4/19/26, 1:08 Diagram of NU 606 Exam 1 Advanced Pathophysiology: Gould's Pathophysiology Ch
PM 1,2,3,20,21,22 |
NU 606 Advanced Pathophysiology Exam 1 Study Guide |
Regis College | Complete Chapters 1,2,3,20,21,22 Notes +
Cancer + Genetics + Fluid & Electrolyte Disorders.
atrophy a decrease in size
atrophy a pressure area under a poorly fitting denture
atrophy the changes that occur in the lower extremities of someone paralyzed
below the waist
hyperplasia breast enlargement at puberty
hypertrophy a dramatic increase in muscle mass in an Olympic weight lifter
neoplasia a very aggressively growing cancer mass
neoplasia a benign tumor growing along the spine
metaplasia the changes that often occur over years in the respiratory tract of a
smoker
dysplasia the changes responsible for an abnormal Pap smear
hyperplasia the response of the skeletal system to excessive growth hormone
metaplasia, dysplasia, neoplasia the thyroid gland's response to hypersecretion of thyroid-stimulating
hormone
hyperplasia the liver's response to prolonged drug intoxication (e.g., chronic alcohol
abuse)
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,4/19/26, 1:08 Diagram of NU 606 Exam 1 Advanced Pathophysiology: Gould's Pathophysiology Ch
PM 1,2,3,20,21,22 |
hypertrophy the changes that occur in the gallbladder with the development of
gallstones
TERM LOCATION
hypertrophy
atrophy the effect of decreased pituitary function on the adrenal glands
hyperplasia the development of callus on the hands of an individual involved in
heavy physical labor
dysplasia Which of the cellular adaptations above is considered the most
dangerous
neoplasia
TERM LOCATION
Normal Cell
TERM LOCATION
Atrophy
TERM LOCATION
hyperplasia
TERM LOCATION
Metaplasia
TERM LOCATION
Dysplasia
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, 4/19/26, 1:08 Diagram of NU 606 Exam 1 Advanced Pathophysiology: Gould's Pathophysiology Ch
PM 1,2,3,20,21,22 |
TERM LOCATION
Neoplasia
edema Abnormal accumulation of fluid in interstitial spaces of tissues.
Obstruction of lymphatic circulation a swollen arm following mastectomy
Loss of plasma proteins due to decreased production of the abdominal swelling that accompanies
liver failure plasma proteins
Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and increased the swelling that accompanies
inflammation capillary permeability
Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure caused by/due to the generalized edema that occurs in
severe kidney disease increased blood volume; possibly caused by/due to
decreased capillary osmotic pressure due to
protein- wasting kidney disease
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure caused by/due to swelling of the ankles that often happens at the end of the
day or after prolonged the effects of gravity standing
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and increased swelling that occurs following multiple tooth
extractions capillary permeability caused by/due to inflammation
obstruction of lymphatic circulation or increased capillary edema that may accompany
cancer hydrostatic pressure if blood vessels are compressed
increased capillary permeability and loss of plasma edema that accompanies
burns proteins
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure caused by/due to edematous hands and ankles that sometimes accompany
excessive ingestion of increased water retention sodium
loss of plasma proteins caused by/due to decreased the abdominal swelling that occurs with
starvation synthesis of plasma proteins
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure swelling of the ankles associated with heart problems
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and increased swelling associated with allergic reactions, such
as hives capillary permeability caused by/due to inflammation
3/22
PM 1,2,3,20,21,22 |
NU 606 Advanced Pathophysiology Exam 1 Study Guide |
Regis College | Complete Chapters 1,2,3,20,21,22 Notes +
Cancer + Genetics + Fluid & Electrolyte Disorders.
atrophy a decrease in size
atrophy a pressure area under a poorly fitting denture
atrophy the changes that occur in the lower extremities of someone paralyzed
below the waist
hyperplasia breast enlargement at puberty
hypertrophy a dramatic increase in muscle mass in an Olympic weight lifter
neoplasia a very aggressively growing cancer mass
neoplasia a benign tumor growing along the spine
metaplasia the changes that often occur over years in the respiratory tract of a
smoker
dysplasia the changes responsible for an abnormal Pap smear
hyperplasia the response of the skeletal system to excessive growth hormone
metaplasia, dysplasia, neoplasia the thyroid gland's response to hypersecretion of thyroid-stimulating
hormone
hyperplasia the liver's response to prolonged drug intoxication (e.g., chronic alcohol
abuse)
1/22
,4/19/26, 1:08 Diagram of NU 606 Exam 1 Advanced Pathophysiology: Gould's Pathophysiology Ch
PM 1,2,3,20,21,22 |
hypertrophy the changes that occur in the gallbladder with the development of
gallstones
TERM LOCATION
hypertrophy
atrophy the effect of decreased pituitary function on the adrenal glands
hyperplasia the development of callus on the hands of an individual involved in
heavy physical labor
dysplasia Which of the cellular adaptations above is considered the most
dangerous
neoplasia
TERM LOCATION
Normal Cell
TERM LOCATION
Atrophy
TERM LOCATION
hyperplasia
TERM LOCATION
Metaplasia
TERM LOCATION
Dysplasia
2/22
, 4/19/26, 1:08 Diagram of NU 606 Exam 1 Advanced Pathophysiology: Gould's Pathophysiology Ch
PM 1,2,3,20,21,22 |
TERM LOCATION
Neoplasia
edema Abnormal accumulation of fluid in interstitial spaces of tissues.
Obstruction of lymphatic circulation a swollen arm following mastectomy
Loss of plasma proteins due to decreased production of the abdominal swelling that accompanies
liver failure plasma proteins
Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and increased the swelling that accompanies
inflammation capillary permeability
Increased capillary hydrostatic pressure caused by/due to the generalized edema that occurs in
severe kidney disease increased blood volume; possibly caused by/due to
decreased capillary osmotic pressure due to
protein- wasting kidney disease
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure caused by/due to swelling of the ankles that often happens at the end of the
day or after prolonged the effects of gravity standing
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and increased swelling that occurs following multiple tooth
extractions capillary permeability caused by/due to inflammation
obstruction of lymphatic circulation or increased capillary edema that may accompany
cancer hydrostatic pressure if blood vessels are compressed
increased capillary permeability and loss of plasma edema that accompanies
burns proteins
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure caused by/due to edematous hands and ankles that sometimes accompany
excessive ingestion of increased water retention sodium
loss of plasma proteins caused by/due to decreased the abdominal swelling that occurs with
starvation synthesis of plasma proteins
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure swelling of the ankles associated with heart problems
increased capillary hydrostatic pressure and increased swelling associated with allergic reactions, such
as hives capillary permeability caused by/due to inflammation
3/22
