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Test qBank qFor qGould's qPathophysiology qfor qthe qHealth qProfessions q7th 1
qEdition qVanMeter

Chapter q01: qIntroduction qto qPathophysiology
VanMeter qand qHubert: qGould’s qPathophysiology qfor qthe qHealth qProfessions, q7th
qEdition
MULTIPLE
qCHOICE

1. Which qof qthe qfollowing qwould qbe qthe qmost qlikely
qcause qof qanqiatrogenic qdisease?
a. An qinherited qdisorder
b. A qcombination qof qspecific qetiological qfactors
c. An qunwanted qeffect qof qa qprescribed qdrug
d. Prolonged qexposure qto qtoxic qchemicals qin qthe qenvironment
ANS: qC

2. The qmanifestations qof qa qdisease qare qbest qdefined qas qthe
a. subjective qfeelings qof qdiscomfort qduring qa qchronic qillness.
b. signs qand qsymptoms qof qa qdisease.
c. factors qthat qprecipitate qan qacute qepisode qof qa qchronic qillness.
d. early qindicators qof qthe qprodromal qstage qof qinfection.

ANS: qB

3. The qbest qdefinition qof qthe qterm qprognosis qis qthe
a. precipitating qfactors qcausing qan qacute qepisode.
b. number qof qremissions qto qbe qexpected qduring qthe qcourse qof qa qchronic qillness.
c. predicted qoutcome qor qlikelihood qof qrecovery qfrom qa qspecific qdisease.
d. exacerbations qoccurring qduring qchronic qillness.
ANS: qC

4. Which qof qthe qfollowing qis qconsidered qa qsystemic qsign qof qdisease?
a. Swelling qof qthe qknee
b. Fever
c. Pain qin qthe qneck
d. Red qrash qon qthe qface
ANS: qB

5. Etiology qis qdefined qas qthe qstudy qof qthe
a. causes qof qa qdisease.
b. course qof qa qdisease.
c. expected qcomplications qof qa qdisease.
d. manifestations qof qa qdisease.
ANS: qA

6. A qtype qof qcellular qadaptation qin qwhich qthere qis qa qdecrease qin qcell qsize qis qreferred qto qas
a. hypertrophy.
b. metaplasia.
c. anaplasia.
d. atrophy.

ANS: qD

7. A qchange qin qa qtissue qmarked qby qcells qthat qvary qin qsize qand qshape qand
qshow qincreased qmitoticqfigures qwould qbe qcalled

,Test qBank qFor qGould's qPathophysiology qfor qthe qHealth qProfessions q7th 2
qEdition qVanMeter

a. metaplasia.
b. atrophy.
c. dysplasia.
d. hypertrophy.
ANS: qC

8. A qdeficit qof qoxygen qin qthe qcells qusually qdue qto qrespiratory qor qcirculatory qproblems qis qcalled
a. apoptosis.
b. ischemia.
c. hypertrophy.
d. necrosis.
ANS: qB

9. When qa qgroup qof qcells qin qthe qbody qdies, qthe qchange qis qcalled
a. ischemia.
b. gangrene.
c. hypoxia.
d. necrosis.
ANS: qD

10. Rigorous qweightlifting/body qbuilding qregimens qmay qresult qin qthe qskeletal
qmuscle qcellsqundergoing
a.hypertrophy.
b.dysplasia.
c.atrophy.
d.regeneration.
ANS: qA

11. The qterm qcancer qrefers qto
a. dysplasia.
b. hyperplasia.
c. metaplasia.
d. malignant qneoplasm.
ANS: qD

12. To qwhich qof qthe qfollowing qdoes qthe qterm qapoptosis qrefer?
a. Increased qrate qof qmitosis qby qcertain qcells
b. Ischemic qdamage qto qcells
c. Liquefaction qof qnecrotic qtissue
d. Preprogrammed qcell qself-destruction
ANS: qD
13. Which qof qthe qfollowing qstatements qis qTRUE?
a. Alteration qof qDNA qdoes qnot qchange qcell qfunction.
b. Damaged qcells qmay qbe qable qto qrepair qthemselves.
c. All qtypes qof qcells qdie qat qthe qsame qrate.
d. Mild qischemia qcauses qimmediate qcell qdeath.
ANS: qB

14. Caseation qnecrosis qrefers qto qan qarea qwhere
a. cell qproteins qhave qbeen qdenatured.

,Test qBank qFor qGould's qPathophysiology qfor qthe qHealth qProfessions q7th 3
qEdition qVanMeter

b. cells qare qliquefied qby qenzymes.
c. dead qcells qform qa qthick qcheesy qsubstance.
d. bacterial qinvasion qhas qoccurred.
ANS: qC

15. Routine qapplication qof qsun qblock qto qskin qwould qbe qan qexample qof
a. an qiatrogenic qcause qof qcancer.
b. a qpreventive qmeasure.
c. a qprecipitating qfactor.
d. a qpredisposing qcondition.
ANS: qB

16. A qcircumstance qthat qcauses qa qsudden qacute qepisode qof qa qchronic qdisease qto qoccur qis qtermed
a. latent qstage.
b. predisposing qfactor.
c. incidence.
d. precipitating qfactor.
ANS: qD

17. The qterm qhomeostasis qrefers qto
a. the qcausative qfactors qin qa qparticular qdisease.
b. maintenance qof qa qstable qinternal qenvironment.
c. a qcondition qthat qtriggers qan qacute qepisode.
d. a qcollection qof qsigns qand qsymptoms.
ANS: qB

18. Which qterm qis qused qto qdescribe qa qnew qand qsecondary qor qadditional qproblem
qthat qarises qafter qtheqoriginal qdisease qhas qbeen qestablished?
a. Symptoms
b. Occurrence
c. Manifestations
d. Complication
ANS: qD

19. Pathophysiology qinvolves qthe qstudy qof
a. the qstructure qof qthe qhuman qbody.
b. the qfunctions qof qvarious qorgans qin qthe qbody.
c. functional qor qstructural qchanges qresulting qfrom qdisease qprocesses.
d. various qcell qstructures qand qrelated qfunctions.
ANS: qC

20. Which qof qthe qfollowing qis qthe qbest qdefinition qof qepidemiology?
a. The qscience qof qtracking qthe qoccurrence qand qdistribution qof qdiseases
b. The qrelative qnumber qof qdeaths qresulting qfrom qa qparticular qdisease
c. Identification qof qa qspecific qdisease qthrough qevaluation qof qsigns qand qsymptoms
d. The qglobal qsearch qfor qemerging qdiseases
ANS: qA

, Test qBank qFor qGould's qPathophysiology qfor qthe qHealth qProfessions q7th 4
qEdition qVanMeter

21. Which qof qthe qfollowing qcan qcause qcell qinjury qor qdeath?
1. Hypoxia
2. Exposure qto qexcessive qcold
3. Excessive qpressure qon qa qtissue
4. Chemical qtoxins
a. 1, q2
b. q q q 2, q4
c. 1, q3, q4
d. q 1, q2, q3, q4
ANS: qD

22. All qof qthe qfollowing qare qpart qof qthe qSeven qSteps qto qHealth qEXCEPT:
a. Follow qcancer qscreening qguidelines.
b. Use qsun qblock qagents qwhenever qexposed.
c. Participate qin qstrenuous qexercise qon qa qregular qdaily qbasis.
d. Choose qhigh qfiber, qlower qfat qfoods.
ANS: qC

23. The qterm qdisease qrefers qto
a. the qperiod qof qrecovery qand qreturn qto qa qnormal qhealthy qstate.
b. a qdeviation qfrom qthe qnormal qstate qof qhealth qand qfunction.
c. the qtreatment qmeasures qused qto qpromote qrecovery.
d. a qbasic qcollection qof qsigns qand qsymptoms.
ANS: qB

24. A qcollection qof qsigns qand qsymptoms, qoften qaffecting qmore qthan qone qorgan
qor qsystem, qthatqusually qoccur qtogether qin qresponse qto qa qcertain qcondition
qis qreferred qto qas qa(an)
a. acute qdisease.
b. multiorgan qdisorder.
c. syndrome.
d. manifestation.
ANS: qC

25. All qof qthe qfollowing qstatements qare qcorrect qabout qcell qdamage qEXCEPT:
a. The qinitial qstage qof qcell qdamage qoften qcauses qan qalteration qin qmetabolic qreactions.
b. If qthe qfactor qcausing qthe qdamage qis qremoved qquickly, qthe qcell
qmay qbe qable qtoqrecover qand qreturn qto qits qnormal qstate.
c. If qthe qnoxious qfactor qremains qfor qan qextended qperiod qof qtime, qthe
qdamage qbecomesqirreversible qand qthe qcell qdies.
d. Initially, qcell qdamage qdoes qnot qchange qcell qmetabolism, qstructure, qor qfunction.
ANS: qD

26. Which qof qthe qfollowing qconditions qdistinguishes qdouble qblind qstudies qused qin qhealth qresearch?
a. Neither qthe qmembers qof qthe qcontrol qgroup qor qthe qexperimental qgroup
qnor qthe qpersonqadministering qthe qtreatment qknows qwho qis qreceiving qthe
qexperimental qtherapy.
b. Both qgroups qof qresearch qsubjects qand qthe qperson qadministering qthe
qtreatment qknow qwhoqis qreceiving qthe qexperimental qtherapy.
c. The qresearch qsubjects qdo qnot qknow, qbut qthe qperson qadministering
qthe qtreatmentqknows qwho qis qreceiving qplacebo qor qstandard qtherapy.
d. Only qmembers qof qthe qcontrol qgroup qknow qthey qare qreceiving qstandard qtherapy.

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