NURS 3366 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY EXAM 3
TEST PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS EXPERT REVIEW
GRADED A+
⩥ Memory Antibodies. Answer: Antibodies formed after initial exposure
to antigens.
⩥ Erythroblastosis Fetalis. Answer: Hemolysis in newborn from Rh
incompatibility.
⩥ Immunodeficiencies. Answer: Reduced immune response leading to
increased disease susceptibility.
⩥ Opportunistic Diseases. Answer: Infections from normally harmless
organisms in immunocompromised.
⩥ Standard Precautions. Answer: Basic infection prevention for all
patient contacts.
⩥ Contact Precautions. Answer: Used for patients with MRSA or stool
incontinence.
, ⩥ Droplet Precautions. Answer: For respiratory infections causing
coughing or sneezing.
⩥ Antibiotic Resistance. Answer: Pathogen ability to survive despite
antibiotic treatment.
⩥ Beta-Lactamase. Answer: Enzyme that destroys beta-lactam
antibiotics.
⩥ Thrombocytopenia. Answer: Condition of having too few platelets.
⩥ Anemia. Answer: Condition of having too few erythrocytes.
⩥ Microcytic Anemia. Answer: Characterized by low RBCs and low
MCV.
⩥ Macrocytic Anemia. Answer: Characterized by low RBCs and high
MCV.
⩥ Normocytic Anemia. Answer: Characterized by low RBCs with
normal MCV.
⩥ Thrombocytosis. Answer: Condition of having too many platelets.
TEST PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS EXPERT REVIEW
GRADED A+
⩥ Memory Antibodies. Answer: Antibodies formed after initial exposure
to antigens.
⩥ Erythroblastosis Fetalis. Answer: Hemolysis in newborn from Rh
incompatibility.
⩥ Immunodeficiencies. Answer: Reduced immune response leading to
increased disease susceptibility.
⩥ Opportunistic Diseases. Answer: Infections from normally harmless
organisms in immunocompromised.
⩥ Standard Precautions. Answer: Basic infection prevention for all
patient contacts.
⩥ Contact Precautions. Answer: Used for patients with MRSA or stool
incontinence.
, ⩥ Droplet Precautions. Answer: For respiratory infections causing
coughing or sneezing.
⩥ Antibiotic Resistance. Answer: Pathogen ability to survive despite
antibiotic treatment.
⩥ Beta-Lactamase. Answer: Enzyme that destroys beta-lactam
antibiotics.
⩥ Thrombocytopenia. Answer: Condition of having too few platelets.
⩥ Anemia. Answer: Condition of having too few erythrocytes.
⩥ Microcytic Anemia. Answer: Characterized by low RBCs and low
MCV.
⩥ Macrocytic Anemia. Answer: Characterized by low RBCs and high
MCV.
⩥ Normocytic Anemia. Answer: Characterized by low RBCs with
normal MCV.
⩥ Thrombocytosis. Answer: Condition of having too many platelets.
