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Porth's Essentials of
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Pathophysiology 5 n




Edition Test Bank by
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Tommie L. Norris
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Latest Revised
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2023/2024

, TEST nBANK nFOR nPORTH'S nPATHOPHYSIOLOGY n10TH nEDITION nBY nNORRIS




Porth’s Pathophysiology 10th Edition Norris Test Bank
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1. At nan ninternational nnursing nconference, nmany ndiscussions nand nbreakout nsessions
nfocusedn on nthe nWorld nHealth nOrganization n(WHO) nviews non nhealth. nOf nthe nfollowing
ncommentsn made nby nnurses nduring na ndiscussion nsession, nwhich nstatements nwould nbe
nconsidered na ngood nrepresentation nof nthe nWHO ndefinition? n Select nall nthat napply.

A) Interests nin nkeeping nthe nelderly npopulation nengaged nin nsuch nactivities nas
nbookn reviews nand nword ngames nduring nsocial ntime
B) Increase nin nthe nnumber nof nchair naerobics nclasses nprovided nin nthe nskilled
ncarenfacilities
C) Interventions ngeared ntoward nkeeping nthe nelderly npopulation ndiagnosed nwith
ndiabetes nmellitus nunder ntight nblood nglucose ncontrol nby nproviding nin-home

ncookingn classes
D) Providing ntransportation nfor nrenal ndialysis npatients nto nand nfrom ntheir
nhemodialysisn sessions
E) Providing nhandwashing nteaching nsessions nto na ngroup nof nyoung
nchildrenn Ans: n A, nB, nC, nE
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The nWHO ndefinition nof nhealth nis ndefined nas n“a nstate nof ncomplete nphysical, nmental,
nand nsocial nwell-being nand nnot nmerely nthe nabsence nof ndisease nand ninfirmity.”

nEngaging nin nbook nreviews nfacilitates nmental nand nsocial nwell-being; nchair naerobics

nhelps nfacilitate nphysical nwell-being; nand nassisting nwith ntight ncontrol nof ndiabetes nhelps

nwith nfacilitating nphysical nwell-being neven nthough nthe nperson nhas na nchronic ndisease.

nHandwashing nis nvitaln in nthe nprevention nof ndisease nand nspread nof ngerms.

2. A ncommunity nhealth nnurse nis nteaching na ngroup nof nrecent ngraduates nabout nthe nlarge
nvariety nof nfactors nthat ninfluence nan nindividual's nhealth nor nlack nthereof. nThe nnurse

nis nreferring nto nthe nHealthy nPeople n2020 nreport nfrom nthe nU.S. nDepartment nof

nHealth nandn Human nServices nas na nteaching nexample. nOf nthe nfollowing naspects
ndiscussed, nwhich nwould nbe nconsidered na ndeterminant nof nhealth nthat nis noutside nthe

nfocus nof nthis nreport?

A) The nclient nhas na ndiverse nbackground nby nbeing nof nAsian nand nNative nAmerican
ndescent nand npractices nvarious nalternative ntherapies nto nminimize neffects nof

nstress.

B) The nclient nhas na nfamily nhistory nof ncardiovascular ndisease nrelated nto
nhypercholesterolemia nand nremains nnoncompliant nwith nthe ntreatment

nregime.

C) The nclient nhas na ngood ncareer nwith nexceptional npreventative nhealth ncare nbenefits.
D) The nclient nlives nin nan naffluent, nclean, nsuburban ncommunity nwith naccess nto
nmanyn health ncare nfacilities.
Ans: nB
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In nHealthy nPeople n2020, nthe nfocus nis nto npromote ngood nhealth nto nall n(such nas nusing
nalternative ntherapies nto nminimize neffects nof nstress); nachieving nhealth nequity nand

npromoting nhealth nfor nall n(which nincludes nhaving ngood nhealth ncare nbenefits); nand

npromoting ngood nhealth n(which nincludes nliving nin na nclean ncommunity nwith ngood naccess

ntonhealth ncare). nA nclient's nnoncompliance nwith ntreatments nto ncontrol nhigh ncholesterol

nlevelsn within nthe npresence nof na nfamily nhistory nof nCV ndisease ndoes nnot nmeet nthe
n“attaining nlives nfree nof npreventable ndisease nand npremature ndeath” ndeterminant.

, TEST nBANK nFOR nPORTH'S nPATHOPHYSIOLOGY n10TH nEDITION nBY nNORRIS




3. A nphysician nis nproviding ncare nfor na nnumber nof npatients non na nmedical nunit nof na nlarge,
nuniversity nhospital. nThe nphysician nis ndiscussing nwith na ncolleague nthe ndifferentiation

nbetween ndiseases nthat nare ncaused nby nabnormal nmolecules nand ndiseases nthat ncause

ndisease.n Which nof nthe nfollowing npatients nmost nclearly ndemonstrates nthe nconsequences
nof nmolecules nthat ncause ndisease?

A) A n31-year-old nwoman nwith nsickle ncell nanemia nwho nis nreceiving na ntransfusion
nofn
packed nred nblood ncells
B) A n91-year-old nwoman nwho nhas nexperienced nan nischemic nstroke nresulting
nfromn familial nhypercholesterolemia
C) A n19-year-old nman nwith nexacerbation nof nhis ncystic nfibrosis nrequiring
noxygenn therapy nand nchest nphysiotherapy
D) A n30-year-old nhomeless nman nwho nhas nPneumocystis ncarinii npneumonia n(PCP)
nandnis nHIV npositive.
Ans: nD
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PCP nis nan nexample nof nthe neffect nof na nmolecule nthat ndirectly ncontributes nto ndisease.
nSicklen cell nanemia, nfamilial nhypercholesterolemia, nand ncystic nfibrosis nare nall nexamples
nof nthe neffects nof nabnormal nmolecules.




4. A nnew nmyocardial ninfarction npatient nrequiring nangioplasty nand nstent nplacement nhas
narrived nto nhis nfirst ncardiac nrehabilitation nappointment. nIn nthis nfirst nsession, na nreview nof

nthe npathogenesis nof ncoronary nartery ndisease nis naddressed. nWhich nstatement nby nthe

npatientn verifies nto nthe nnurse nthat nhe nhas nunderstood nthe nnurse's nteachings nabout
ncoronary nartery ndisease?

A) “All nI nhave nto ndo nis nstop nsmoking, nand nthen nI nwon't nhave nany nmore nheart nattacks.”
B) “My nartery nwas nclogged nby nfat, nso nI nwill nneed nto nstop neating nfatty nfoods
nlikenFrench nfries nevery nday.”
C) “Sounds nlike nthis nbegan nbecause nof ninflammation ninside nmy nartery nthat nmade
easy nto nform nfatty nstreaks, nwhich nlead nto nmy nclogged nartery.”
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D) “If nI ndo nnot nexercise nregularly nto nget nmy nheart nrate nup, nblood npools nin nthe nveins
ncausing na nclot nthat nstops nblood nflow nto nthe nmuscle, nand nI nwill nhave na nheart

nattack.”

Ans: nC
Feedback:
The ntrue netiology/cause nof ncoronary nartery ndisease n(CAD) nis nunknown; nhowever, nthe
npathogenesis nof nthe ndisorder nrelates nto nthe nprogression nof nthe ninflammatory nprocess

nfromn a nfatty nstreak nto nthe nocclusive nvessel nlesion nseen nin npeople nwith ncoronary nartery
ndisease. nRisk nfactors nfor nCAD nrevolve naround ncigarette nsmoking, ndiet nhigh nin nfat, nand

nlack nof nexercise.




5. A nmember nof nthe nhealth ncare nteam nis nresearching nthe netiology nand npathogenesis nof na
nnumber nof nclients nwho nare nunder nhis ncare nin na nhospital ncontext. nWhich nof nthe

nfollowingnaspects nof nclients' nsituations nbN
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paOthMogenesis nrather nthan
netiology?

A) A nclient nwho nhas nbeen nexposed nto nthe nMycobacterium ntuberculosis nbacterium
B) A nclient nwho nhas nincreasing nserum nammonia nlevels ndue nto nliver ncirrhosis
C) A nclient nwho nwas nadmitted nwith nthe neffects nof nmethyl nalcohol npoisoning

, TEST nBANK nFOR nPORTH'S nPATHOPHYSIOLOGY n10TH nEDITION nBY nNORRIS




D) A nclient nwith nmultiple nskeletal ninjuries nsecondary nto na nmotor nvehicle
naccidentn
Ans: n B

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