Test Bank for Essentials of Pathophysiology 4th Edition Porth | Complete Q&A Study Guide

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ChapterY 01Y -Y CellY StructureY andY Function C
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Y CellularY ResponsesY toY Stress,Y Injury,Y andY AgingYChapterY 03Y - a
Y Inflammation,Y theY InflammatoryY Response,Y andY FeverY ChapterY 04Y - p
Y CellY Proliferation,Y TissueY Regeneration,Y andY RepairYChapterY 05Y - t
Y GeneticY ControlY of Y CellY FunctionY andY InheritanceYChapterY06Y- e
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Y DisordersY of Y RedY BloodY CellsYChapterY 14Y -
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Y MechanismsY ofY InfectiousY DiseaseYChapterY 15Y -
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Y InnateY andY AdaptiveY ImmunityYChapterY 16Y -
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Y DisordersY of Y theY ImmuneY ResponseY ChapterY 17Y - r
Y ControlY of Y CardiovascularY Function
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Y DisordersY of Y BloodY FlowY andY BloodY PressureY ChapterY19Y- a
YDisordersY of Y CardiacYFunction
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Y HeartY FailureY andY CirculatoryY ShockY ChapterY 21Y - F
Y ControlY of Y RespiratoryY Function u
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Y RespiratoryY TractY Infections,Y Neoplasms,Y andY ChildhoodY DisordersY ChapterY23Y- c
YDisordersY of YVentilationYandY GasYExchange t
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Y StructureY andY FunctionY of Y theY KidneyYChapterY25Y- o
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Y DisordersY of Y theY BladderY andY LowerY UrinaryY TractYChapterY 28Y - Y

Y StructureY andY FunctionY of Y theY GastrointestinalY System YChapterY29Y- t
Y DisordersY ofY GastrointestinalY Function h
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Y DisordersY of Y HepatobiliaryY andY ExocrineY PancreaticY FunctionY ChapterY31Y- S
YMechanismsYof YEndocrineYControl
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Y DisordersY of Y EndocrineY ControlY of Y GrowthY andY MetabolismY ChapterY33Y- l
Y DiabetesY MellitusY andY theY MetabolicY Syndrome
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Y OrganizationY andY ControlY of Y NeuralY FunctionYChapterY 35Y -
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Y StructureY andY FunctionY of Y theY Integumentum Y
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Chapter 01 - Cell Structure and Function
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1. TheYnucleus ,YwhichYisYessentialYforYfunctionYandYsurvivalYofYtheYcell.


A) isYtheYsiteYofYproteinYsynthesis


B) containsYtheYgeneticYcode


C) transformsYcellularYenergy


D) initiatesY aerobicY metabolism


2. AlthoughYenergyYisYnotYmadeYinYmitochondria,YtheyYareYknownYasYtheYpowerYplantsYofYtheYcellYbec
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A) containYRNAYforYproteinYsynthesis.


B) utilizeYglycolysisYforYoxidativeYenergy.


C) extractYenergyYfromYorganicYcompounds.


D) storeYcalciumYbondsYforYmuscleYcontractions.


3. AlthoughYtheYbasicYstructureYofYtheYcellYplasmaYmembraneYisYformedYbyYaYlipidYbilayer,YmostYof
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specificYmembraneYfunctionsYareYcarriedYoutYby:


A) boundY andY transmembraneY proteins.


B) complex,Y longY carbohydrateY chains.


C) surfaceYantigensYandYhormoneYreceptors.


D) aYgatingYsystemYofYselectiveYionYchannels.


4. ToY effectivelyY relayY signals,Y cell-to-cellY communicationY utilizesY chemicalY messengerY systemsY that:


A) displaceYsurfaceYreceptorYproteins.


B) accumulateYwithinYcellYgapYjunctions.


C) bindYtoYcontractileYmicrofilaments.