Pathophysiology Final Practice

Injury at level of ___ will result in abnormal hyperreflexia

Which of the following phases describe the healing phase of fractures

Oxidized LDL +macrophage = _____

A pt have high pCO2 in his blood, which side would the bohr curve likely to shift?

Which type of bone disease will cause alteration of RANKL system

Noncommunicating hydrocephalus causes which disease

Mix and match, which of the following is incorrect regarding IICP

In seizure pathophysiology, which NT is strongly associated?

Cerebral Optimal, which one is wrong?

Pt can't form new memories and lost some past memories, pt is most likely suffering from ____

If your baroreceptor is not working, will your BP increase or decrease when you're laying down

What type of muscle does bradykinesia affect?

Which dementia is mostly seen in younger individuals ( < 60 years old)

A ____ depression is caused by a disease

What are found on the extracellular space of an Alzheimer pt's brain?

When you have a increase in after load, you have a ____ in stroke volume

Which part of the brain is mostly affected in pt with alzhemier's

What neuron is decreased in hungtington

Finish my sentence: tension is ____ to BP and radius, and ____ to wall thickness

Temporary displacement of bone from normal position is used to describe

Short answer : shout out the gene mutation for ALS

Pt with severe loss of cholinergic neurons is most likely going to be diagnosed with

Impaired active transport is seen in which type of cerebral edema

Visual hallucination is seen in which dementia pts

Myasthenia crisis is ___

Avulsion is used to describe

Increase in elasticity means ____

Spinal shock describes abnormal sympathetic reflex at level of injury and ___

In what stage of brain abscess is collagen capsule formed

Noradrenaline neuron loss in Parkinson can lead to ___

In systolic heart failure, what regulation is decreased?

Loss of grey matter over time are signs of what disease?

Gout pt are a high risk to develop

In OA, ____ is trying to replace the loss cartilage

Which pathway is affected in hypokinetic delirium

Pressure greater than ___ mmhg is considered as pulmonary artery hypertension

Steroid release is in which stage of sleep?

Vasculitis is seen in which type of meningitis

Malabosorption of CSF at arachoid villus is ___

Activation of nociceptor is proportional with the severity of injury is _____ theory

Injury above ___ will most likely cause quadriplegia

I'm going to grow from a large vessle, this is called ____

Which of the following disease have a higher chance of developing chronic venous insufficiency

A pt's plan, organize, solve skills is slowly decreasing, what kind of dementia do you suspect?

Expressionless/ statue like face is seen in pt with _____

Tourrette syndrome is an example of

A pt with a tidal volume of 650mL, and breathing 4L/min, your first assumption is ____

What is accumulated in ALS survivors

Increase catabolism is a result of which common cause of osteoporosis

When you have an increase pre load, your stroke volume ____

The major hallmark for Myasthenia Gravis (MG) is

Mix and match, find the wrong one(s)

Which of the following sentence is incorrect?

Mix and match, which of the following is incorrect

Mix and match, which of the following pairs are incorrect?

Abnormal level of serum alkaline phosphate is the indicator of what disease?

Which of the individual is most likely to develop osteoporosis?

Status epilepticus are seizures that are longer than...

Which of the following controls bone metabolism

Hyperalgesia is caused by

Atropine are used to regulate

Which cranial nerve is suspected to be involved in migraines

What kind of antibodies are formed during MG to attach Ach receptors

Which of the following are modulators for ventilation depth and rate

Obstructive pulmonary disease is airway obstruction at

Stretch reflex hyperexcitability is known as

My pt has a ICP of 30mmHg and a CPP of 60 mmhg, what is their MAP?

This disease will lead to meningitis most of the time

Parkinson's disease can lead to ____ dementia

In the pathophys of atherosclerosis, what happens to the anticoagulation and vasomotion?

Paradoxial undressing is caused by which kind of vasoaction

If there is injuries to the CNS system, what kind of consequences are present?

Dystonia is ___

Which part of the brain make sense of the pain stimulus (interpretive center)

A scotoma is seen in pt with ___

4 Phases of muscle contraction

Which of the following is a correct description of cerebral palsy

Which one comes first? Aura or Prodroma

Pt sees strawberry as green, pt is most likely to suffer from ____

In seizure pathophysiology, which receptor is defective