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2025/2026 EXAM WGU PATHOPHYSIOLOGY D236: HOMEOSTASIS, CELLULAR, MUSCULOSKELETAL, INTEGUMENTARY, NEURO, WITH CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS

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2025/2026 EXAM WGU
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY D236:
HOMEOSTASIS, CELLULAR,
MUSCULOSKELETAL,
INTEGUMENTARY, NEURO, WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS


What is the definition of hypophosphatemia?

Phosphate levels below 2.5

What are the signs and symptoms of hypophosphatemia related
to blood cells?

RBC, WBC, platelet dysfunction

What are the neurological signs and symptoms of
hypophosphatemia?

Neural dysfunction, tremors

What musculoskeletal signs and symptoms are associated with
hypophosphatemia?

Musculoskeletal dysfunction, bone pain, dysphagia, joint stiffness,
weakness

Hyperphosphatemia

- Phosphate levels above 4.5
- Signs and symptoms
o Typically similar to those of hypocalcemia

, Anion

Negatively charged ion, like phosphate or bicarbonate

Cation

Positively charged ion, like sodium or potassium

Anion gap

Measurement of the unknown number of anion is the Difference
between known cations and known anions in blood

When would the anion gap measurement become important?

Important in identifying underlying conditions of metabolic
acidosis and what is causes it.
Lactic acidosis, DKA, renal failure

Respiratory acidosis

Develops from CO2 accumulation and inadequate gas exchange
in the lungs

What are possible causes of respiratory acidosis

COPD, infection, foreign body obstruction, asthma

Hyperventilating causes what disturbance?

Respiratory Alkalosis

Metabolic acidosis can occur from what?

Diabetic ketoacidosis

Prolonged vomiting puts a patient at risk of developing what
condition?

Metabolic Alkalosis

How do chemoreceptors in the medulla react to hypercapnia

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