Identify the correct characteristic of a cell.

(a)  

An elderly man loses his muscle tissue due to ageing process. You understand that this is caused by

(a)  

A patient is diagnosed as stage 2 breast cancer. In analysis of cancer staging, stage 2 cancer cells

=are not spreading and are in (a)  

The development of respiratory acidosis will be expedited for a patient diagnosed with

(a)  

he following are common causes of metabolic acidosis, EXCEPT

(a)  

The body senses stress and releases chemicals to mobilize fight-or-flight responses. At

which stage of the Hans Selye's general adaptation model these responses take place?

(a)  

Madam JJ is experiencing some disturbances in her acid-base balance due to severe

food poisoning. Which of the following buffer system will assist to improve her condition?

(a)  

Mr. WB has a bladder tumour. The current size of the tumour is three times bigger that the first scan that was done 2 weeks ago. Which of the following characteristic

differentiates the possibility that his tumour that it may be malignant?

=the presence of numbness on the (a)  

Hyperplasia is referred as

=increased cell production is a

(a)  

Mr. Rs sustained a right femoral fracture in a motorcycle accident. His leg is placed

in a plaster cast. After his left leg has been immobilised for 6 weeks, the diameter of

the left calf has decreased in size. This indicates that his calf muscle is going through cellular response of

(a)  

A patient sustained brain injury after a fall in the bathroom. This type of brain injury

that occurs as a result of direct consequences of a head trauma is known as

(a)  

The following of myasthenia gravis manifestation is

=muscle weakness that increases during periods of activity and improved after

(a)  

What is the cause for Parkinson's disease?

=Degeneration of the substantia niagria, depleting of

(a)  

When obtaining health history and physical assessment for a patient who is suspected with multiple sclerosis (MS), the nurse should

=examine the patient about

(a)  

Smoking doubles the risk of developing a stroke because it

=narrow the artery which increase the risk of

(a)  

A patient diagnosed with brain tumour complains of disturbances in coordination and equilibrium. Which part of the brain is most likely involved?

(a)  

Which of the following manifestation would lead the nurse to suspect that a patient is developing transient ischemia attack (TIA)?

(a)  

Mr. JK is admitted to the ward for abdominal pain, jaundice and also passing clay coloured stool. You may anticipate that he is having choledocolelithiasis with

(a)  

Which of the following is the most common cause of appendicitis?

(a)  

Diabetes mellitus is a disease caused by

=deficiency or diminished effectiveness of endogenous (a)  

Cushing's syndrome is caused by prolonged exposure to

=elevated levels of (a)  

The following are the common causes of paediatric epididymitis, EXCEPT

(a)  

While discussing risk factors for breast cancer with a group of women, the nurse stresses that the greatest risk factor for breast cancer is

=being a woman over the age of ...

(a)  

Which of the following pathogenic fungi is the member of human microbiota and most commonly caused vaginitis?

(a)  

Which of the following statement is true regarding ovarian tumors?

=Ca-125 is the tumor marker for surface epithelium (a)  

What is the triad of presenting symptoms of a patient with endometriosis?

(a)