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Physiologic hyperplasia is commonly found in
A. a distended urinary bladder. B. the female breast during lactation. C. the bronchi of a chronic cigarette smoker. D. an enlarged myocardium in congestive heart failure. |
the female breast during lactation.
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When radiation therapy is used in the treatment of cancer, the desired effect is death of cancer cells by
A. altering cellular metabolism and activity. B. producing mutations that interfere only with cancer cell function. C. accelerating metabolic reactions to reduce the normal life span of cells. D. stimulating synthesis of new particles that cause cell rupture and death. |
altering cellular metabolism and activity.
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A common cause of coagulation necrosis is
A. autophagocytosis. B. pulmonary embolus. C. malignant brain tumor. D. peripheral vascular disease. |
pulmonary embolus.
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A patient with an impaired mononuclear phagocyte system will have
A. increased circulation of histamine. B. decreased susceptibility to infection. C. decreased vascular response to cell injury. D. decreased surveillance for damaged or mutated cells. |
decreased surveillance for damaged or mutated cells.
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The role of the complement system in opsonization affects which response of the inflammatory process?
A. healing B. cellular C. vascular D. formation of exudate |
cellular
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Fever that accompanies inflammation is most likely caused by
A. activation of the complement system. B. release of IL-1, IL-6, and TNF from monocytes. C. increased production and activity of neutrophils. D. massive vasodilation during the vascular response. |
release of IL-1, IL-6, and TNF from monocytes.
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A patient has an open, infected surgical wound that is treated with irrigations and moist gauze dressings. The nurse expects that this wound
A. is classified as a black wound. B. has to heal by tertiary intention. C. heals by regeneration of epithelial cells. D. heals by the same processes as an uninfected deep wound. |
heals by the same processes as an uninfected deep wound.
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Contractures frequently occur after burn healing because of
A. secondary infection. B. lack of adequate blood supply. C. weakness of connective tissue. D. excess fibrous tissue formation. |
excess fibrous tissue formation.
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Rest and immobilization are important measures of acute care for wound healing because they
A. decrease the inflammatory response. B. increase the circulation to the affected area. C. increase the body’s production of corticosteroids. D. are known mechanisms to increase cytokine production. |
decrease the inflammatory response.
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An 85-year-old patient is assessed to have a score of 15 on the Braden scale. This means that the patient
A. has an existing stage I pressure ulcer. B. is at risk for developing a pressure ulcer. C. is in need of a daily pressure ulcer risk assessment. D. is not at risk for developing a pressure ulcer at this time. |
is at risk for developing a pressure ulcer.
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