NSG1520 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY EXAM 1
QUESTIONS BANK; COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUIZZES WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
A patient that has overdosed or received too much anesthesia
can hypoventilate and cause - correct answer-
Respiratory acidosis
A patient that is hyperventilating and giving out too much Co2
( too much acid - correct answer- Respiratory alkalosis
Acidosis - correct answer- excessive acidity of body
fluids, pH below 7.35
Acidosis - correct answer- pH below 7.35 more acidic
active transport - correct answer- Energy-requiring
process that moves material across a cell membrane against a
concentration difference (atp)
albumin (alb), protein drops very fast in - correct answer-
Burn patients
,Alkalosis - correct answer- The buildup of excess base
(lack of acids) in the body fluids. pH above 7.45
alkelosis - correct answer- pH above 7.45
anaphylactic reaction - correct answer- A serious allergic
reaction that requires immediate treatment ( lungs closing
Anti-inflammatory drugs/ aspirin dangerous to - correct
answer- Children
Antibiotics will not kill a - correct answer- Virus
antidiuretic hormone (ADH) - correct answer- Hormone
produced by the neurosecretory cells in the hypothalamus that
stimulates water reabsorption from kidney tubule cells into the
blood and vasoconstriction of arterioles.
Apoptosis - correct answer- programmed cell death
, benign cancer - correct answer- does not spread
(encapsulated)
Best way to prevent infection - correct answer- to wash
your hands
buffer systems in the body - correct answer- consist of a
weak acid and the salt of that acid, which functions as a weak
base. Buffers prevent rapid, drastic changes in the pH of body
fluids by converting strong acids and bases into weak acids and
weak bases within fractions of a second.
capillary permeability - correct answer- Ability of
substances to diffuse through capillary walls into the tissue
spaces.
carbonic acid-bicarbonate buffer system - correct answer-
chemical system that helps maintain pH homeostasis of the
blood
chemical mediators - correct answer- a chemical
released in the body during an inflammatory response or
immune response
QUESTIONS BANK; COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUIZZES WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
A patient that has overdosed or received too much anesthesia
can hypoventilate and cause - correct answer-
Respiratory acidosis
A patient that is hyperventilating and giving out too much Co2
( too much acid - correct answer- Respiratory alkalosis
Acidosis - correct answer- excessive acidity of body
fluids, pH below 7.35
Acidosis - correct answer- pH below 7.35 more acidic
active transport - correct answer- Energy-requiring
process that moves material across a cell membrane against a
concentration difference (atp)
albumin (alb), protein drops very fast in - correct answer-
Burn patients
,Alkalosis - correct answer- The buildup of excess base
(lack of acids) in the body fluids. pH above 7.45
alkelosis - correct answer- pH above 7.45
anaphylactic reaction - correct answer- A serious allergic
reaction that requires immediate treatment ( lungs closing
Anti-inflammatory drugs/ aspirin dangerous to - correct
answer- Children
Antibiotics will not kill a - correct answer- Virus
antidiuretic hormone (ADH) - correct answer- Hormone
produced by the neurosecretory cells in the hypothalamus that
stimulates water reabsorption from kidney tubule cells into the
blood and vasoconstriction of arterioles.
Apoptosis - correct answer- programmed cell death
, benign cancer - correct answer- does not spread
(encapsulated)
Best way to prevent infection - correct answer- to wash
your hands
buffer systems in the body - correct answer- consist of a
weak acid and the salt of that acid, which functions as a weak
base. Buffers prevent rapid, drastic changes in the pH of body
fluids by converting strong acids and bases into weak acids and
weak bases within fractions of a second.
capillary permeability - correct answer- Ability of
substances to diffuse through capillary walls into the tissue
spaces.
carbonic acid-bicarbonate buffer system - correct answer-
chemical system that helps maintain pH homeostasis of the
blood
chemical mediators - correct answer- a chemical
released in the body during an inflammatory response or
immune response
