FAU Pathophysiology Final Exam Questions
With Correct Answers
Herpes |Simplex |Virus |(HSV) |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-The |most |common |cause |of |genital |ulcers
|in |the |US
Women |are |at |greater |risk |because |of |greater |mucosal |surface |area |exposed
Can |be |passed |to |an |infant |during |childbirth |if |the |virus |is |actively |being |shed |from |the |genital
|tract
Pregnant |women |with |a |history |of |genital |herpes |are |started |on |valacyclovir |suppression |at |36
|weeks |gestation
If |a |woman |has |an |outbreak |of |herpes |when |she |presents |in |labor, |a |cesarean |section |birth |is |
recommended
Disseminated |neonatal |infection |carries |high |mortality |and |morbidity |rates
Human |Immunodeficiency |Virus |(HIV) |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-HIV |is |an |enveloped |retrovirus
-Specifically, |the |subfamily |of |lentiviruses
HIV |selectively |attacks |the |CD4+ |T |Lymphocytes |("T |helper |cells")
-Also |attacks |Macrophages |and |dendritic |cells
These |cells |are |the |immune |cells |responsible |for |orchestrating |and |coordinating |the |immune |
response |to |infection
,Progression |of |HIV |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-Until |CD4+ |T |cell |count |falls |to |a |very |low |level |the
|person |remains |asymptomatic
HIV |can |produce |slowly |progressive |fatal |diseases |like |wasting |syndrome |and |CNS |
degeneration
Classification |of |HIV:
-Category |1= |>500 |cells
-Category |2=200-499 |cells
-Category |3=<200 |cells
Clinical |Categories:
-A=Asymptomatic
-B=immune |deficiency |but |not |AIDS |defining |
-c=AIDS |defining |illnesses
*Infections |that |occur |in |AIDS |are |the |direct |result |of |viral |activity*
-Wasting
-Candida |infections
-Leukoplakia
-Mycobacterium |TB
-Pneumocystis |Jiroveci |Pneumonia
-Kaposi |Sarcoma
-Non-hodgkin |Lymphoma
-Cervical |and |anal |cancers
,-CNS |Toxoplasmosis
-HIV |encephalopathy
Clinical |Course |of |HIV |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-1. |Typical |Progressors |= |60%-70% |develop |AIDS |
10-11 |years |after |HIV |infection
2. |Rapid |Progressors |= |10%-20% |progress |rapidly |with |development |of |AIDS |in |less |than |5 |
years
3. |Slow |Progressors |= |5%-15% |do |not |progress |to |AIDS |for |more |than |15 |years
*Long-Term |Nonprogressors |= |1% |infected |for |at |least |8 |years |and |are |antiretroviral |naive |and |
have |high |CD4 |counts |and |low |viral |loads
Benign |Prostatic |Hyperplasia |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-Also |known |as |"Nodular |Prostatic |
Hyperplasia"
-Age |related |(most |common |in |75% |of |men |over |80yrs)
-Nonmalignant |enlargement |of |the |prostate |gland
-large, |discrete |lesions |in |the |periurethral |region |of |the |prostate |rather |than |the |peripheral |
zones
Low |Urinary |Tract |Symptoms:
-Dynamic=related |to |smooth |muscle |tone. |Treat |with |Alpha |adrenergic |receptor |blockers
-Static |= |related |to |an |increase |in |prostatic |size |and |gives |rise |to |symptoms:
, weak |urine |stream
postvoid |dribbling
frequency |
nocturia |
UTI
Hydroureter
Hydronephrosis
Renal |Calculi |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-Most |common |cause |of |upper |urinary |tract |obstruction
*Does |not |have |to |do |with |sodium |levels*
Polycrystalline |aggregates |composed |of |materials |that |the |kidneys |normally |excrete |in |urine
-Calcium |Salts
-Uric |Acid
-Magnesium |Ammonium |Phosphate
-Cysteine
Factors |in |Stone |Formation:
1. |Supersaturated |Urine |(Acidic |pH)
2. |Presence |of |a |nucleus |or |nidus |for |crystal |formation
3. |Deficiency |of |inhibitors |of |stone |formation |(magnesium, |citrate)
|
4. |Urine |Stasis
With Correct Answers
Herpes |Simplex |Virus |(HSV) |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-The |most |common |cause |of |genital |ulcers
|in |the |US
Women |are |at |greater |risk |because |of |greater |mucosal |surface |area |exposed
Can |be |passed |to |an |infant |during |childbirth |if |the |virus |is |actively |being |shed |from |the |genital
|tract
Pregnant |women |with |a |history |of |genital |herpes |are |started |on |valacyclovir |suppression |at |36
|weeks |gestation
If |a |woman |has |an |outbreak |of |herpes |when |she |presents |in |labor, |a |cesarean |section |birth |is |
recommended
Disseminated |neonatal |infection |carries |high |mortality |and |morbidity |rates
Human |Immunodeficiency |Virus |(HIV) |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-HIV |is |an |enveloped |retrovirus
-Specifically, |the |subfamily |of |lentiviruses
HIV |selectively |attacks |the |CD4+ |T |Lymphocytes |("T |helper |cells")
-Also |attacks |Macrophages |and |dendritic |cells
These |cells |are |the |immune |cells |responsible |for |orchestrating |and |coordinating |the |immune |
response |to |infection
,Progression |of |HIV |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-Until |CD4+ |T |cell |count |falls |to |a |very |low |level |the
|person |remains |asymptomatic
HIV |can |produce |slowly |progressive |fatal |diseases |like |wasting |syndrome |and |CNS |
degeneration
Classification |of |HIV:
-Category |1= |>500 |cells
-Category |2=200-499 |cells
-Category |3=<200 |cells
Clinical |Categories:
-A=Asymptomatic
-B=immune |deficiency |but |not |AIDS |defining |
-c=AIDS |defining |illnesses
*Infections |that |occur |in |AIDS |are |the |direct |result |of |viral |activity*
-Wasting
-Candida |infections
-Leukoplakia
-Mycobacterium |TB
-Pneumocystis |Jiroveci |Pneumonia
-Kaposi |Sarcoma
-Non-hodgkin |Lymphoma
-Cervical |and |anal |cancers
,-CNS |Toxoplasmosis
-HIV |encephalopathy
Clinical |Course |of |HIV |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-1. |Typical |Progressors |= |60%-70% |develop |AIDS |
10-11 |years |after |HIV |infection
2. |Rapid |Progressors |= |10%-20% |progress |rapidly |with |development |of |AIDS |in |less |than |5 |
years
3. |Slow |Progressors |= |5%-15% |do |not |progress |to |AIDS |for |more |than |15 |years
*Long-Term |Nonprogressors |= |1% |infected |for |at |least |8 |years |and |are |antiretroviral |naive |and |
have |high |CD4 |counts |and |low |viral |loads
Benign |Prostatic |Hyperplasia |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-Also |known |as |"Nodular |Prostatic |
Hyperplasia"
-Age |related |(most |common |in |75% |of |men |over |80yrs)
-Nonmalignant |enlargement |of |the |prostate |gland
-large, |discrete |lesions |in |the |periurethral |region |of |the |prostate |rather |than |the |peripheral |
zones
Low |Urinary |Tract |Symptoms:
-Dynamic=related |to |smooth |muscle |tone. |Treat |with |Alpha |adrenergic |receptor |blockers
-Static |= |related |to |an |increase |in |prostatic |size |and |gives |rise |to |symptoms:
, weak |urine |stream
postvoid |dribbling
frequency |
nocturia |
UTI
Hydroureter
Hydronephrosis
Renal |Calculi |- |CORRECT |ANSWER✔✔-Most |common |cause |of |upper |urinary |tract |obstruction
*Does |not |have |to |do |with |sodium |levels*
Polycrystalline |aggregates |composed |of |materials |that |the |kidneys |normally |excrete |in |urine
-Calcium |Salts
-Uric |Acid
-Magnesium |Ammonium |Phosphate
-Cysteine
Factors |in |Stone |Formation:
1. |Supersaturated |Urine |(Acidic |pH)
2. |Presence |of |a |nucleus |or |nidus |for |crystal |formation
3. |Deficiency |of |inhibitors |of |stone |formation |(magnesium, |citrate)
|
4. |Urine |Stasis