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BIO-335 Module 9 Questions and Answers 100% Correct • The medical term for "valve" is _______________. valvul/o • What is the term for the "atrium" of the heart? atri/o • What does "septum" refer to in medical context? sept/o • What is the root word for the term "ventricle"? ventricul/o • What does "cardi/o" relate to? cardi/o • What does "coron/o" mean in medical terminology? coron/o • What is the root word for "aorta"? aort/o • What is the term for an art...

USAHS Pathophysiology Exam 1 (Test Review Material) Questions with Revised Answers 100% Verified What cells on-scene modulate the activity of lymphocytes with a longer inflammatory process? 1st - Neutrophils 2nd - macrophages 3rd - monocytes 4th - mast cells - Answer- Macrophages Inflammation and phases of healing [4 Phases of Healing:] What cells on-scene turn into macrophages at the tissue level and are phagocytic? 1st - Neutrophils 2nd - macrophages 3rd - monocytes 4th -...

_________ leads to the death of cells by damaging their DNA or interfering with DNA synthesis. Some also interfere with the functioning of the mitotic spindle. (anaphase) - chemotherapy _____________ is designed to prevent cells from receiving signals for continued growth and division - hormone therapy ____ arrested—does not go on to divide - G0 ____ is replicated before mitosis begins - DNA _____ is packaged into chromosomes. - DNA ______ Results in each chromosome being composed of tw...

Graft-Verses-Tumor Effect - the donor immune cell response against the malignancy; a desirable response Anaplasia - pattern of growth in which cells lack normal characteristics & differ in shape & organization with respect to their cells of origin; usually are malignant Angiogenesis - growth of new blood vessels that allow cancer cells to grow Apoptosis - a normal cell mechanism of programmed cell death Benign - not cancerous, tumors may grow but are unable to spread to other organs or bod...

A-fib - atrial fibrillation AAA - abdominal aortic aneurysm anastomosis - creation of an opening between two normally separated structures aneurysm - bulge in a blood vessel angina pectoris - oppressive pain in the chest caused by irregular blood flow to the heart angioedema - swelling of the blood vessels angiogenesis - development of blood vessels angiogram - record of the blood vessels angioplasty - surgical reconstruction of a vessel antianginal - drug that prevents or relieves the ...

Hypertrophy increase in cell size Why does hypertrophy occur Increase functional components, greater metabolic demand and energy needs How does hypertrophy help cell survive? · Increased number of mitochondria to increase energy production Increased actin and myosin filaments, enzymes, angiogenesis, and ATP production Examples of hypertrophy · Weight lifting · Enlarged heart of athletes (physiological hypertrophy) -HTN causes pathological cardiac hypertrophy because the heart is working ha...

WCEI WCC Key Points (Day #2) Section 4-6 Exam 109 Questions with Verified Answers Phases of Healing (Full Thickness Wounds) - CORRECT ANSWER #1 Hemostasis #2 Inflammatory #3 Proliferative Phase #4 Maturation Phase Phase #1 Wound Healing - CORRECT ANSWER HEMOSTASIS Results in the activation and aggregation of platelets The main function of hemostatis is coagulation and platelet activation - CORRECT ANSWER Phase #1 of Wound Healing Phase #2 Wound Healing - CORRECT ANSWER Neutrop...

Most common cause of cancer mortality in both men and women Lung cancer Carcinoma Cancer that begins in the skin or in tissues that line or cover internal organs Sarcoma Cancer that begins in supportive or connective tissue, such as muscle, bone, fat, and blood vessels Leukemia Begins in blood-forming tissues and results in abnormal blood cells that circulate throughout the body in the blood. Lymphoma, myeloma Cancers that originate in cells of the immune system Oncogenes Genes that induc...

CHEM 1005 Final Exam Review | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | 100% Pass What is the role of adipose in metabolism? - Answer -Storage of triacylglycerols as a source of energy that can be released as FFAs under fasted state conditions; other roles include body weight homeostasis, coagulation, immunity, vascular tone control, appetite regulation, glucose/lipid metabolism, reproduction, angiogenesis what are the direct products of B-oxidation? - Answer -NADH + FAD...

Exam 2: NURS611/ NURS 611 (NEW 2023/ 2024 Update) Advanced Pathophysiology Exam Review|100% Correct| Questions and Verified Answers| Grade A- Maryville QUESTION Which Type of hypersensitivity is ABO blood reaction? Answer: Type II hypersensitivity QUESTION What is the pathological mechanism during clinical course of MS? Answer: remission and exacerbation (not slow progression) QUESTION What effects are seen with low activation of SNS? Answer: blood...