PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FINAL EXAM || MOST RECENT EXAM
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
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What are the s&s of compartment syndrome? - ANSWER -
Pallor, Pain, No
Pulse, Paresthesia, Paresis (slight/partial
paralysis)
How do you treat compartment syndrome? - ANSWER -Make
cuts to relieve the
pressure
What are the different types of skin cancer? - ANSWER -Basal
cell carcinoma,
squamous cell carcinoma, cutaneous melanoma,
kaposi sarcome
What are the s&s of scleroderma? - ANSWER -Decreased skin
turgour, hard
skin, hypopigmented skin, taut, shiny, difficulty
moving fingers/joints
,What is the main difference between viral pneumonia and
bacterial pneumonia?
- ANSWER -Viral- Dry
Cough
Bacterial - Cough up
Mucous/Phlegm
What happens to the lungs in ARDS? - ANSWER -Pulmonary
Hypertension,
Oxygen has no effect on increasing the pulse-ox (hypoxemia),
Atelectasis,
Decreased Tidal Volume, Vasoconstriction, Fibrosis of Aveoli
What are the s&s of COPD? - ANSWER -Fatigue, Dyspnea,
Cough, Hypoxemia, Hypercapnia (increased CO2), Cor
pulmonale (right side heart failure), SOB
What causes esophageal varices? - ANSWER -Portal
Hypertension, Gastric
Acid
Erosion
What are the s&s of Cushing's disease? - ANSWER -Increased
ACTH
(adrenocorticotropic hormone), Wt. Gain, Moon Face, Buffalo
Hump,
Hypertension, Hyperglycemia, Decreased Potassium,
Decreased Immune
Function, Increased Sodium
, Why can prolonged seizure activity cause brain damage? -
ANSWER -Tissue
Ischemia, Damage to the
Neurons
What happens in a myoclonic, absence, and a partial
stroke? - ANSWER -
Myoclonic - sporadic (isolated), jerking
movements
Absence - brief loss of
consciousness
Partial - abnormal electrical activity is restricted to one
brain hemisphere
What is the classic sign of emphysema? - ANSWER -Barrel
Chest
What is the classic sign of bronchitis? - ANSWER -
Productive Cough
(Phlegm/Mucous/Sputum)
What is allergic asthma associated with? - ANSWER -Type 1
Hypersensitivity;
IgE
mediated
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWESST EXAM ||
JUST RELEASED!!
What are the s&s of compartment syndrome? - ANSWER -
Pallor, Pain, No
Pulse, Paresthesia, Paresis (slight/partial
paralysis)
How do you treat compartment syndrome? - ANSWER -Make
cuts to relieve the
pressure
What are the different types of skin cancer? - ANSWER -Basal
cell carcinoma,
squamous cell carcinoma, cutaneous melanoma,
kaposi sarcome
What are the s&s of scleroderma? - ANSWER -Decreased skin
turgour, hard
skin, hypopigmented skin, taut, shiny, difficulty
moving fingers/joints
,What is the main difference between viral pneumonia and
bacterial pneumonia?
- ANSWER -Viral- Dry
Cough
Bacterial - Cough up
Mucous/Phlegm
What happens to the lungs in ARDS? - ANSWER -Pulmonary
Hypertension,
Oxygen has no effect on increasing the pulse-ox (hypoxemia),
Atelectasis,
Decreased Tidal Volume, Vasoconstriction, Fibrosis of Aveoli
What are the s&s of COPD? - ANSWER -Fatigue, Dyspnea,
Cough, Hypoxemia, Hypercapnia (increased CO2), Cor
pulmonale (right side heart failure), SOB
What causes esophageal varices? - ANSWER -Portal
Hypertension, Gastric
Acid
Erosion
What are the s&s of Cushing's disease? - ANSWER -Increased
ACTH
(adrenocorticotropic hormone), Wt. Gain, Moon Face, Buffalo
Hump,
Hypertension, Hyperglycemia, Decreased Potassium,
Decreased Immune
Function, Increased Sodium
, Why can prolonged seizure activity cause brain damage? -
ANSWER -Tissue
Ischemia, Damage to the
Neurons
What happens in a myoclonic, absence, and a partial
stroke? - ANSWER -
Myoclonic - sporadic (isolated), jerking
movements
Absence - brief loss of
consciousness
Partial - abnormal electrical activity is restricted to one
brain hemisphere
What is the classic sign of emphysema? - ANSWER -Barrel
Chest
What is the classic sign of bronchitis? - ANSWER -
Productive Cough
(Phlegm/Mucous/Sputum)
What is allergic asthma associated with? - ANSWER -Type 1
Hypersensitivity;
IgE
mediated
