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TEST BANK FOR GOULD'S PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR THE
HEALTH PROFESSIONS 7TH EDITION BY KARIN C. VANMETER;
ROBERT J HUBERT | COMPLETE GUIDE, LATEST UPDATE
, Chapter 01: Introduction to Pathophysiology
X X X X
VanMeter and Hubert: Gould’s Pathophysiology for the Health Professions, 7th Edition
X X X X X X X X X X
MULTIPLE XCHOICE
1. Which Xof Xthe Xfollowing Xwould Xbe Xthe Xmost Xlikely Xcause Xof Xan Xiatrogenic Xdisease?
a.
X AnXinherited Xdisorder
b. A Xcombination Xof Xspecific Xetiological Xfactors
c. An Xunwanted Xeffect Xof Xa Xprescribed Xdrug
d. Prolonged Xexposure Xto Xtoxic Xchemicals Xin Xthe Xenvironment
ANS: XC
2. The Xmanifestations Xof Xa Xdisease Xare Xbest Xdefined Xas Xthe
a. subjective Xfeelings Xof Xdiscomfort Xduring Xa Xchronic Xillness.
b. signs Xand Xsymptoms Xof Xa Xdisease.
c. factors Xthat Xprecipitate Xan Xacute Xepisode Xof Xa Xchronic Xillness.
d. early Xindicators Xof Xthe Xprodromal Xstage Xof Xinfection.
ANS: XB
3. The Xbest Xdefinition Xof Xthe Xterm Xprognosis Xis Xthe
a. precipitating Xfactors Xcausing Xan Xacute Xepisode.
b. number Xof Xremissions Xto Xbe Xexpected Xduring Xthe Xcourse Xof Xa Xchronic Xillness.
c. predicted Xoutcome Xor Xlikelihood Xof Xrecovery Xfrom Xa Xspecific Xdisease.
d. exacerbations Xoccurring Xduring Xchronic Xillness.
ANS: XC
4. Which Xof Xthe Xfollowing Xis Xconsidered Xa Xsystemic Xsign Xof Xdisease?
a. Swelling Xof Xthe Xknee
b. Fever
c. Pain Xin Xthe Xneck
d. Red Xrash Xon Xthe Xface
ANS: XB
5. Etiology Xis Xdefined Xas Xthe Xstudy Xof Xthe
a. causes Xof Xa Xdisease.
b. course Xof Xa Xdisease.
c. expected Xcomplications Xof Xa Xdisease.
d. manifestations Xof Xa Xdisease.
ANS: XA
6. A Xtype Xof Xcellular Xadaptation Xin Xwhich Xthere Xis Xa Xdecrease Xin Xcell Xsize Xis Xreferred Xto
Xas Xa.X
hypertrophy.
b. metaplasia.
c. anaplasia.
d. atrophy.
Xper Xyear?
a. metaplasia.
b. atrophy.
c. dysplasia.
d. hypertrophy.
ANS: XC
8. A Xdeficit Xof Xoxygen Xin Xthe Xcells Xusually Xdue Xto Xrespiratory Xor Xcirculatory Xproblems Xis Xcalled
Xa.X
apoptosis.
b. ischemia.
c. hypertrophy.
d. necrosis.
ANS: XB
9. When Xa Xgroup Xof Xcells Xin Xthe Xbody Xdies, Xthe Xchange Xis Xcalled
a. ischemia.
b. gangrene.
c. hypoxia.
d. necrosis.
ANS: XD
10. Rigorous Xweightlifting/body Xbuilding Xregimens Xmay Xresult Xin Xthe Xskeletal Xmuscle
XcellsX
undergoing Xa. hypertrophy.
b. dysplasia.
c. atrophy.
d. regeneration.
ANS: XA
11. The Xterm Xcancer Xrefers Xto
a. dysplasia.
b. hyperplasia.
c. metaplasia.
d. malignant Xneoplasm.
ANS: XD
12. To Xwhich Xof Xthe Xfollowing Xdoes Xthe Xterm Xapoptosis Xrefer?
a. Increased Xrate Xof Xmitosis Xby Xcertain Xcells
b. Ischemic Xdamage Xto Xcells
, c. Liquefaction Xof Xnecrotic Xtissue
d. Preprogrammed Xcell Xself-destruction
ANS: XD
13. Which Xof Xthe Xfollowing Xstatements Xis XTRUE?
a. Alteration Xof XDNA Xdoes Xnot Xchange Xcell Xfunction.
b. Damaged Xcells Xmay Xbe Xable Xto Xrepair Xthemselves.
c. All Xtypes Xof Xcells Xdie Xat Xthe Xsame Xrate.
d. Mild Xischemia Xcauses Ximmediate Xcell Xdeath.
ANS: XB
14. Caseation Xnecrosis Xrefers Xto Xan Xarea Xwhere
a. cell Xproteins Xhave Xbeen Xdenatured.
b. cells Xare Xliquefied Xby Xenzymes.
c. dead Xcells Xform Xa Xthick Xcheesy Xsubstance.
d. bacterial Xinvasion Xhas Xoccurred.
ANS: XC
15. Routine Xapplication Xof Xsun Xblock Xto Xskin Xwould Xbe Xan Xexample Xof
a. an Xiatrogenic Xcause Xof Xcancer.
b. a Xpreventive Xmeasure.
c. a Xprecipitating Xfactor.
d. a Xpredisposing Xcondition.
ANS: XB
16. A Xcircumstance Xthat Xcauses Xa Xsudden Xacute Xepisode Xof Xa Xchronic Xdisease Xto Xoccur Xis Xtermed
a. latent Xstage.
b. predisposing Xfactor.
c. incidence.
d. precipitating Xfactor. XANS: XD
17. The Xterm Xhomeostasis Xrefers Xto
a. the Xcausative Xfactors Xin Xa Xparticular Xdisease.
b. maintenance Xof Xa Xstable Xinternal Xenvironment.
c. a Xcondition Xthat Xtriggers Xan Xacute Xepisode.
d. a Xcollection Xof Xsigns Xand Xsymptoms.
ANS: XB
18. Which Xterm Xis Xused Xto Xdescribe Xa Xnew Xand Xsecondary Xor Xadditional Xproblem Xthat Xarises
XafterX
the Xoriginal Xdisease Xhas Xbeen Xestablished?
a. Symptoms
b. Occurrence
c. Manifestations
d. Complication
ANS: XD
19. Pathophysiology Xinvolves Xthe Xstudy Xof
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