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1) Which of the following is most likely to lead to hypertrophy of a tissue or organ?
a.Increased mechanical stimuli eg, stretching pressure or volume overloadÂ
b. Decreased blood flow to the tissueÂ
c. Decreased metabolic demands on the tissueÂ
d.Decreased stimulation by growth factor
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2) Â ( APPLY TO THE CORRECT CHOICE)
-Blood between inner surface of dura mater and surface of brain
-Wound from object with sharps point but without the sharp edges
-Wound that is longer than it is deep usually produces significant external bleeding
Penetrating sharp force injury that is deeper than it is long, often has minimal external bleeding despite copious internal bleeding.
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LACERATION
INCISED WOUND
STAB WOUND
SUBDURAL HEMATOMA
PUNCTURE WOUND
EPIDURAL HEMATOMA
3) Which of the following could lead to hypoxia? Select all that apply
Increased red cell count
Increased hemoglobin levels
Drowning
Cyanide poisoningÂ
Infectious injuries from microorganisms
4) The term for the active process of cellular self-destruction resulting in programmed cell death is.
a. APOPTOSIS
b. ONCOSIS
c. NECROSIS
d. STEATOSIS
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5) True or false: Calcification that occurs in undamaged normal tissue due to hypercalcemia is called dystrophic calcification.
True
FalseÂ
6) Match the description with the correct postmortem phase of death
First stage after death, in which the surface of the skin becomes pales and yellowish
Second stage after death, in which a decrease in body temperature occursÂ
Sixth stage death, which occurs when the organic matter of the body is broken down into elemental matter and recycle into the earth’s biosphere.
Fifth stage after death, when tissues and organs break down into gaseous and liquid matte by the action of bacteria.Â
Choices
Livor mortisÂ
Algor mortis
Putrefaction
Pallor mortis
Rigor mortis
DecompositionÂ
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7) After her most recent pap smear, Jane was told that her cervix shows precancerous abnormal changes. The appropriate clinical term for abnormal changes in the size, shape and organization of cells is.
a. Atrophy
b. Hypertrophy
c. Metaplasia
d. Hyperplasia
e. Dysplasia
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8) A pathologist is conducting an autopsy on a newly deceased patient. Upon examining the patient’s heart, the pathologist finds an area of infarct in which the heat’s normal proteins have been denatured and transformed from their normal gelatinous state into a firm, opaque substance. What Is the name for this type of necrosis?
a. Liquefactive necrosis
b. Caseous necrosis
c. Coagulative necrosis
d. Fatty necrosis
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9) 2/3 of body water is found inÂ
a. Extracellular fluid
b. intracellular fluid
c. synovial fluid
d. plasma
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10) If the blood pH were too high due to a metabolic condition. What change would you expect from the respiratory system?
a. The respiratory rate would remain unchangedÂ
b. The respiratory rate would decrease
c. The respiration rate would increase
d. The respiratory rate would be erraticÂ
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11) Metabolic alkalosis can result from which of the following
a.Hyperventilation
b. An accumulation of ketones in the blood
c. Emphysema
d. VomitingÂ
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