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FOR RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY FOR TECHNOLOGISTS 6TH EDITION BY NINA KOWALCZYK PH.D. R.T
LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+
6TH EDITION
,Table Of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction To Pathology Test Bank 3
Chapter 2: Skeletal Systemtest Bank 9
Chapter 3: Respiratory Systemtest Bank 16
Chapter 4: Cardiovascular Systemtest Bank 22
Chapter 5: Abdomen And Gastrointestinal Systemtest Bank 27
Chapter 6: Hepatobiliary Systemtest Bank 32
Chapter 7: Urinary Systemtest Bank 37
Chapter 8: Central Nervous Systemtest Bank 42
Chapter 9: Hemopoietic Systemtest Bank 47
Chapter 10: Reproductive Systemtest Bank 52
Chapter 11: Endocrine Systemtest Bank 57
Chapter 12: Traumatic Diseasetest Bank 61
,Chapter 1: Introduction To Pathology Test Bank
Multiple Choice
The Sequence Of Events Producing Cellular Changes Following Injury Best Defines:
Manifestations.
Pathogenesis.
Sign.
Symptom.
Ans: B Ref: P. 2
An Abnormal Disturbance Of The Function And Structure Of The Human Body Following Injuryrefers To:
Disease.
Etiology.
Manifestations.
Pathogenesis.
Ans: A Ref: P. 2
The Study Of The Cause Of Disease Is Termed:
Disease.
Etiology.
Pathogenesis.
Prognosis.
Ans: B Ref: P. 2
Common Agents That Cause Disease Include:
Bacteria.
Chemicals.
Heat.
1 And 2 Only
1 And 3 Only
2 And 3 Only
1, 2, And 3
Ans: D Ref: P. 2
A Syndrome Is Best Defined As:
A Genetic Abnormality Of A Single Protein.
An Adverse Response To Medical Treatment.
The Patient’s Perception Of The Disease.
Signs And Symptoms That Characterize A Specific Abnormal Disturbance.
Ans: D Ref: P. 2
An Adverse Response To Medical Treatment Itself Is Termed:
Autoimmune.
, Iatrogenic.
Idiopathic.
Nosocomial.
Ans: B Ref: P. 3
Prognosis Refers To:
Diseases Usually Having A Quick Onset.
The Name Of The Particular Disease.
The Predicted Course And Outcome Of The Disease.
The Structure Of Cells Or Tissue.
Ans: C Ref: P. 3
Diseases That Generally Require A Decrease In The Exposure Technique Are Considered:
Destructive.
Lytic.
Subtractive.
All Of The Above.
Ans: D Ref: P. 3
The Investigation Of Disease Occurring In Large Groups Best Defines:
Epidemiology.
Incidence.
Prevalence.
All Of The Above.
Ans: A Ref: P. 3
Data Regarding The Number Of Deaths Caused By A Particular Disease Averaged Over A Populationare
Collected And Reported By The:
American College Of Radiology.
Centers For Disease Control.
Food And Drug Administration.
National Center For Health Statistics.
Ans: D Ref: P. 2
Which Of The Following Are Leading Causes Of Death In The United States For Adults Aged 45years And
Greater?
Heart Disease
Malignant Neoplasm
Polycystic Kidney Disease
1 And 2 Only
1 And 3 Only
2 And 3 Only
1, 2, And 3
Ans: A Ref: P. 4
In 2010, Health Spending Accounted For Approximately % Of The U.S. Gross Domesticproduct.
FOR RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY FOR TECHNOLOGISTS 6TH EDITION BY NINA KOWALCZYK PH.D. R.T
LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+
6TH EDITION
,Table Of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction To Pathology Test Bank 3
Chapter 2: Skeletal Systemtest Bank 9
Chapter 3: Respiratory Systemtest Bank 16
Chapter 4: Cardiovascular Systemtest Bank 22
Chapter 5: Abdomen And Gastrointestinal Systemtest Bank 27
Chapter 6: Hepatobiliary Systemtest Bank 32
Chapter 7: Urinary Systemtest Bank 37
Chapter 8: Central Nervous Systemtest Bank 42
Chapter 9: Hemopoietic Systemtest Bank 47
Chapter 10: Reproductive Systemtest Bank 52
Chapter 11: Endocrine Systemtest Bank 57
Chapter 12: Traumatic Diseasetest Bank 61
,Chapter 1: Introduction To Pathology Test Bank
Multiple Choice
The Sequence Of Events Producing Cellular Changes Following Injury Best Defines:
Manifestations.
Pathogenesis.
Sign.
Symptom.
Ans: B Ref: P. 2
An Abnormal Disturbance Of The Function And Structure Of The Human Body Following Injuryrefers To:
Disease.
Etiology.
Manifestations.
Pathogenesis.
Ans: A Ref: P. 2
The Study Of The Cause Of Disease Is Termed:
Disease.
Etiology.
Pathogenesis.
Prognosis.
Ans: B Ref: P. 2
Common Agents That Cause Disease Include:
Bacteria.
Chemicals.
Heat.
1 And 2 Only
1 And 3 Only
2 And 3 Only
1, 2, And 3
Ans: D Ref: P. 2
A Syndrome Is Best Defined As:
A Genetic Abnormality Of A Single Protein.
An Adverse Response To Medical Treatment.
The Patient’s Perception Of The Disease.
Signs And Symptoms That Characterize A Specific Abnormal Disturbance.
Ans: D Ref: P. 2
An Adverse Response To Medical Treatment Itself Is Termed:
Autoimmune.
, Iatrogenic.
Idiopathic.
Nosocomial.
Ans: B Ref: P. 3
Prognosis Refers To:
Diseases Usually Having A Quick Onset.
The Name Of The Particular Disease.
The Predicted Course And Outcome Of The Disease.
The Structure Of Cells Or Tissue.
Ans: C Ref: P. 3
Diseases That Generally Require A Decrease In The Exposure Technique Are Considered:
Destructive.
Lytic.
Subtractive.
All Of The Above.
Ans: D Ref: P. 3
The Investigation Of Disease Occurring In Large Groups Best Defines:
Epidemiology.
Incidence.
Prevalence.
All Of The Above.
Ans: A Ref: P. 3
Data Regarding The Number Of Deaths Caused By A Particular Disease Averaged Over A Populationare
Collected And Reported By The:
American College Of Radiology.
Centers For Disease Control.
Food And Drug Administration.
National Center For Health Statistics.
Ans: D Ref: P. 2
Which Of The Following Are Leading Causes Of Death In The United States For Adults Aged 45years And
Greater?
Heart Disease
Malignant Neoplasm
Polycystic Kidney Disease
1 And 2 Only
1 And 3 Only
2 And 3 Only
1, 2, And 3
Ans: A Ref: P. 4
In 2010, Health Spending Accounted For Approximately % Of The U.S. Gross Domesticproduct.
