeletal jFunction jin jChildren
41. Structure, jFunction, jand jDisorders jof jthe jIntegument
42. Alterations jof jthe jIntegument jin jChildren
, Chapter j01: jCellular jBiology
MULTIPLE jCHOICE
1. A jstudent jis jobserving ja jcell junder jthe jmicroscope. jIt jis jobserved jto jhave jsupercoiled jDNA
j with jhistones. jWhich jof jthe jfollowing jwould jalso jbe jobserved jby jthe jstudent?
a. A jsingle jcircular jchromosome
b. A jnucleus
c. Free-floating jnuclear jmaterial
d. No jorganelles
ANS: j B
The jcell jdescribed jis ja jeukaryotic jcell, jso jit jhas jhistones jand ja jsupercoiled jDNA jwithin jits
jnucleus; jthus, jthe jnucleus jshould jbe jobserved. jA jsingle jcircular jchromosome jcalled ja
jprokaryote jcontains jfree-floating jnuclear jmaterial jbut jhas jno jorganelles.
REF: j p. j2
2. A jnurse jis jinstructing jthe jstaff jabout jcellular jfunctions. jWhich jcellular jfunction jis jthe jnurse
j describing jwhen jan jisolated jcell jabsorbs joxygen jand juses jit jto jtransform jnutrients jto jenergy?
a. Metabolic jabsorption
b. Communication
c. Secretion
d. Respiration
ANS: j D NURSINGTB.COM
The jcell’s jability jto jabsorb joxygen jis jreferred jto jas jrespiration jwhile jits jcommunication jability
involves jmaintenance jof ja jsteady jdynamic jstate, jmetabolic jabsorption jprovides jnutrition, jand
jsecretion jallows jfor jthe jsynthesizing jof jnew jsubstances.
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3. A jeukaryotic jcell jis jundergoing jDNA jreplication. jIn jwhich jregion jof jthe jcell jwould jmost jof
j the jgenetic jinformation jbe jcontained?
a. Mitochondria
b. Ribosome
c. Nucleolus
d. Nucleus jCytoplasm
ANS: j C
The jregion jof jthe jcell jthat jcontains jgenetic jmaterial, jincluding ja jlarge jamount jof jribonucleic
jacid, jmost jof jthe jDNA, jand jDNA-binding jproteins, jis jthe jnucleolus, jwhich jis jlocated jwithin
jthe jcell’s jnucleus. jMitochondria jis jassociated jwith jcellular jrespiration, jwhile jribosomes jare
jinvolved jwith jprotein jmanufacturing. jCytoplasm jis ja jfluid jfilling jthat jis ja jcomponent jof jthe
jcell.
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