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WKU Pathophysiology Exam -cellular| Questions with 100% Correct Answers
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what the difference between cancer cells and normal cells? - ANSWER cancer cells are not 
specialized and are able to ignore signals that tell normal cells to stop dividing and cancer 
cells can evade immune system 
how do tumors stay alive? - ANSWER they use the immune system to stay alive and grow 
what is the primary site? - ANSWER where it start
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WKU Nursing Pathophysiology Chapter 1 Cellular Pathophysiology
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Cells attempt to prevent their own death from environmental changes through what? - answer-Adaptation 
 
What is atrophy? - answer-The disuse of cells causing them to become smaller 
 
What happens to the cells when cellular work demands decrease? - answer-The cells decrease in size and number; they use less oxygen and the organelles decrease in size and number 
 
What is hypertrophy? - answer-The enlargement of cells due to increased workload 
 
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WKU Pathophysiology Exam - immunity| Questions with 100% Correct Answers
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when cells come to the site from chemotaxis what do they do - ANSWER bind to microbes and 
form a rough outer coat that promotes phagocytosis 
what type of cells does the third line of defense use - ANSWER humoral (B cell) and cellular 
(T cell) immunity 
where are baby lymphocytes formed - ANSWER bone marrow
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WKU N324: Pathophysiology exam 2
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Endocrine disorders are related to what? - answer-excess of specific hormone, deficiency of specific hormone, and a receptor defect 
 
Signs/symptoms depend on what? - answer-which hormone is effected 
 
Cause of endocrine disorders are related to what? - answer-tumors (common), genetic alterations, trauma or infections of the brain/meninges, lifestyle behaviors 
 
What is hypopituitarism? - answer-insufficient amounts of pituitary hormone(s) 
 
What is the most common cause of hypopituitarism? ...
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WKU Nursing 102 Exam- Pathophysiology Chapter 4| Questions with 100% Correct Answers (A Rated
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How does the pericardial sac or pericardium provide protection? - ANSWER 
Protects the heart against trauma from surrounding structures, invasions of 
foreign organisms, and friction from the constant movement 
How does the pericardial sac or pericardium provide support? - ANSWER It 
anchors the heart and prevents overdistention
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Nursing 324, Pathophysiology Exam 2 WKU with 100 % Correct Answers
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Reproductuon requires not only the ____________ but the __________ - Answer-body, brain 
 
infertility issues - Answer-inability to contribute to reproduction 
 
erectile dysfunction (ED) - Answer-inability to achieve or maintain erection sufficient for intercourse. Can affect all age ranges in male, most seen in older males. 
 
Psychological processes of ED - Answer-Anxiety, depression, guilt, stress, feelings of inadequacy and relationship issues 
 
Physiological processes of ED - Answer-Arter...
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Pathophysiology Bundled Exam Questions Package with Correct Answers
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