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WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY. WGU D236 Pathophysiology 2025/2026(Winter-Fall Semester) Certification Exam. Accurate Test with Verified Questions and Answers. Which types of tissue most often develop tumors? - CORRECT ANSWER-Epithelial and connective tissues Papilloma - CORRECT ANSWER-A wart Lipoma - CORRECT ANSWER-Begins in fatty tissue Myoma - CORRECT ANSWER-Fibroid Chondroma - CORRECT ANSWER-Benign tumor of cartilage cells What are sarcomas? - CORRECT ANSWER-They are tumors that can be found anywhere and begin in connective tissue What are the early signs of lymphoma - CORRECT ANSWER-Fevers and night sweats What is radiation therapy - CORRECT ANSWER-When seeds are implanted into a malignant prostate and then irradiated, this is called radiation therapy. This is used to reduce damage to healthy tissue What is a vesicle? - CORRECT ANSWER-Small fluid filled elevation of skin (e.g. blister) What is a pustule? - CORRECT ANSWER-elevation of the skin containing white blood cells and cell debris What is a macule? - CORRECT ANSWER-A spot that is not raised or depressed. (such as a freckle) What is a papule? - CORRECT ANSWER-A firm raised area of the skin (such as a pimple) What is an excoriation? - CORRECT ANSWER-scratch in the skin Laceration - CORRECT ANSWER-Rough jagged wound Fissure - CORRECT ANSWER-Crack in the skin Ulcer - CORRECT ANSWER-Sore with disintegration and death of affected tissue WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY. Superficial burn - CORRECT ANSWER-involves the epidermal layer of the skin WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY. Superficial partial thickness burn - CORRECT ANSWER-appears with blisters and pain at the burn site What are shingles and how are they treated - CORRECT ANSWER-Shingles are painful vesicular lesions caused by varicella. The normal treatment is antiviral medications and corticosteroids to decrease pain. What are two signs of allergic skin reactions - CORRECT ANSWER-Pruritus (itching) and urticarial (hives) What are three autoimmune diseases involving the skin? - CORRECT ANSWER- Pemphigus, scleroderma and lupus erythematosus is all autoimmune diseases involving the skin. Damage to what can disturb equilibrium? - CORRECT ANSWER-Semicircular canals in the ear How can otitis media be prevented? - CORRECT ANSWER-By placing a myringotomy tube in the ear What results in progressive hearing loss? - CORRECT ANSWER-Presbycusis What can alleviate age-related hearing loss? - CORRECT ANSWER-Speaking in clear, low-pitched tones What are treatment of joint disorders - CORRECT ANSWER-FALK (fixation of screws, arthrocentesis, laparoscopic repairs, kyoplasty) (GROS) Gout (type of arthritis) - CORRECT ANSWER-higher levels of uric acid form crystals that accumulate in the joints, causing pain and inflammation. Septic arthritis - CORRECT ANSWER-May result from an invasive procedure; invading organisms are usually carried to the joint by the blood stream. Osteoarthritis - CORRECT ANSWER-most often in weight-bearing joints, like hips and knees; may be the results of aging and repeated trauma. Rheumatoid arthritis - CORRECT ANSWER-inflammation and overgrowth of synovial fluid causes severe pain; joints stiffen and become useless. What is myasthenia gravis? - CORRECT ANSWER-chronic muscular fatigue caused by defect at the neuromuscular junction. How is GERD treated? - CORRECT ANSWER-Antacids and using medication that decreases the production of HCL What characterizes chronic pancreatitis - CORRECT ANSWER-Severe pain and blood test shows elevated serum amylase. Pancreatitis impacts the digestive process by leading to enzyme imbalances How do you test for viral hepatitis - CORRECT ANSWER-Testing blood serology WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY. What is required for blood clotting? - CORRECT ANSWER-Vitamin K What type of reaction would arise if a RH negative patient experiences a second exposure to RH positive blood? - CORRECT ANSWER-An Antigen-antibody reaction could arise if a Rh-negative patient experiences a second exposure to Rh positive blood are blood diseases - CORRECT ANSWER-(HALT) Hemophilia (bleeding disorder caused by deficiency of a clotting factor), Aplastic anemia (bone mare failure decreased red cell production), Leukemia (increase in WBC), Thalassemia (hereditary disorders causing impaired hemglobin synthesis) What are three recommendations for the treatment of hypertension? - CORRECT ANSWER-• Diet modification Prescribed diuretics Exercise on a regular basis What does H. pylori cause? - CORRECT ANSWER-Gastrointestinal disorder called peptic ulcer What is shock - CORRECT ANSWER-Confusion, anxiety, hypertension

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WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY.




WGU D236 Pathophysiology 2025/2026(Winter-Fall
Semester) Certification Exam. Accurate Test with
Verified Questions and Answers.
Which types of tissue most often develop tumors? - CORRECT ANSWER-Epithelial and connective tissues


Papilloma - CORRECT ANSWER-A wart


Lipoma - CORRECT ANSWER-Begins in fatty tissue


Myoma - CORRECT ANSWER-Fibroid


Chondroma - CORRECT ANSWER-Benign tumor of cartilage cells


What are sarcomas? - CORRECT ANSWER-They are tumors that can be found anywhere and begin in
connective tissue


What are the early signs of lymphoma - CORRECT ANSWER-Fevers and night sweats


What is radiation therapy - CORRECT ANSWER-When seeds are implanted into a malignant prostate and then
irradiated, this is called radiation therapy. This is used to reduce damage to healthy tissue


What is a vesicle? - CORRECT ANSWER-Small fluid filled elevation of skin (e.g. blister)


What is a pustule? - CORRECT ANSWER-elevation of the skin containing white blood cells and cell debris


What is a macule? - CORRECT ANSWER-A spot that is not raised or depressed. (such as a freckle)


What is a papule? - CORRECT ANSWER-A firm raised area of the skin (such as a pimple)


What is an excoriation? - CORRECT ANSWER-scratch in the skin


Laceration - CORRECT ANSWER-Rough jagged wound


Fissure - CORRECT ANSWER-Crack in the skin


Ulcer - CORRECT ANSWER-Sore with disintegration and death of affected tissue

,WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY.


Superficial burn - CORRECT ANSWER-involves the epidermal layer of the skin

, WEST GOVENORS UNIVERSITY.



Superficial partial thickness burn - CORRECT ANSWER-appears with blisters and pain at the burn site


What are shingles and how are they treated - CORRECT ANSWER-Shingles are painful vesicular lesions caused
by varicella. The normal treatment is antiviral medications and corticosteroids to decrease pain.


What are two signs of allergic skin reactions - CORRECT ANSWER-Pruritus (itching) and urticarial (hives)


What are three autoimmune diseases involving the skin? - CORRECT ANSWER- Pemphigus, scleroderma and
lupus erythematosus is all autoimmune diseases involving the skin.


Damage to what can disturb equilibrium? - CORRECT ANSWER-Semicircular canals in the ear

How can otitis media be prevented? - CORRECT ANSWER-By placing a myringotomy tube in the ear


What results in progressive hearing loss? - CORRECT ANSWER-Presbycusis


What can alleviate age-related hearing loss? - CORRECT ANSWER-Speaking in clear, low-pitched tones


What are treatment of joint disorders - CORRECT ANSWER-FALK (fixation of screws, arthrocentesis,
laparoscopic repairs, kyoplasty)


(GROS) Gout (type of arthritis) - CORRECT ANSWER-higher levels of uric acid form crystals that accumulate in
the joints, causing pain and inflammation.


Septic arthritis - CORRECT ANSWER-May result from an invasive procedure; invading organisms are usually
carried to the joint by the blood stream.


Osteoarthritis - CORRECT ANSWER-most often in weight-bearing joints, like hips and knees; may be the results
of aging and repeated trauma.

Rheumatoid arthritis - CORRECT ANSWER-inflammation and overgrowth of synovial fluid causes severe pain;
joints stiffen and become useless.


What is myasthenia gravis? - CORRECT ANSWER-chronic muscular fatigue caused by defect at the
neuromuscular junction.


How is GERD treated? - CORRECT ANSWER-Antacids and using medication that decreases the production of
HCL

What characterizes chronic pancreatitis - CORRECT ANSWER-Severe pain and blood test shows elevated
serum amylase. Pancreatitis impacts the digestive process by leading to enzyme imbalances


How do you test for viral hepatitis - CORRECT ANSWER-Testing blood serology

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