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WorksheetsPatho Final practice quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes ?
Type 1 has a beta cell destruction leading to insulin dependence
Type 2 is insulin dependent
Type 1 is older adults
Type 1 can be managed with oral medications and lifestyle modifications
Diabetes insipidus is a deficiency in what?
Aldosterone
Antidiuretic hormone
Corticosteroids
Insulin
hypoparathyroidism can lead to
High blood sugar
Hypoglycemia
Low calcium and tetany
hypothyroidism
Which system helps to control hormone release in the body?
Positive feedback system
Negative feedback system
Antagonist receptor system
Hormones are released at specific times
What are signs of acromegaly?
Above average height
Spaced eyes
Difficulty speaking
Large hands and feet
Which is an example of natural active immunity?
Recovering from chickenpox
Antibodies transferred from mom to fetus
Flu vaccine
Being given an antivenom treatment
Which best describes emphysema?
Airway resistance causing alveoli damage
Triggers cause an acute attack of airway constriction
Difficulty breathing laying flat
Difficulty recovering from a strenuous exercise
Patients with atrial fibrillation are at an increased risk of?
Hemorrhagic stroke
Myocardial infarction
Ischemic stroke
Ventricular failure
Resident flora is considered to be
Beneficial
Harmful
neither harmful or helpful
Depends on the client state
Osteoporosis is the process in which
The bone fractures into small pieces
The wear and tear of excessive use causes damage to the bone
older adults experience this as the regular aging process.
Bone resorption happens faster than bone formation
The body's ability to respond to the environment's changes
Tolerance
Stress relief
Homeostasis
immunity
Pernicious anemia is the result of
Failing kidneys
Low iron
Sickle shaped red blood cells
B12 deficiency
Helminths are
Flatworms and roundworms
Bacteria
Viruses
Resident flora
What are the signs of atrophy?
Increase in size of muscle tissue
A decrease in size of the tissue or muscle
Abnormal cell growth in the form of a tumor
Changes in the shape of muscle tissue
True or false morbidity is the illness rates; mortality is the death rates
True
False
Superficial partial thickness burns present like
Redness and blisters
Visible bone
Visible fat tissue
Visible muscle tissue
Your patient presents with dysuria, suprapubic pain, and urgency. What might this patient be experiencing?
cystitis
pyelonephritis
urinary tract infection
glomerulonephritis
Your patient has excessive thirst and urination they might be
hypoglycemic
hyperglycemic
experiencing a kidney infection
diabetes insipidus
A patient is hyperventilating their arterial blood gas (ABG) might show
metabolic acidosis
metabolic alkalosis
respiratory acidosis
respiratory alkalosis
A benign tumor is
a non-cancerous tumor that does not spread to other parts of the body
a type of tumor that is always fatal
a tumor that can spread to other organs
a cancerous tumor that invades surrounding tissues
