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Acute retention of urine differ from chronic retention of urine
A Onset sudden
B Painful condition
C Causes renal failure
D Mass palpable in suprapubic region
E There is bleeding after relieving by catheterization
Acute glomerulonephritis is characterized by
A Hematuria
B Azotemia
C Hypertension
D Polyuria
E Hypernatremia
Features of acute post streptococcal glomerulonephritis are
A Hypertension
B Hematuria
C Hypervolemia
D 24 hours urinary protein above 0.5g/day
E Polyuria
Typical features of acute post infectious glomerulonephritis include
A Subendothelial immune deposits on the glomerular basement membrane
B Bacterial rather than viral infections
C Diffuse glomerular involvement
D Recurrent haemoptysis
E A poor prognosis when the disease occurs in childhood
Acute post streptococcal glomerulonephritis
A Causes low C3 & C4 in blood
B Is a type III immune complex reaction
C Only group A streptococcus is responsible
D Causes universal rise of antistreptococcal antibody
E It has long term sequlae
Urinary findings of acute post streptococcal glomerulonephritis includes
A Plenty of RBC/HPF
B RBC cast
C Pus cell more than 10/HPF
D Hyaline cast
E Plenty of amorphous crystal
Typical features of acute glomerulonephritis (AGN) in children are
A Low complement
B Anaemia
C Macroscopic haematuria
D Massive proteinuria
E Low specific gravity of urine
Routine & microscopic examination of urine is important in the diagnosis of
A Diabetes mellitus
B Nephropathy
C Urothelial carcinoma
D Multiple myeloma
E Genitourinary tuberculosis
Routine microscopic examination of urine provides information about diseases like
A Extensive acute renal tubular damage
B Transitional cell carcinoma
C Diabetes insipidus
D Multiple myeloma
E Genitourinary tuberculosis.
By routine and microscopic examination RME of urine we can have idea about
A Diabetes mellitus
B Nephropathy
C Urinary tract infection
D Multiple myeloma
E Genitourinary tuberculosis

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