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Features of diabetic nephropathy include
A Raised GFR in early phase
B Microabluminuria
C Hematuria
D Red blood cell (RBcast
E Mesangial proliferation
Typical urinary findings of AGN are
A Albuminuria
B Haematuria
C RBC cast
D Smoky urine
E Frothy urine
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
Peripheral nephropathy is associated with _
A Vitamin A deficiency
B Chloramphenical therapy
C Myasthenia gravis
D Diabetes mellitus
Risk for contrast media induced nephropathy increases in
A Diabetes mellitus
B Hypertension
C Dehydration
D Hypernatremia
E Hyperkalemia
Regarding IgA nephropathy
A Hematuria is universal
B It may present with rapidly progressing glomerulonephritis
C It recurs in transplant kidney
D Asymptomatic presentation is dominant in children
E Response to immunosuppresion is good
Minimal change nephropathy
A Is associated with Hodgkin’s Disease
B Rarely progresses to end stage renal disease
C Doesn’t relapse
D Produces non-selective proteinuria in adults
E May be caused by captopril
The word "diabetic" is--
A a noun
B an adjective
C both a noun and an adjective
D a non adjective
The word 'diabetic' is ---
A a noun
B an adjective
C both a noun and an adjective
D a noun adjective
The word 'diabetic' is ___
A a noun
B an adjective
C both noun and adjective
D a verb

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