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Material Type: Exam; Class: Pathophysiology; Subject: Biology; University: Missouri Western State University; Term: Unknown 1989;
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BIO 375 Practice Final Exam
A. (^) the distal radius is broken B. (^) the distal fibula is broken C. (^) a child’s bone is bent and only partially broken D. (^) a spontaneous fracture occurs in weakened bone
A. (^) an allergic reaction to the causative microbe B. (^) the mites burrowing into the epidermis C. (^) bleeding caused by bites D. (^) neurotoxins secreted by mites
A. (^) bones B. (^) lungs C. (^) liver D. (^) testes
because of:
A. (^) obstruction in the fallopian tubes B. (^) inflammation around ectopic endometrial tissue C. (^) hormonal imbalance causing uterine contractions D. (^) fibrous tissue responding to hormonal changes
A. (^) random single joints, progressing to involve other joints B. (^) bilateral small joints, symmetrical progression to other joints C. (^) abused or damaged joints first, then joints damaged by compensatory movement D. (^) progressive degeneration in selected joints
down so that she is now underweight for her height and has very little fat tissue. You would expect Sally to
A. (^) have heavy menstrual flows B. (^) double ovulate C. (^) be amenorrheic D. (^) have painful menstrual cramps E. (^) show elevated levels of FSH
A. (^) human chorionic gonadotropin B. (^) alpha-fetoprotein C. (^) prostate-specific antigen D. (^) luteinizing hormone
A. (^) necrosis and infection in the legs B. (^) lack of glucose to the cells in the feet and legs C. (^) dehydration in the tissues D. (^) frequent acidosis
A. (^) development of malignancy B. (^) irregular menstrual cycles C. (^) interference with ovulation D. (^) abnormal bleeding such as menorrhagia
A. (^) intermittent, increasing with activity B. (^) sharp with joint movement C. (^) mild, aching with weight-bearing D. (^) steady, severe, and persisting with rest as well as activity
A. (^) increased volume of dilute urine B. (^) irritation of the bladder and urethra C. (^) impaired micturition reflex D. (^) incomplete emptying of the bladder
A. (^) strenuous exercise B. (^) missing an insulin dose C. (^) eating excessively large meals D. (^) sedentary lifestyle
A. (^) multiple joints that are swollen, red, and painful at one time B. (^) presence of mild fever, fatigue, and leukocytosis C. (^) purulent synovial fluid present in a single, swollen joint D. (^) presence of many antibodies in the blood
A. (^) lesions usually appear on the hands and arms B. (^) the cause is usually a virus C. (^) the infection is highly contagious D. (^) scar tissue is common following infection
diabetes?
A. (^) osteoporosis B. (^) nephropathy C. (^) impotence D. (^) peripheral neuropathy
A. (^) painful vesicles along a dermatome or cranial nerve pathway B. (^) several vesicles near the mouth C. (^) pustules on the trunk and neck D. (^) pruritic erythematous rash in body folds
A. (^) pruritis in hairy areas of the body B. (^) loss of blood due to lice bite C. (^) finding lice in clothing D. (^) the presence of nits at the base of hair shafts
A. (^) can bear weight B. (^) serves as a splint across the fracture site C. (^) is the tissue to gradually be remodeled D. (^) is made up of new bone
A. (^) 1, 2 B. (^) 1, 3 C. (^) 2, 3 D. (^) 3, 4
T F 27. (^) Fortunately, malignant melanoma is not as dangerous as squamous cell
carcinoma.
T F 28. (^) Persons with atopic dermatitis frequently have a family history of
individuals with hay fever, asthma or other allergic conditions.
A. (^) chlamydia B. (^) genital warts C. (^) trichomoniasis D. (^) herpes simplex
A. (^) not develop secondary sex characteristics B. (^) be sterile C. (^) be impotent D. (^) have impaired function of the interstitial cells E. (^) produce large amounts of inhibin
A. (^) contact dermatitis B. (^) urticaria C. (^) discoid lupus erythematosus D. (^) psoriasis
A. (^) the malignant cell is a melanocyte B. (^) they present as nonpruritic purplish macules C. (^) the neoplasm grows rapidly and metastasizes early D. (^) the lesion is usually dark or multicolored with an irregular border
A. (^) crepitus B. (^) pain and tenderness C. (^) increased range of motion at a joint D. (^) deformity at a joint
Staphylococcus aureus?
A. (^) furuncles B. (^) cellulitis C. (^) impetigo D. (^) all of the above
with:
A. (^) hyperthyroidism B. (^) hypothyroidism C. (^) lack of iodine in the diet D. (^) all the above
A. (^) deep, rapid respirations B. (^) flushed dry skin and mucosa C. (^) thirst and oliguria D. (^) staggering, disorientation, and confusion
A. (^) abnormal metabolism in the lens B. (^) macroangiopathy C. (^) neuropathy affecting cranial nerves D. (^) development of exophthalmos
A. (^) increased thirst B. (^) ketoacidosis C. (^) glucosuria D. (^) diabetic nephropathy