Bhs 329 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BHS 329 Chapter 2 Test with Complete Solutions Plasma membrane - Answer-surrounds cell creating a barrier that separates intracellular components from extracellular environment surrounding it. The plasma membrane has how many layers? - Answer-Bilayers (2) Lipid bilayer of plasma membrane - Answer-Made of phospholipids(PO4- bound to lipid) Phospholipid structure - Answer-Phosphate attaches to lipid is called the head(hydrophilic/polar) and the lipid structure is the tail(hydrophobic/n...

BHS 329 Assessment 4 Questions with Correct Answers The pathophysiology of Cushing syndrome includes: - Answer-ectopic production of adrenocorticotropic hormone The pathophysiology of Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone Secretion (SIADH) includes: - Answer-concentrated urine and in severe cases, psychosis or seizures Hormones are compounds that have functions including regulating all of the following except: - Answer-DNA synthesis Hormones don't accumulate in our bodies bec...

BHS 329 Midterm Exam Questions with Complete Solutions Systemic manifestations of acute local infection - Answer-- fever - malaise - weakness - anorexia - headache - nausea Acute local infection manifestations - Answer-- pain - heat - redness - swelling - lymph node swelling - site-dependent loss of function First step of the healing process - Answer-Inflammatory phase Second step of the healing process - Answer-Proliferative phase Third step of the healing process - Answ...

BHS 329 Chapter 9 Test with Complete Solutions The principle behind cation exchange is that _____ ions are _____ . An example of this type of exchange that is used in the body for buffering is _____ . - Answer-a positive, exchanged for ions of the same charge, K+/H+ If your kidneys are unable to excrete the proper amount of HCO3-, then you are at risk for: - Answer-alkalosis The portion of the bicarbonate buffering system that is controlled by the kidneys is: - Answer-the portion conce...

BHS 329 Chapter 3 Exam Questions and Answers All Correct What is the one definitive test to diagnose rheumatoid arthritis? A. A positive rheumatoid factor (RF) B. An elevated erythrocytes sedimentation rate (ESR) C. A positive antinuclear antibody (ANA) D. One test is not definitive - Answer-One test is not definitive Which of the following is the most common cause of acute gastritis? A. Poor gastric perfusion B. Too much stomach acid C. Ingestion of aspirin, alcohol, or other chemi...

BHS 329 Chapter 17 Test Questions with Complete Solutions Which of the following is not true of altered nutrition: - Answer-as long as essential nutrients are taken in as part of the diet, then a person cannot have a deficiency in those nutrients Undernutrition is a problem that is common for: - Answer-elderly people in nursing homes The location in the body where bacterial fermentation is most likely to act on complex carbohydrates is the: - Answer-large intestine Altered nutrition...

BHS 329 Chapter 15 Test Questions with Answers All Correct Why is oxygen deprivation dangerous? - Answer-reduces cell metabolism and function and forces anaerobic metabolism What happens in the body is forced to use anaerobic metabolism? - Answer-metabolic acidosis Hypercapnia - Answer-increased CO2 in the blood What does hypercapnia lead to? - Answer-respiratory acidosis Pulmonary embolus - Answer-blockages that occludes a pulmonary blood vessel What condition has rust-colored ...

BHS 329 Chapter 13 Test Questions with Correct Answer 2024 New Update What does excessive stimulation of endocrine gland? - Answer-hyperplasia and excessive amount of hormone production What does feedback mechanism impairment do? - Answer-ectopically produced hormones What is capable of impairing feedback mechanisms? - Answer-neoplasm ectopic hormones What is the most commonly produced hormones? - Answer-ADH and ACTH What is hypopituitarism? - Answer-pituitary gland does not pr...

BHS 329 Chapter 1 Exam Questions and Answers All Correct A subjective clinical manifestation that can be observed directly by the practitioner is called: a symptom a diagnosis remission an epidemic - Answer-a symptom You go to your healthcare provider after falling to find out that you have a broken bone. She tells you the following information: that you may be immobile for up to 6 weeks and that you are likely to have some pain and stiffness, but that you odds of making a full recove...

BHS 329Assessment 4 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS UPDATED 2024/2025 (100% Verified)