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NSG 120 Patho midterm Exam
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answers ACTUAL EXAM 2025 TEST!!
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myopia
Ans: nearsightedness
hyperopia
Ans: farsightedness
presbyopia
Ans: age related farsightedness
diplopia
Ans: double vision
amblyopia
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Ans: lazy eye
tunnel vision
Ans: visual field defect loss of peripheral vison and triggered
by an injury
eye floater
Ans: caused by age related changes that occur as the jelly like
substance
basal cell carcinoma
Ans: damage and subsequent DNA changes to the basal cell in
the outermost layer of the skin after repeated exposure to UV
radiation from the sun
Pustules
Ans: Small collection of pus in the top layer of the skin
(epidermis) or beneath the dermis that forms in sweat glands or
hair follicles
Vesicles
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Ans: Small abnormal elevation of the outer layer of skin
(watery liquid) no pus and not yellowish,
resembles a blister
Nodule
Ans: Hair growth of abnormal tissue (hard palpable lum p).
Fissures
Ans: narrow opening or crack of considerable length and depth
usually occurring after a breakage
Psoriasis
Ans: Lesions are dry, raised, red skin patches (plaques) covered
with silvery scales that usually appear on knees, elb ows , lower
back and scalp
Chron's disease
Ans: inflammatory bowel disease affects the inner lining of the
digestive tract and heredity as well as a malfunctioning immune
system
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NSG 120 Patho midterm Exam
comprehensive questions and verified
answers ACTUAL EXAM 2025 TEST!!
Graded A+ | 2025|2026 EXAM UPDATE
Questions and Correct Answers/ Latest
Update / Already Graded
myopia
Ans: nearsightedness
hyperopia
Ans: farsightedness
presbyopia
Ans: age related farsightedness
diplopia
Ans: double vision
amblyopia
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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Ans: lazy eye
tunnel vision
Ans: visual field defect loss of peripheral vison and triggered
by an injury
eye floater
Ans: caused by age related changes that occur as the jelly like
substance
basal cell carcinoma
Ans: damage and subsequent DNA changes to the basal cell in
the outermost layer of the skin after repeated exposure to UV
radiation from the sun
Pustules
Ans: Small collection of pus in the top layer of the skin
(epidermis) or beneath the dermis that forms in sweat glands or
hair follicles
Vesicles
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Ans: Small abnormal elevation of the outer layer of skin
(watery liquid) no pus and not yellowish,
resembles a blister
Nodule
Ans: Hair growth of abnormal tissue (hard palpable lum p).
Fissures
Ans: narrow opening or crack of considerable length and depth
usually occurring after a breakage
Psoriasis
Ans: Lesions are dry, raised, red skin patches (plaques) covered
with silvery scales that usually appear on knees, elb ows , lower
back and scalp
Chron's disease
Ans: inflammatory bowel disease affects the inner lining of the
digestive tract and heredity as well as a malfunctioning immune
system
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