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TEST BANK - ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (4TH EDIT
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4 EDITION
,TestfBankf-fEssentialsfoffPathophysiologyf(4thfEditionfbyfPorth) 2
Table of f
Contents 1
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Chapterf01f-fCellfStructurefandfFunction D
Chapterf02f- i
f Cellularf Responsesf tof Stress,f Injury,f andf Agingf Chapterf03f-
s
fInflammation,fthefInflammatoryfResponse,fandfFeverf Chapterf 04f -
o
f Cellf Proliferation,fTissuef Regeneration,f andf Repairf Chapterf 05f -
r
fGeneticf Controlf off Cellf Functionf andf InheritancefChapterf 06f -
d
fGeneticf andf Congenitalf Disorders
e
Chapterf07f-fNeoplasia r
Chapterf08f-fDisordersfoffFluid,fElectrolyte,fandfAcid- s
BasefBalancefChapterf09f-fStressfandfAdaptation f
Chapterf10f-fDisordersfoffNutritionalfStatus o
Chapterf11f- f
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fDisordersfoffWhitefBloodfCellsfandfLymphoidfTissuesf Chapterf 12f -
t
f Disordersf off Hemostasis
h
Chapterf13f- e
f Disordersf off Redf BloodfCellsf Chapterf 14f -
f
f MechanismsfoffInfectiousf Diseasef Chapterf 15f -
S
fInnatef andf Adaptivef Immunityf Chapterf16f-
k
fDisordersfoffthefImmunefResponsef Chapterf 17f -
e
f Controlf off CardiovascularfFunction
l
Chapterf18f- e
fDisordersfoffBloodfFlowfandfBloodfPressuref Chapterf 19f -
t
f Disordersf off CardiacfFunction
a
Chapterf20f- l
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fHeartfFailurefandfCirculatoryfShockf Chapterf 21f- S
f Controlf off Respiratoryf Function y
Chapterf22f- s
fRespiratoryfTractfInfections,fNeoplasms,fandfChildhoodfDisordersf Chapterf 23f - t
f Disordersf off Ventilationfandf Gasf Exchange e
Chapterf24f- m
fStructurefandfFunctionfoffthefKidneyf Chapterf 25f - Chapterf 44f -
f Disordersf off RenalfFunction f Disordersf off th
Chapterf26f- ef Skeletalf Syst
f Acutef Kidneyf Injuryf andfChronicf Kidneyf DiseasefChapterf 27f - em
f Disordersf offthefBladderfandf Lowerf Urinaryf TractfChapterf28f- C
fStructurefandfFunctionfoffthefGastrointestinalfSystem f Chapterf 29f - h
f Disordersf offGastrointestinalf Function a
Chapterf30f- p
fDisordersfoffHepatobiliaryfandfExocrinefPancreaticfFunctionf Chapterf 31f - t
f Mechanismsfoff Endocrinef Control e
Chapterf32f- r
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fDisordersfoffEndocrinefControlfoffGrowthfandfMetabolism f Chapterf 33f -
4
f Diabetesf Mellitusf andf thef Metabolicf Syndrome
5
Chapterf34f- f
fOrganizationf andf Controlf off NeuralfFunctionf Chapterf35f- -
f
fSomatosensoryfFunction,fPain,fandfHeadachef Chapterf 36f-
S
f Disordersf off Neuromuscularf Function
t
Chapterf37f-fDisordersfoffBrainfFunction r
Chapterf38f- u
f Disordersf off Specialf Sensoryf Functionf Chapterf 39f -
c
f Disordersf offthef MalefGenitourinaryf SystemfChapterf40f-
t
fDisordersfoffthefFemalefGenitourinaryfSystemf Chapterf 41f-
u
f Sexuallyf Transmittedf Infections
r
Chapterf42f- e
fStructurefandfFunctionfoffthefSkeletalfSystemfChapterf 43f -
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andfFunctionfoffthefIntegumentumfChapterf46f- 2
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Chapter 01 - Cell Structure and Function
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1. Thefnucleus ,f whichf isf essentialf forf functionf andf survivalf off thefcell.
A) isfthefsitefoffproteinfsynthesis
B) containsfthefgeneticfcode
C) transformsf cellularf energy
D) initiatesfaerobicfmetabolism
2. Althoughfenergyfisfnotfmadefinfmitochondria,ftheyfarefknownfasfthefpowerfplantsfoffthefcellfbecausefthey:
A) containfRNAfforfproteinfsynthesis.
B) utilizefglycolysisfforfoxidativefenergy.
C) extractfenergyffromforganicfcompounds.
D) storefcalciumfbondsfforfmusclefcontractions.
3. Althoughfthefbasicfstructurefoffthefcellfplasmafmembranefisfformedfbyfaflipidfbilayer,fmostfoffthefspeci
ficfmembraneffunctionsfarefcarriedfoutfby:
A) boundf andf transmembranef proteins.
B) complex,f longfcarbohydratef chains.
C) surfacefantigensfandfhormonefreceptors.
D) afgatingfsystemfoffselectivefionfchannels.
4. Tof effectivelyf relayf signals,f cell-to-cellf communicationf utilizesf chemicalf messengerf systemsf that:
A) displacefsurfacefreceptorfproteins.
B) accumulatefwithinfcellfgapfjunctions.
C) bindftofcontractilefmicrofilaments.
TEST BANK - ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (4TH EDIT
f f f f f f f
THf
4 EDITION
,TestfBankf-fEssentialsfoffPathophysiologyf(4thfEditionfbyfPorth) 2
Table of f
Contents 1
f
Chapterf01f-fCellfStructurefandfFunction D
Chapterf02f- i
f Cellularf Responsesf tof Stress,f Injury,f andf Agingf Chapterf03f-
s
fInflammation,fthefInflammatoryfResponse,fandfFeverf Chapterf 04f -
o
f Cellf Proliferation,fTissuef Regeneration,f andf Repairf Chapterf 05f -
r
fGeneticf Controlf off Cellf Functionf andf InheritancefChapterf 06f -
d
fGeneticf andf Congenitalf Disorders
e
Chapterf07f-fNeoplasia r
Chapterf08f-fDisordersfoffFluid,fElectrolyte,fandfAcid- s
BasefBalancefChapterf09f-fStressfandfAdaptation f
Chapterf10f-fDisordersfoffNutritionalfStatus o
Chapterf11f- f
f
fDisordersfoffWhitefBloodfCellsfandfLymphoidfTissuesf Chapterf 12f -
t
f Disordersf off Hemostasis
h
Chapterf13f- e
f Disordersf off Redf BloodfCellsf Chapterf 14f -
f
f MechanismsfoffInfectiousf Diseasef Chapterf 15f -
S
fInnatef andf Adaptivef Immunityf Chapterf16f-
k
fDisordersfoffthefImmunefResponsef Chapterf 17f -
e
f Controlf off CardiovascularfFunction
l
Chapterf18f- e
fDisordersfoffBloodfFlowfandfBloodfPressuref Chapterf 19f -
t
f Disordersf off CardiacfFunction
a
Chapterf20f- l
f
fHeartfFailurefandfCirculatoryfShockf Chapterf 21f- S
f Controlf off Respiratoryf Function y
Chapterf22f- s
fRespiratoryfTractfInfections,fNeoplasms,fandfChildhoodfDisordersf Chapterf 23f - t
f Disordersf off Ventilationfandf Gasf Exchange e
Chapterf24f- m
fStructurefandfFunctionfoffthefKidneyf Chapterf 25f - Chapterf 44f -
f Disordersf off RenalfFunction f Disordersf off th
Chapterf26f- ef Skeletalf Syst
f Acutef Kidneyf Injuryf andfChronicf Kidneyf DiseasefChapterf 27f - em
f Disordersf offthefBladderfandf Lowerf Urinaryf TractfChapterf28f- C
fStructurefandfFunctionfoffthefGastrointestinalfSystem f Chapterf 29f - h
f Disordersf offGastrointestinalf Function a
Chapterf30f- p
fDisordersfoffHepatobiliaryfandfExocrinefPancreaticfFunctionf Chapterf 31f - t
f Mechanismsfoff Endocrinef Control e
Chapterf32f- r
f
fDisordersfoffEndocrinefControlfoffGrowthfandfMetabolism f Chapterf 33f -
4
f Diabetesf Mellitusf andf thef Metabolicf Syndrome
5
Chapterf34f- f
fOrganizationf andf Controlf off NeuralfFunctionf Chapterf35f- -
f
fSomatosensoryfFunction,fPain,fandfHeadachef Chapterf 36f-
S
f Disordersf off Neuromuscularf Function
t
Chapterf37f-fDisordersfoffBrainfFunction r
Chapterf38f- u
f Disordersf off Specialf Sensoryf Functionf Chapterf 39f -
c
f Disordersf offthef MalefGenitourinaryf SystemfChapterf40f-
t
fDisordersfoffthefFemalefGenitourinaryfSystemf Chapterf 41f-
u
f Sexuallyf Transmittedf Infections
r
Chapterf42f- e
fStructurefandfFunctionfoffthefSkeletalfSystemfChapterf 43f -
f
,TestfBankf-fEssentialsfoffPathophysiologyf(4thfEditionfbyfPorth) 3
andfFunctionfoffthefIntegumentumfChapterf46f- 2
f Disordersf off SkinfIntegrityf andf Function 8
15
22
26
32
38
45
52
59
65
72
79
86
93
100
107
113
120
127
134
140
147
153
160
166
173
180
187
193
199
206
212
219
225
231
238
245
251
257
263
269
275
282
288
294
, TestfBankf-fEssentialsfoffPathophysiologyf(4thfEditionfbyfPorth) 4
Chapter 01 - Cell Structure and Function
f f f f f f
1. Thefnucleus ,f whichf isf essentialf forf functionf andf survivalf off thefcell.
A) isfthefsitefoffproteinfsynthesis
B) containsfthefgeneticfcode
C) transformsf cellularf energy
D) initiatesfaerobicfmetabolism
2. Althoughfenergyfisfnotfmadefinfmitochondria,ftheyfarefknownfasfthefpowerfplantsfoffthefcellfbecausefthey:
A) containfRNAfforfproteinfsynthesis.
B) utilizefglycolysisfforfoxidativefenergy.
C) extractfenergyffromforganicfcompounds.
D) storefcalciumfbondsfforfmusclefcontractions.
3. Althoughfthefbasicfstructurefoffthefcellfplasmafmembranefisfformedfbyfaflipidfbilayer,fmostfoffthefspeci
ficfmembraneffunctionsfarefcarriedfoutfby:
A) boundf andf transmembranef proteins.
B) complex,f longfcarbohydratef chains.
C) surfacefantigensfandfhormonefreceptors.
D) afgatingfsystemfoffselectivefionfchannels.
4. Tof effectivelyf relayf signals,f cell-to-cellf communicationf utilizesf chemicalf messengerf systemsf that:
A) displacefsurfacefreceptorfproteins.
B) accumulatefwithinfcellfgapfjunctions.
C) bindftofcontractilefmicrofilaments.
