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TEST BANK APPLIED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
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FOR THE ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSE 1ST
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EDITION BY LUCIE DLUGASCH, STORY: ISB
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N-10; 1284150453 / ISBN-13; 978-
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1284150452

,TableUofUContents:

ChapterU1:UCellularUFunction
ChapterU2:UImmunity
ChapterU3:UHematopoieticUFunction
ChapterU4:UCardiovascularUFunction
ChapterU5:URespiratoryUFunction
ChapterU6:UFluid,UElectrolyte,UandUAcid-BaseUHomeostasis
ChapterU7:UUrinaryUFunction
ChapterU8:UReproductiveUFunction
ChapterU9:UGastrointestinalUFunction
ChapterU10:UEndocrineUFunction
ChapterU11:UNeuralUFunction
ChapterU12:UMusculoskeletalUFunction
ChapterU13:UIntegumentaryUFunction
ChapterU14:USensoryUFunction

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Chapter 1 Cellular Function
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1. TheUnucleus
,UwhichUisUessentialUforUfunctionUandUsurvivalUofUth
eUcell.
A) isUtheUsiteUofUproteinUsynthesis

B) containsUtheUgeneticUcode

C) transformsUcellularUenergy

D) initiatesUaerobicUmetabolism


2.
AlthoughUenergyUisUnotUmadeUinUmitochondria,UtheyUareUknownUasUtheUpo
werUplantsUofUtheUcellUbecauseUthey:
A) containURNAUforUproteinUsynthesis.

B) utilizeUglycolysisU forUoxidativeUenergy.

C) extractUenergyUfromU organicU compounds.

D) storeUcalciumU bondsUforU muscleUcontractions.


3.
AlthoughUtheUbasicUstructureUofUtheUcellUplasmaUmembraneUisUformedUb
yUaUlipidUbilayer,UmostUofUtheUspecificU membraneU functionsUareUcarriedUo
utUby:
A) boundUandUtransmembraneU proteins.

B) complex,UlongUcarbohydrateU chains.

C) surfaceUantigensUandUhormoneU receptors.

D) aUgatingUsystemUofUselectiveUionUchannels.

, 4. ToUeffectivelyUrelayUsignals,Ucell-to-
cellUcommunicationUutilizesUchemicalUmessengerUsystemsUthat:

A) displaceU surfaceU receptorUproteins.

B) accumulateU withinUcellUgapUjunctions.

C) bindU toUcontractileU microfilaments.

D) releaseUsecretionsUintoUextracellularUfluid.


5.
AerobicUmetabolism,UalsoUknownUasUoxidativeUmetabolism,UprovidesUener
gyUby:
A) removingUtheU phosphateUbondsUfromU ATP.

B) combiningUhydrogenUandUoxygenUtoU formU water.

C) activatingUpyruvateUstoredUinUtheUcytoplasm.

D) breakingUdownU glucoseU toUformUlacticUacid.


6. Exocytosis,UtheUreverseUofUendocytosis,UisUimportantUin
intoUthe
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A) EngulfingUandUingestingUfluidUandUproteinsU forUtransport

B) Killing,Udegrading,U andUdissolvingUharmfulU microorganisms

C) RemovingUcellularUdebrisUandUreleasingUsynthesizedU substances

D) DestructionUofUparticlesUbyUlysosomalU enzymesU forU secretion


7.
TheUprocessUresponsibleUforUgeneratingUandUconductingUmembraneUpotenti
alsUis:
A) diffusionUofUcurrent-carryingUions.

B) millivoltageU ofUelectricalUpotential.

C) polarizationU ofUchargedU particles.

D) ionU channelU neurotransmission.