NR 283 EXAM #1 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS; 100% GUARANTEED PASS!
AB's that are obtained from another source; colostrum, or
through placenta - correct answer- natural passive
ABCD" Signs That a Mole or Nevus May Be a Melanoma
Area of the mole is increased. - correct answer- Area of
the mole is increased.
Border is irregular.
Color is changed in mole.
Diameter of the mole is increased.
Active Artificial Immunity - correct answer- when a
specific antigen is purposefully introduced into the body. ex:
infection, vaccines
Active Immunity - correct answer- develops when the
persons own body develops antibodies or T cells in response to a
specific antigen
,Active Natural Immunity - correct answer- direct
exposure to antigen - infection and develops antibodies
Anaplasia - correct answer- refers to cells that are
undifferentiated with variable nuclear and cell structures and
numerous mitotic figures. Ex: malignant tumors
angiogenesis - correct answer- formation of new blood
vessels
Antibodies - correct answer- specific proteins produced
in humoral response to bind with an antigen. Produced by B
lymphocytes.
antibody - correct answer- Specific protein produced in
humoral response to bind with antigen
Antigen - correct answer- foreign material microbes,or
component, capable of inducing a specific immune response
Antigens - correct answer- Foreign material that invades
the body that stimulates an immune response
,apocrine glands - correct answer- Underarm area, scalp,
face, external genitalia
Apoptosis - correct answer- programmed cell death, a
normal occurrence
Appendages of the skin - correct answer- Hair follicles,
sebaceous glands, sweat glands
ascites - correct answer- abnormal accumulation of fluid
in the abdomen
Atrophy - correct answer- decrease in cell size. Ex:
shrinkage of skeletal muscle that occurs when a limb is
immobilized in a cast for several weeks.
Autoantibody - correct answer- Antibodies against self-
antigen; attacks body's own tissues
Autoimmune disorder - correct answer- immune system
cannot distinguish between self and non self antigens ex:
hashimotos thyroiditis
, Autsomal Dominant - correct answer- huntingtons,
marfan, polycystic kindey
autsomal recessive disorders - correct answer- sickle-cell
anemia, cystic fibrosis, red-green color blindness, down
syndrome
B lymphocytes - correct answer- Humoral immunity-
activated cell becomes an antibody-producing plasma cell or a B
memory cell
Basophils - correct answer- White blood cells: bind IgE,
release histamine in anaphylaxis
Bone marrow - correct answer- Source of stem cells,
leukocytes, and maturation of B lymphocytes
Bradykinin - correct answer- activation of plasma
proteins, vasodilation and increase capillary permeability, pain,
fever
byproduct of anaerobic glycolysis - correct answer- lactic
acid/pyruvate
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS; 100% GUARANTEED PASS!
AB's that are obtained from another source; colostrum, or
through placenta - correct answer- natural passive
ABCD" Signs That a Mole or Nevus May Be a Melanoma
Area of the mole is increased. - correct answer- Area of
the mole is increased.
Border is irregular.
Color is changed in mole.
Diameter of the mole is increased.
Active Artificial Immunity - correct answer- when a
specific antigen is purposefully introduced into the body. ex:
infection, vaccines
Active Immunity - correct answer- develops when the
persons own body develops antibodies or T cells in response to a
specific antigen
,Active Natural Immunity - correct answer- direct
exposure to antigen - infection and develops antibodies
Anaplasia - correct answer- refers to cells that are
undifferentiated with variable nuclear and cell structures and
numerous mitotic figures. Ex: malignant tumors
angiogenesis - correct answer- formation of new blood
vessels
Antibodies - correct answer- specific proteins produced
in humoral response to bind with an antigen. Produced by B
lymphocytes.
antibody - correct answer- Specific protein produced in
humoral response to bind with antigen
Antigen - correct answer- foreign material microbes,or
component, capable of inducing a specific immune response
Antigens - correct answer- Foreign material that invades
the body that stimulates an immune response
,apocrine glands - correct answer- Underarm area, scalp,
face, external genitalia
Apoptosis - correct answer- programmed cell death, a
normal occurrence
Appendages of the skin - correct answer- Hair follicles,
sebaceous glands, sweat glands
ascites - correct answer- abnormal accumulation of fluid
in the abdomen
Atrophy - correct answer- decrease in cell size. Ex:
shrinkage of skeletal muscle that occurs when a limb is
immobilized in a cast for several weeks.
Autoantibody - correct answer- Antibodies against self-
antigen; attacks body's own tissues
Autoimmune disorder - correct answer- immune system
cannot distinguish between self and non self antigens ex:
hashimotos thyroiditis
, Autsomal Dominant - correct answer- huntingtons,
marfan, polycystic kindey
autsomal recessive disorders - correct answer- sickle-cell
anemia, cystic fibrosis, red-green color blindness, down
syndrome
B lymphocytes - correct answer- Humoral immunity-
activated cell becomes an antibody-producing plasma cell or a B
memory cell
Basophils - correct answer- White blood cells: bind IgE,
release histamine in anaphylaxis
Bone marrow - correct answer- Source of stem cells,
leukocytes, and maturation of B lymphocytes
Bradykinin - correct answer- activation of plasma
proteins, vasodilation and increase capillary permeability, pain,
fever
byproduct of anaerobic glycolysis - correct answer- lactic
acid/pyruvate
