URINALYSIS AND BODY FLUIDS 7TH
EDITION STRASINGER TEST BANK FINAL
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ A young, healthy adult helps lift a sofa to move it 25 feet. The nurse
knows that which source of energy will the client most likely use in this
process? Answer: Stored ATP
⩥ A client comes to the clinic complaining of severe pain in the left
great toe and is diagnosed with gout. What medication that stops cell
mitosis in the treatment of gout does the nurse anticipate educating the
client about? Answer: Colchicine
⩥ The nurse is caring for a client with liver failure. What process of
conversion does the nurse know will be impaired due to the inability of
the liver to remove lactic acid from the bloodstream? Answer:
Gluconeogenesis
⩥ How does cellular activity change when a client with hyperglycemia
received insulin? Answer: Facilitated diffusion transports glucose into
cells.
,⩥ A client with pemphigus has multiple mouth sores. Which class of
medication is most likely to produce disease remission? Answer: Oral
steroids
⩥ From which embryonic tissue do nerve cells develop? Answer:
Ectoderm
⩥ Which statement regarding cell metabolism is most accurate? Answer:
Glycolysis also provides energy in situations when delivery of oxygen to
the cells is delayed.
⩥ Tissues are composed primarily of cells in the M phase. Answer: False
⩥ Cadherins, selections, and some integrins, which are adhesion
molecules, depend on which of the following to function in cell
adhesion? Answer: Calcium
⩥ The microbiologist is explaining cell communication. Which
statement is accurate? Answer: Autocrine signaling occurs when a cell
releases a chemical into the extracellular fluid that affects its own
activity.
⩥ Some tissues, such as the mucosal surface of the gastrointestinal tract,
have cells that are capable of cell division and serve as a reserve source
,for specialized cells. What term describes these specialized cells?
Answer: Stem cells
⩥ Which type of tissue forms the architecture of liver sinusoids and
lymphoid tissues such as the spleen? Answer: reticular connective tissue
⩥ The Krebs cycle provides a common pathway for the metabolism of
nutrients by the body. The Krebs cycle forms two pyruvate molecules.
Each of the two pyruvate molecules formed in the cytoplasm from one
molecule of glucose yields another molecule of: Answer: ATP
⩥ A teenager has experienced repeated bacterial infections throughout
her life and has recently been diagnosed with leukocyte adhesion
deficiency. The nurse explains that this is caused by the teenager's
inability to: Answer: Synthesize the appropriate integrin molecules.
⩥ A nurse practitioner (NP) has been asked to address the local high
school basketball team regarding health and nutrition. One player asks
how the pizza he ate last night is converted to energy that he can use
today when he goes to practice. Which response is the best answer?
Answer: Nutrients are converted to ATP, and when ATP undergoes
hydrolysis, it transfers energy to molecules in the cells for their use.
⩥ A nurse on the oncology ward in the hospital is doing some
background research to better understand the molecular basis of cancer.
She comes to the understanding that transformed cancer cells are very
, similar to a normal type of cell, with the exception of regulation of
division. Which cell type found in the normal state is most similar to a
cancer cell? Answer: Stem cells
⩥ A nurse practitioner (NP) has been asked to speak with a local high
school track team about health, wellness, and nutrition. One of the
athletes asks about the differences in the physiology of the energy used
in sprinting versus long-distance running. Which response is the best
answer? Answer: Sprinters utilize ATP generated via anaerobic
glycolysis, and distance runners utilize ATP generated via aerobic
metabolism.
⩥ A client has been diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus, a
disease that affects the structure and function of collagen. The nurse
should expect to asses this client for: Answer: Signs of connective tissue
weakness.
⩥ Which statements describe epithelial tissue cells? Select all that apply.
Answer: They have no blood vessels
They require moisture
They are classed by shape
⩥ When working with a client who has end-stage renal disease (ESRD)
and is receiving peritoneal dialysis, the concept of diffusion can be
explained by which statement? Answer: "If your potassium level is high,
EDITION STRASINGER TEST BANK FINAL
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ A young, healthy adult helps lift a sofa to move it 25 feet. The nurse
knows that which source of energy will the client most likely use in this
process? Answer: Stored ATP
⩥ A client comes to the clinic complaining of severe pain in the left
great toe and is diagnosed with gout. What medication that stops cell
mitosis in the treatment of gout does the nurse anticipate educating the
client about? Answer: Colchicine
⩥ The nurse is caring for a client with liver failure. What process of
conversion does the nurse know will be impaired due to the inability of
the liver to remove lactic acid from the bloodstream? Answer:
Gluconeogenesis
⩥ How does cellular activity change when a client with hyperglycemia
received insulin? Answer: Facilitated diffusion transports glucose into
cells.
,⩥ A client with pemphigus has multiple mouth sores. Which class of
medication is most likely to produce disease remission? Answer: Oral
steroids
⩥ From which embryonic tissue do nerve cells develop? Answer:
Ectoderm
⩥ Which statement regarding cell metabolism is most accurate? Answer:
Glycolysis also provides energy in situations when delivery of oxygen to
the cells is delayed.
⩥ Tissues are composed primarily of cells in the M phase. Answer: False
⩥ Cadherins, selections, and some integrins, which are adhesion
molecules, depend on which of the following to function in cell
adhesion? Answer: Calcium
⩥ The microbiologist is explaining cell communication. Which
statement is accurate? Answer: Autocrine signaling occurs when a cell
releases a chemical into the extracellular fluid that affects its own
activity.
⩥ Some tissues, such as the mucosal surface of the gastrointestinal tract,
have cells that are capable of cell division and serve as a reserve source
,for specialized cells. What term describes these specialized cells?
Answer: Stem cells
⩥ Which type of tissue forms the architecture of liver sinusoids and
lymphoid tissues such as the spleen? Answer: reticular connective tissue
⩥ The Krebs cycle provides a common pathway for the metabolism of
nutrients by the body. The Krebs cycle forms two pyruvate molecules.
Each of the two pyruvate molecules formed in the cytoplasm from one
molecule of glucose yields another molecule of: Answer: ATP
⩥ A teenager has experienced repeated bacterial infections throughout
her life and has recently been diagnosed with leukocyte adhesion
deficiency. The nurse explains that this is caused by the teenager's
inability to: Answer: Synthesize the appropriate integrin molecules.
⩥ A nurse practitioner (NP) has been asked to address the local high
school basketball team regarding health and nutrition. One player asks
how the pizza he ate last night is converted to energy that he can use
today when he goes to practice. Which response is the best answer?
Answer: Nutrients are converted to ATP, and when ATP undergoes
hydrolysis, it transfers energy to molecules in the cells for their use.
⩥ A nurse on the oncology ward in the hospital is doing some
background research to better understand the molecular basis of cancer.
She comes to the understanding that transformed cancer cells are very
, similar to a normal type of cell, with the exception of regulation of
division. Which cell type found in the normal state is most similar to a
cancer cell? Answer: Stem cells
⩥ A nurse practitioner (NP) has been asked to speak with a local high
school track team about health, wellness, and nutrition. One of the
athletes asks about the differences in the physiology of the energy used
in sprinting versus long-distance running. Which response is the best
answer? Answer: Sprinters utilize ATP generated via anaerobic
glycolysis, and distance runners utilize ATP generated via aerobic
metabolism.
⩥ A client has been diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus, a
disease that affects the structure and function of collagen. The nurse
should expect to asses this client for: Answer: Signs of connective tissue
weakness.
⩥ Which statements describe epithelial tissue cells? Select all that apply.
Answer: They have no blood vessels
They require moisture
They are classed by shape
⩥ When working with a client who has end-stage renal disease (ESRD)
and is receiving peritoneal dialysis, the concept of diffusion can be
explained by which statement? Answer: "If your potassium level is high,
