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NSG 5003- ADVANCED PATHOPHYSIOLOGY-WEEK 1 (CH 1-3) 2025 UPDATED GRADED A+, Exams of Nursing

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NSG 5003- ADVANCED
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY-WEEK 1 (CH 1-3)
2025 UPDATED GRADED A+
1. ATP - Solution Functions as energy-transferring molecule
2. Oxidative phosphorylation - Solution occurs in mitochondria;
mechanism by which energy is produced from carbs, fats, & proteins
3. Atrophy - Solution decrease in cellular size
4. Hypertophy - Solution increase in cellular size by increased work
demand or hormonal situation
5. Hyperplasia - Solution increase cellular number by increased cellular
division
6. Dysplasia - Solution abnormal change in size, shape, & organization
of mature tissue cells
7. Metaplasia - Solution reversible replacement of one mature cell type
by another less mature cell type
8. Cell Injury - Solution caused by hypoxia
9. Free Radicals - Solution can cause lipid peroxidation or destruction
of unsaturated fatty acids, alterations of proteins, & alterations in DNA
10. Apoptosis - Solution cell death from programmed, selective
self destruction
11. Necrosis - Solution sum of changes after local cell death &
includes inflammation & cell lysis
12. PTH - Solution parathyroid hormone
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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY-WEEK 1 (CH 1-3)

2025 UPDATED GRADED A+

  1. ATP - Solution Functions as energy-transferring molecule
  2. Oxidative phosphorylation - Solution occurs in mitochondria; mechanism by which energy is produced from carbs, fats, & proteins
  3. Atrophy - Solution decrease in cellular size
  4. Hypertophy - Solution increase in cellular size by increased work demand or hormonal situation
  5. Hyperplasia - Solution increase cellular number by increased cellular division
  6. Dysplasia - Solution abnormal change in size, shape, & organization of mature tissue cells
  7. Metaplasia - Solution reversible replacement of one mature cell type by another less mature cell type
  8. Cell Injury - Solution caused by hypoxia
  9. Free Radicals - Solution can cause lipid peroxidation or destruction of unsaturated fatty acids, alterations of proteins, & alterations in DNA
  10. Apoptosis - Solution cell death from programmed, selective self destruction
  11. Necrosis - Solution sum of changes after local cell death & includes inflammation & cell lysis
  12. PTH - Solution parathyroid hormone
  1. Buffers - Solution substances that can absorb excess acid/base to minimize fluctuations in pH
  2. Somatic Death - Solution no respirations, no heart beat
  3. Autophagy - Solution degradation process where ell debris encapsulated with in vesicle that reacts with lysosomes
  4. Cellular Metabolism - Solution chemical task of maintaining cellular function
  5. Anabolism - Solution energy-using process
  6. Catabolism - Solution energy-releasing process
  7. Osmotic Pressure - Solution amount of hydrostatic pressure required to oppose osmotic pressure
  8. Oncotic or Colloid Osmotic Pressure - Solution overall effect of colloids (ie. plasma proteins)
  9. Endocytosis - Solution cell internalizing process where section of plasma membrane enfold substances outside cell, invaginates, & separates from plasma membrane forming a vesicle inside the cell
  10. Pinocytosis - Solution fluid & solute molecules ingested by forming small vesicles
  11. Phagocytosis - Solution large particles (ie. bacteria) ingested by forming large vesicles (vacuoles)
  12. Cell Cycle - Solution reproductive process that begins after interfase
  13. S Phase - Solution DNA synthesis in cell nucleus
  14. G2 Phase - Solution period between completion of DNA synthesis & M phase

ores or transport channels, 3) enzymes drive active pumps, 4) surface markers (ie. glycoproteins), 5) adhesion molecules, 6) catalyst of chemical reactions

  1. Cells Held Together By 3 Means - Solution extracellular membrane, cell adhesion molecules in plasma membrane, special cell junctions
  2. Extracellular Matrix - Solution 3 protein fibers: 1) collagen, 2) elastin, 3) fibronectin; matrix regulates cell growth & differentiation
  3. 4 Categories of Endocytosis - Solution 1) clathrin-mediated, 2) caveolae-mediated, 3) macropinocytosis, 4) phagocytosis
  4. Cell Cycle Phases - Solution 1) S, 2) G2, 3) M, 4) G
  5. Connective Tissue - Solution binds various tissues & organs, fewer cells surrounded by a lot of extracellular matrix
  6. Muscle Tissue - Solution compose of long, thin contracting cells or fibers (myocytes)
  7. Neural Tissue - Solution composed of special cells (neurons) that receive & transmit electrical impulses rapidly across junctions (synapses)
  8. Initial Insult in Chemical Injury - Solution damage to or destruction of plasma membrane
  9. Activation of Inflammation/Immune Response - Solution after cell injury or infection; involves powerful biomechanisms & proteins capable of damaging normal cells