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Pathophysiology Sherpath Review Questions (Test 1) Questions with Complete Solutions order the factors in the process of tissue ischemia, starting from the initial step - Correct Answer blockage in artery decreased oxygenation decreased cellular metabolism vital organs becoming hypoxic atp pro...

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  • order the factors in the process of tissue ischemi
  • invades or damages the cells
  • result of genetic defects or inborn errors of meta

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Pathophysiology Sherpath Review Questions (Test
1) Questions with Complete Solutions
order the factors in the process of tissue ischemia, starting from the initial step - Correct Answer
blockage in artery

decreased oxygenation

decreased cellular metabolism

vital organs becoming hypoxic

atp production inhibited

failure of sodium pump causing cells to enlarge and rupture



invades or damages the cells - Correct Answer microorganisms



result of genetic defects or inborn errors of metabolism - Correct Answer abnormal accumulation of
metabolites in the cells



changes the permeability of the cellular membrane - Correct Answer chemical toxins



alters cellular contents and changes the dna - Correct Answer radiation exposure



which occurs when cells are deprived of oxygen - Correct Answer cells stop producing energy



a person has developed a blockage in an artery that brings blood to the foot and has impaired
circulation with severe cell injury. the person undergoes surgical repair that is successful. which
happens to the cells that were injured - Correct Answer cells will repair themselves



which conditions force a cell to adapt - Correct Answer metabolic changes

decreased atp levels

increased cellular ph

decreased oxygenation



which person would be at risk for cellular atrophy - Correct Answer a person with a stroke who can't
use the right arm

, which cellular growth pattern would be expected due to an increased workload on the heart -
Correct Answer hypertrophy



which abnormal cell growth pattern may occur as a result of pregnancy - Correct Answer hyperplasia



a person who has smoked one pack of cigarettes a day for 40 years is at risk for which type of cell
growth pattern - Correct Answer metaplasia



which statement best describes a benign neoplasm - Correct Answer non cancerous lesion that does
not spread



which is an example of hypoxia - Correct Answer the brain receiving less oxygen



which would be an expected cellular finding in a person who had a myocardial infarction due to a
clot blocking a vessel - Correct Answer the cells will die



which changes describe the end result of cellular adaptation - Correct Answer changes in structure
and function of DNA



a healthcare provider is caring for a person with an inborn error of metabolism. which would be an
expected finding - Correct Answer metabolite accumulation in the cells



which condition occurs as a result of cellular death - Correct Answer cell lysis

release of lysosomal enzymes

nucleus disintegration



which statements describe the changes that occur with hypertrophy as opposed to hyperplasia -
Correct Answer hypertrophy causes an increase in cell size



which statement indicates cell death from apoptosis as opposed to necrosis - Correct Answer cells
disintegrate and are autodigested

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