Test Bank For Applied Pathophysiology for the Advanced Practice Nurse 1st Edition by Lucie Dlugasch, Lachel Story ISBN;9781284150452,All Chapters 1-14 Fully Covered,Verified Questions and Answers||COMPLETE GUIDE A+||.

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,Chapter: Chapter 01 - Quiz

Multiple Choice



1. Protein hormones and enzymes are stored in the _ , awaiting signals to be released into the
cell.
A) food vacuole
B) Golgi complex
C) rough endoplasmic reticulum
D) secretory vesicles
Ans: D
Complexity: Easy
Ahead: Basic Cell Function and Structure
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Cellular Function



2. Low serum albumin levels (hypoalbuminemia) can cause edema because:
A) oncotic pressure increases.
B) oncotic pressure decreases.
C) osmotic pressure increases.
D) hydrostatic pressure decreases.
Ans: B
Complexity: Easy
Ahead: Basic Cell Function and Structure
Subject: Chapter 1
Title: Cellular Function



3. Neurotransmitters are packaged into vesicles and then fuse with the cell membrane for release. This is
an example of:
A) pinocytosis.
B) phagocytosis.
C) exocytosis.

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D) endocytosis.
$bnAns: $bnC

$bnComplexity:

$bnEasy

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$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



4. What $bnis $bna $bnpossible $bnreason $bnfor $bnincreased $bnrisk $bnfor $bnchromosomal $bnabnormalities $bnwith $bnolder
$bnmaternal $bnage?

A) Ova $bnmeiosis $bnis $bncomplete $bnby $bnthe $bntime $bna $bngirl $bnis $bnborn $bnthereby $bnmaking $bnthem $bnless $bnlikely $bnto
$bndivide $bnproperly.

B) The $bnolder $bnova $bnare $bnmore $bnlikely $bnto $bnhave $bnerrors $bnduring $bnmeiosis.
C) Older $bnova $bnare $bnmore $bnlikely $bnto $bnhave $bnp53 $bngene $bnmutations.
D) Ova $bnare $bncontinuously $bnproduced $bnthereby $bnincreasing $bnthe $bnchance $bnof $bncreating
$bndefective $bnova. $bnAns: $bnB

Complexity: $bnModerate
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$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



5. DNA $bnthat $bnis $bntransmitted $bnfrom $bnparents $bnto $bnoffspring $bnmainly $bncomes $bnfrom $bnthe:
A) mitochondria.
B) nucleolus.
C) ribosomes.
D) nucleus.
Ans: $bnD
$bnComplexity:

$bnEasy

Ahead: $bnBasic $bnCell $bnFunction $bnand $bnStructure
$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



6. A $bnpatient $bnwill $bnbe $bnreceiving $bnstem $bncells $bnobtained $bnfrom $bna $bndonor’s $bnblood $bn(allogenic
$bntransplant) $bnfor $bnleukemia $bn(abnormal $bnwhite $bnblood $bncells). $bnThese $bnstem $bncells $bnare

$bncategorized $bnas $bnmultipotent $bnbecause $bnthey $bncan $bnmake:

A) multiple $bntypes $bnof $bncells $bnin $bnthe $bnbody.
B) only $bnwhite $bnblood $bncells.
C) all $bntypes $bnof $bnblood $bncells.
D) differentiated $bncells $bnthat $bncan $bnbecome
$bnany $bncell. $bnAns: $bnC

Complexity: $bnEasy
Ahead: $bnBasic $bnCell $bnFunction $bnand $bnStructure
$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



7. During $bnwhich $bnphase $bnof $bnthe $bncell $bncycle $bnare $bnthere $bn“checkpoints” $bnwhere $bndamaged $bnDNA $bnis
$bnfixed?

A) Interphase
B) Prophase
C) Metaphase
D) Anaphase
$bnAns: $bnA

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Complexity: $bnEasy
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$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



8. A $bnwoman $bnhad $bna $bnbiopsy $bnof $bna $bnbreast $bnmass. $bnWhich $bnof $bnthe $bnfollowing $bnfindings $bnare $bnconsidered
$bnprecancerous?

A) Columnar $bnmetaplasia
B) Ductal $bnatrophy
C) Atypical $bnhyperplasia
D) Squamous
$bnhypertrophy $bnAns: $bnC

Complexity: $bnEasy
Ahead: $bnCellular $bnAdaptation $bnand $bnDamage
$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



9. A gene $bnis $bnone $bnthat $bnproduces $bnan $bneffect $bnonly $bnin $bnthe $bnhomozygous $bnstate.
A) dominant
B) recessive
C) sex-linked
D) hemizygous
$bnAns: $bnB

$bnComplexity:

$bnEasy

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$bnTitle: $bnCellular

$bnFunction




10. Antioxidants $bnfound $bnin $bnfood $bnand $bnvitamin $bnsupplements $bnare $bnthought $bnto:
A) increase $bnoxygenation.
B) improve $bnabsorption $bnof $bnbeneficial $bnminerals.
C) increase $bnelimination $bnof $bntoxic $bnchemicals.
D) counteract $bnoxidative
$bnstress. $bnAns: $bnD

Complexity: $bnEasy
Ahead: $bnCellular $bnAdaptation $bnand $bnDamage
$bnSubject: $bnChapter $bn1

Title: $bnCellular $bnFunction



11. Single $bnnucleotide $bnpolymorphisms $bnare $bnbest $bndescribed $bnas:
A) disease-causing $bngenetic $bnmutations.
B) variations $bnon $bna $bnsingle $bnDNA $bnbase $bnpair.
C) a $bnnumber $bnof $bncopies $bnon $bna $bnparticular $bngene $bnthat $bnvaries.
D) base $bnpairs $bnthat $bnalter $bngene
$bnexpression. $bnAns: $bnB

Complexity: $bnEasy
$bnAhead:

$bnNeoplasms

$bnSubject:

$bnChapter $bn1