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NewWhat is the difference in pathophysiology of acute angina pectoris vs 
acute myocardial infarction (MI) 
 Ans: angina is chest pain due to the heart muscle not getting 
as much blood as needed 
 
MI is a heart attack due to heart muscle not getting enough 
oxygen 
 
What is the difference in symptoms of acute angina pectoris vs acute 
myocardial infarction (MI) 
 Ans: Angina nausea, dyspnea, abdominal pain, stabbing pain 
instead of chest pressure. 
 
MI tightness or pain the the ...
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NURS 3303 - Patho Quiz 10 Endocrine Questions and Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
NewWhat pathology causes diabetes mellitus type 1 to develop? 
a. inadequate digestion of dietary nutrients 
b. pancreatic amylase deficiency 
c. pancreatic insulin deficiency 
d. daily consumption of sweets 
Ans: c. pancreatic insulin deficiency 
What are three common physical signs of new-onset type 1 diabetes 
melitus? 
a. weight gain, forgetfulness and hair loss 
b. diaphoresis, diarrhea and intense thirst 
c. anorexia, fatigue and chest pain 
d. increased thirst, increased hunger...