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WCU Pathophysiology midterm revi... PATHO CH 27 D027 Practice Exam
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A common cause of heart failure -Coronary artery disease
is which of the following? -Cardiomyopathy
(Select all that apply. -Hypertension
When the cause of a disease is latrogenic
due to unintended or unwanted
medical treatment, the term to
describe this is
COPD type A is referred to as: Emphysema
A heart that has to pump harder Hypertrophy
in order to effectively circulate
blood is likely to undergo which
type of cellular adaptation?
Which pathogenetic change is -Swelling from exudation of fluid
associated with acute -Loss of ciliary function
bronchitis? (Select all that -Inflamed airways
apply.)
Which is true regarding It is caused by factor VII deficiency.
hemophilia A?
Which is a malignant disorder of Multiple myeloma
mature antibody-secreting B
lymphocytes or plasma cells?
The pathogenesis of -Calcification
tuberculosis includes the -Ghon tubercles
entrance of mycobacteria into -Formation of granulomas
the lungs and the resulting of -Activation of macrophages
which of the following? (Select
all that apply.)
, Atherosclerosis predisposes to a Thrombus Formation
number of processes that are
factors in myocardial ischemia.
These processes include
Which offers the best prognosis Early Detection
for the cure of cancer?
Which statement is true It is a deficiency of one or more polypeptide chains.
regarding thalassemia?
Which is required for red blood -Iron
cell production? (Select all that -Folate
apply.) -Vitamin B12
Abnormal new cellular growth is Neoplasia
referred to as
How many liters of blood are 4-6l
circulating in the human body at
any one time?
What is the marker of choice for Elevated serum levels of cardiac troponin
detecting a myocardial
infarction?
Which is a risk factor associated -Age
with hypertension? (Select all -African American race
that apply.) -History of tobacco smoking
Which component of the blood Leukocytes
is responsible for protecting the
body by phagocytosis of
microorganisms and other
debris?
Which term is used to identify Secondary
hypertension that has a specific
disease as its cause?
Restoration of effective function Teritary
is the goal of which level of
prevention?
Which restrictive disease is Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
associated with the formation of
an antigen-antibody complex,
causing fibrosis of the lung?
The pathologic changes that -The effects of oxidized lipids
occur in the development of -An inflammatory response
coronary atherosclerotic lesions -The formation of plaques
include cell damage resulting
from which of the following?
(Select all that apply.)
-Hyperkalemia can result in weakness in the lower extremities.
Which statements is true
-Hyperkalemia can be characterized by intestinal cramping.
regarding serum potassium (K +)
-Hypokalemia can often cause muscle weakness.
levels? (Select all that apply.)
-Hypokalemia can result in a paralytic ileus.
Cellular hypoxia results in Failure of the sodium-potassium pump
WCU Pathophysiology (MIDTERM)
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WCU Pathophysiology midterm revi... PATHO CH 27 D027 Practice Exam
172 terms 48 terms Teacher 50 terms
nursingstdnt Preview giannelli13 Preview bw8684924
A common cause of heart failure -Coronary artery disease
is which of the following? -Cardiomyopathy
(Select all that apply. -Hypertension
When the cause of a disease is latrogenic
due to unintended or unwanted
medical treatment, the term to
describe this is
COPD type A is referred to as: Emphysema
A heart that has to pump harder Hypertrophy
in order to effectively circulate
blood is likely to undergo which
type of cellular adaptation?
Which pathogenetic change is -Swelling from exudation of fluid
associated with acute -Loss of ciliary function
bronchitis? (Select all that -Inflamed airways
apply.)
Which is true regarding It is caused by factor VII deficiency.
hemophilia A?
Which is a malignant disorder of Multiple myeloma
mature antibody-secreting B
lymphocytes or plasma cells?
The pathogenesis of -Calcification
tuberculosis includes the -Ghon tubercles
entrance of mycobacteria into -Formation of granulomas
the lungs and the resulting of -Activation of macrophages
which of the following? (Select
all that apply.)
, Atherosclerosis predisposes to a Thrombus Formation
number of processes that are
factors in myocardial ischemia.
These processes include
Which offers the best prognosis Early Detection
for the cure of cancer?
Which statement is true It is a deficiency of one or more polypeptide chains.
regarding thalassemia?
Which is required for red blood -Iron
cell production? (Select all that -Folate
apply.) -Vitamin B12
Abnormal new cellular growth is Neoplasia
referred to as
How many liters of blood are 4-6l
circulating in the human body at
any one time?
What is the marker of choice for Elevated serum levels of cardiac troponin
detecting a myocardial
infarction?
Which is a risk factor associated -Age
with hypertension? (Select all -African American race
that apply.) -History of tobacco smoking
Which component of the blood Leukocytes
is responsible for protecting the
body by phagocytosis of
microorganisms and other
debris?
Which term is used to identify Secondary
hypertension that has a specific
disease as its cause?
Restoration of effective function Teritary
is the goal of which level of
prevention?
Which restrictive disease is Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
associated with the formation of
an antigen-antibody complex,
causing fibrosis of the lung?
The pathologic changes that -The effects of oxidized lipids
occur in the development of -An inflammatory response
coronary atherosclerotic lesions -The formation of plaques
include cell damage resulting
from which of the following?
(Select all that apply.)
-Hyperkalemia can result in weakness in the lower extremities.
Which statements is true
-Hyperkalemia can be characterized by intestinal cramping.
regarding serum potassium (K +)
-Hypokalemia can often cause muscle weakness.
levels? (Select all that apply.)
-Hypokalemia can result in a paralytic ileus.
Cellular hypoxia results in Failure of the sodium-potassium pump
