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PATHOLOGY 2026 FINAL PAPER SOLVED
QUESTIONS ANSWER KEY APLUS
◉ Symptoms.
Answer: Manifestations of a disorder that the patient feels and are
not measurable or observable; also known as subjective
manifestations.
◉ Asymptomatic.
Answer: Without subjective or objective manifestations
◉ Iatrogenic.
Answer: Disease caused by physician or treatment
◉ Nosocomial.
Answer: Infections that are acquired in the acute care facility
◉ Community Acquired.
Answer: Infections that are acquired outside the healthcare facility
◉ Etiology.
,Answer: Study of the cause of the disease process
◉ Prognosis.
Answer: Probable patient outcome
◉ Syndrome.
Answer: Linked combination of signs and symptoms
◉ Hyperemia.
Answer: The earliest body response to local injury, characterized by
dilation of the capillaries, arterioles and venules, leading to a
dramatic increase in blood flow in and around the injury site
◉ Idiopathic.
Answer: Disease in which the underlying cause is unknown
◉ Inflammation.
Answer: An immunological defense against injury, infection, or
allergy, marked by increases in regional blood flow, immigration of
white blood cells, and release of chemical toxins
◉ Permeable.
, Answer: Capable of allowing the passage of fluids or substances in
solution
◉ Exudate.
Answer: Protein-rich pasma produced during inflammation
◉ Transudate.
Answer: Low-protein fluid that develops in congestive heart failure
◉ Granulation Tissue.
Answer: Fibrous scar that replaces destroyed tissue
◉ Keloid.
Answer: Protruding, tumor-like scar produced by the accumulation
of excessive amounts of lagen
◉ Pyogenic.
Answer: Bacteria that produce pus (a thick, yellow fluid)
◉ Dead white blood cells, exudate, and bacteria.
Answer: Pus consists of what 3 things
PATHOLOGY 2026 FINAL PAPER SOLVED
QUESTIONS ANSWER KEY APLUS
◉ Symptoms.
Answer: Manifestations of a disorder that the patient feels and are
not measurable or observable; also known as subjective
manifestations.
◉ Asymptomatic.
Answer: Without subjective or objective manifestations
◉ Iatrogenic.
Answer: Disease caused by physician or treatment
◉ Nosocomial.
Answer: Infections that are acquired in the acute care facility
◉ Community Acquired.
Answer: Infections that are acquired outside the healthcare facility
◉ Etiology.
,Answer: Study of the cause of the disease process
◉ Prognosis.
Answer: Probable patient outcome
◉ Syndrome.
Answer: Linked combination of signs and symptoms
◉ Hyperemia.
Answer: The earliest body response to local injury, characterized by
dilation of the capillaries, arterioles and venules, leading to a
dramatic increase in blood flow in and around the injury site
◉ Idiopathic.
Answer: Disease in which the underlying cause is unknown
◉ Inflammation.
Answer: An immunological defense against injury, infection, or
allergy, marked by increases in regional blood flow, immigration of
white blood cells, and release of chemical toxins
◉ Permeable.
, Answer: Capable of allowing the passage of fluids or substances in
solution
◉ Exudate.
Answer: Protein-rich pasma produced during inflammation
◉ Transudate.
Answer: Low-protein fluid that develops in congestive heart failure
◉ Granulation Tissue.
Answer: Fibrous scar that replaces destroyed tissue
◉ Keloid.
Answer: Protruding, tumor-like scar produced by the accumulation
of excessive amounts of lagen
◉ Pyogenic.
Answer: Bacteria that produce pus (a thick, yellow fluid)
◉ Dead white blood cells, exudate, and bacteria.
Answer: Pus consists of what 3 things
