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Childhood nephrotic syndrome
A Occurs mostly at 2 to 5 years of age
B Is usually steroid sensitive
C Has got ‘’minimal lesion’’ change at histology
D Is usually associated with hypocomplementemia
E Usually bears a poor prognosis
Minimal change nephrotic syndrome is characterized by
A Frequent relapses
B Normal renal function
C Steroid resistance
D Hypertension
E Gross haematuria
Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by
A Generalized oedema
B Massive proteinuria
C Hypoalbuminaemia
D Microscopic haematuria
E Hypertension
Nephrotic syndrome in children is characterized by
A Hypoalbuminemia < 2.5 gm/dl
B Proteinurea  40mg /m2/day
C Hypertension
D Microscopic hematuria
E Hypocomplementemia
Idiopathic nephrotic syndrome is characterized by
A Deranged renal function
B Gross hematuria
C Spontaneous remission
D Steroid responsive
E Massive proteinuria
Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by:
A Hyper cholesteraemia
B Albumin level less than 25 gm/L
C Massive proteinuria
D Generalized edema
E Polyuria
Nephrotic syndrome includes:
A Oliguria
B Overt proteinuria
C Hematuria
D Hypertension
Following are the features of steroid sensitive nephrotic syndrome
A Massive proteinuria
B Impaired renal function
C Hypoalbuminaemia
D Hypertension
E Hypocomplimentaemia
Clinical features of congenital nephrotic syndrome
A Associated with TORCH infection
B Heavy proteinuria
C Reduced alpha-feto protein in amniotic fluid in pregnancy
D Small placenta
E Renal stone
Cauda equina syndrome in characterized by
A Feacal incontinence
B Bladder dysfunction
C Leg weakness
D Saddle anaesthesia
E Hyper-reflex

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