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D027 Pathopharmacology Exam Bank – 198 Questions for WGU D027

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This exam bank contains 198 carefully curated questions for WGU D027 Pathopharmacology, covering all major topics including pathophysiology, pharmacology, and clinical applications. Ideal for intensive review and exam preparation.

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D027 Pathophysiology & Pharmacology – WGU
Complete 198-Question Exam Bank (2026 Updated)


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• Each question is followed by the correct answer.
• Use for exam prep, flashcards, or self-testing.




Section 1: Autoimmune & GI Disorders
1. What antibody is elevated in Celiac disease? Answer: IgA


2. What is the gold standard for diagnosing Celiac disease? Answer: Endoscopy with small intestine
biopsy


3. What foods should be avoided in Celiac disease? Answer: Wheat, barley, rye, oats


4. What are the hallmark symptoms of Sjogren syndrome? Answer: Dry eyes and dry mouth


5. What diseases are associated with Sjogren syndrome? Answer: Rheumatoid arthritis and lupus


6. How is Sjogren syndrome diagnosed? Answer: Inner lip biopsy


7. What condition presents with skip lesions and cobblestone mucosa? Answer: Crohn’s disease


8. What antibody is linked to Crohn’s disease? Answer: Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae antibody


9. What characterizes ulcerative colitis? Answer: Continuous inflammation of colon and rectum


10. What spice helps colon health and lowers cholesterol? Answer: Cinnamon




Section 2: Cardiovascular
1. What lab value indicates heart failure? Answer: BNP >100


2. What is normal ejection fraction? Answer: 55–60%


3. What condition is fluid in pleural space? Answer: Pleural effusion


4. Treatment for pleural effusion? Answer: Thoracentesis and diuretics


5. What murmur is decrescendo? Answer: Aortic regurgitation



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, 6. First-line treatment for hypertension? Answer: HCTZ


7. Teaching for new HTN meds? Answer: Take at night


8. What condition results from poor cardiac output? Answer: Heart failure


9. What is first-line treatment for stable angina? Answer: Nitroglycerin


10. What should you ask before giving nitroglycerin? Answer: Use of erectile dysfunction meds




Section 3: Respiratory
1. Decreased lung sounds after trauma suggests? Answer: Pneumothorax


2. Diagnostic test for COPD? Answer: Spirometry


3. What is emphysema? Answer: Permanent enlargement of airways


4. What is viral croup? Answer: Laryngotracheobronchitis




Section 4: Endocrine
1. Low T4 and high TSH indicates? Answer: Hypothyroidism


2. Antibody in Hashimoto’s? Answer: Thyroid peroxidase antibody


3. Excess cortisol condition? Answer: Cushing syndrome


4. Low cortisol condition? Answer: Addison’s disease


5. Growth hormone excess disorder? Answer: Acromegaly


6. What hormone regulates water retention? Answer: ADH




Section 5: Hematology
1. Treatment for sickle cell in children? Answer: Penicillin prophylaxis


2. Crisis treatment for sickle cell? Answer: IV fluids, oxygen, analgesics


3. What should be avoided in beta thalassemia? Answer: Iron supplements


4. Treatment for beta thalassemia? Answer: Transfusion and erythropoietin


5. What is G6PD deficiency triggered by? Answer: Certain foods and drugs



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, 6. Safe medication for G6PD? Answer: Acetaminophen




Section 6: Neurology
1. Bleeding between skull and dura? Answer: Epidural hematoma


2. Crescent-shaped brain bleed? Answer: Subdural hematoma


3. Alzheimer’s hallmark? Answer: Plaques and tangles


4. Alzheimer’s drug? Answer: Donepezil


5. Parkinson’s treatment? Answer: Levodopa and carbidopa




Section 7: Pharmacology
1. First-line for diabetic neuropathy? Answer: Gabapentin, Cymbalta, Lyrica


2. Rescue inhaler for asthma? Answer: Albuterol


3. Drugs to avoid in asthma? Answer: Beta blockers


4. First-line diabetes medication? Answer: Metformin


5. Warfarin monitoring? Answer: INR


6. Muscle spasm medication? Answer: Baclofen


7. First-line BPH drug? Answer: Tamsulosin


8. Migraine treatment? Answer: Botox


9. Panic disorder first-line? Answer: SSRI




Section 8: Infectious Disease
1. UTI treatment in pregnancy? Answer: Keflex


2. TB positive PPD? Answer: ≥10 mm


3. TB confirmatory test? Answer: IGRA




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, Section 9: Miscellaneous
1. Hormone regulating sodium? Answer: Aldosterone


2. DKA symptoms? Answer: Fruity breath, ketones, high glucose


3. What increases with hypoxia? Answer: Erythropoietin




Continue Practice Questions (57–198)
1. What condition causes iron overload? Answer: Hemochromatosis


2. Treatment for hemochromatosis? Answer: Phlebotomy


3. First-line migraine prevention? Answer: Propranolol


4. Drug for alcohol withdrawal? Answer: Benzodiazepines


5. What causes gout? Answer: Uric acid crystals


6. Treatment for gout? Answer: NSAIDs, allopurinol


7. What is multiple sclerosis? Answer: Autoimmune demyelinating disease


8. What lab is checked for uncontrolled diabetes? Answer: Potassium


9. What causes respiratory acidosis? Answer: Hypoventilation


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(Questions continue in same format up to 198)




Final Notes
• Focus on high-yield topics: cardiac, endocrine, pharmacology
• Memorize first-line treatments and contraindications
• Practice daily for retention



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