Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Study Guide
Please note that this a general guide; you are still responsible for the readings, and
there may be things on the exam not mentioned specifically in the guide.
Chapter 3
1. Know the functions of the plasma membrane Pg31-61
2. The major function of the organelles
3. Know how a cell conducts cellular metabolism
4. Know how a cell transports small molecules (pumps) and
large molecules (Endocytosis)
Chapter 4
1. Know the characteristics that all cell exhibit to cell injury; Pg 65-82
specifically Hydropic swelling and Intracellular
Accumulations.
2. Know the difference between reversible and irreversible
injury
3. Know the cellular adaptations to injury when presented
with a description.
4. Know the difference between necrosis and gangrene
5. Know the mechanisms of apoptosis
Chapter 5
1. Know what a gene, chromosome, and helix are Pg 86-100
2. Know how a gene prevents defective base pairs from
being sent to the newly synthesized cell.
3. Know the four categories of differentiated cell/tissue types
based on a description
Chapter 7
1. Know the difference between neoplasia, cancer and Pg 129-155
benign growth
2. Know the difference between a proto oncogene and a
tumor suppressor cell
3. Know the definition of metastasis
4. Given a set of staging variables for breast cancer; be able
to state what the prognosis for the individual is.
5. Be able to identify the common effects cancer has on the
body when presented with a description.
6. Identify the tumor suppressor cells and their function.
Lehne Chap 4 and 5
• Define the difference between Antagonist and Agonist Pg 25 - 55
and what happens at the receptor site.
• Understand the 4 step process of Pharmacokinetics
and the difference from Pharmacodynamics.
• Think of pt. scenarios that might affect the
pharmacokinetics process
• Name and understand the General Properties of drugs
• Define the Therapeutic index, range and half life
• Terms of affinity
• The basic concept of why RN’s need to know about the
CYP 450 system and its isoforms.
• Really understand the basic ideas of each step of
pharmacokinetics.