pg. 1 WGU C805 Pathophysiology Assessment Practice Guide Latest 2025-2025 with 700 Questions and Correct Answers/ C805 Prep Test Bank for OA and Pre-assessment Prep
A patient's record shows a diagnosis of H1N1 flu. Which two symptoms may be present in this chart entry - ANSWER-Sore throat & nasal congestion
Physical exam: patient was found to have small oozing vesicle on the skin of both hands. Both hands are hot to the touch and swollen. The patient reported itching, burning, stinging of the skin of both hands. The patient is a nurse and frequently wears latex gloves. - ANSWER-Contact Dermatitis
A patient has severe itching on the face. The physical exam reveals dry skin and small lesions. The patient has a family history of allergic rhinitis. The physician prescribes topical anti itch cream and instructs daily skin care. - ANSWER- Eczema
Several painful vesicular lesions on face, mouth, and tongue. The patient is diagnosed with a condition caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox. - ANSWER-Shingles/ Herpes Zoster
ER visit for sudden onset of speech impairment, severe headache, falling don while standing, and inability to move the arm and leg on the right side.Cerebral angiogram shows an occlusion of blood vessels. - ANSWER-Ischemic Stroke
Which disease can vitamin B12 deficiency be attributed to? - ANSWER- Alcoholism
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pg. 2 Two possible causes for peripheral neuropathy. - ANSWER-Lead poisoning & Vitamin B12 Deficiency
Slurred speech, difficulty walking, dilated pupils, amnesia, convulsion signs, subnormal blood pressure, and subnormal temperature signs. - ANSWER-Subdural Hematoma
Temporary loss of consciousness, dilated pupils, hostility, combativeness. - ANSWER-Cerebral Concussion
A patient presents at a clinic with a burn on the left arm. The burn is classified as second degree, and the skin appears red and swollen. The patient reports it is very painful. What is an additional symptom of a patient with a second-degree burn? - ANSWER-Skin blisters
A patient is taken to the emergency department after a near drowning. What is a sign or symptom that the patient may experience within minutes or even days? - ANSWER-respiratory distress
Burning, weakness, and tingling in one hand. The patient is unable to demonstrate a strong grip and is experiencing stronger discomfort at night. Doctor recommends medial nerve compression. - ANSWER-Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Abnormal condition within the labyrinth of the inner ear that can lead to a progressive loss of hearing. The symptoms are dizziness or vertigo, hearing loss, and tinnitus (ringing in the ears).
43-year-old patient presents to the urgent care center reporting ongoing symptoms of dizziness with ringing and buzzing in the ear and hearing loss on the left side.The patient indicated no history of head injury that would cause this, and 2 / 4
pg. 3 symptoms have included nausea, vomiting, and having to hold on to things while walking. - ANSWER-Meniere's disease
A patient record shows that an ear exam revealed growth of new bone that is fixed.The patient has permanent hearing loss - ANSWER-Otosclerosis
tinnitus, bone pain, elnargement of bone, thick bones
patient presented with swelling of the femur. MRI results indicated enlargement and thickening of the bone. The urinalysis showed hydroxyproline. The patient was prescribed NSAIDs and physical therapy, and surgery was recommended. Which disease does this describe? - ANSWER-Paget's disease
XR shows torn soft tissue ligaments surrounding MCP joint injury. Treatment includes surgical reconstruction to realign bone and ligaments - ANSWER-Finger Dislocation
Restlessness and exhaustion; constant, dull muscle aches; tenderness. Chronic pain that lasts a long time. Can worsen with mood flair ups. - ANSWER-Fibromyalgia Most common type of stroke in older people, occurs when the flow of blood to the brain is blocked by the narrowing or blockage of a carotid artery.
Patient presents to the ED complaining of a sudden onset of speech impairment, severe headache, falling down while standing, and inability to move the arm and leg on the right side. A cerebral angiogram shows occlusion of blood vessels. - ANSWER-Ischemic stroke
Slurred speech Trouble walking 3 / 4
pg. 4 Dilated pupils - ANSWER-Subdural hematoma
A patient has tremors, bradykinesia, and abnormal gait. The patient is taking anticholinergics; however, the symptoms are aggravated. A neurologist treats the patient with deep brain stimulation. - ANSWER-Parkinon's Disease
Cataract - cloudy crystalline lens of the eye. Intracapsular extraction intraocular lens plant recommended.Glaucoma - 47 yr old diabetic patient, aching eyes, visual disturbances, loss of peripheral vision. - ANSWER-Cataract vs Glaucoma
A 43-year-old patient presents to the urgent care center reporting ongoing symptoms of dizziness with ringing and buzzing in the ear and hearing loss on the left side. The patient indicated no history of head injury that would cause this, and symptoms have included nausea, vomiting, and having to hold on to things while walking - ANSWER-Meniere's disease
A patient has local dilation of a blood vessel with weakening of its walls. - ANSWER-Aneurysm
Which cardiovascular condition occurs when blood flow to a section of heart muscle becomes blocked (usually by a clot), potentially causing heart muscle damage and death?Blood cot blocks blood flow to heart and damages the heart due to lack of oxygen - ANSWER-Myocardial infarction
A patient's record documents reports of fatigue, shortness of breath, and vomiting.The patient was given medication for crushing chest pain that radiated to the neck and jaw. The patient's blood test showed elevated cardiac enzyme levels. - ANSWER-Myocardial infarction
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