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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
Causes of acute retention of urine are
A Acute prostatitis
B Faecal impaction
C Spinal injury
D Cerebrovascular accident
E Renal stone
Common causes of retention of urine in children
A Posterior urethral valve
B Spina bifida
C Meatal stenosis
D Urinary tract infection
E Vesico-ureteric reflux
A report showing urine osmolality- 300 mosm/kg and urine sodium- 50 mmol/L, is compatible with
A Acute oliguric renal failure
B Acute non-oliguric renal failure
C Acute obstructive uropathy
D Pre renal uremia
E Acute post infectious glomerulonephritis
Acute retention of urine occurs in
A Phimosis
B Paraphimosis
C Stricture urethra
D Posterior urethral valve
E Cystocele
Acute retention of urine may be due to
A Rupture urethra
B Renal stone
C Ureteric stone
D Small urinary bladder stone
E Benign enlargement of prostate
Retention of urine may be due to
A Stricture urethra
B Atonic Bladder
C Bladder neck hypertrophy
D Hyperactive Bladder
E Sphincter weakness
Abnormal constituent of urine is :
A Disodium mono hydrogen phosphate
B Albumin
C Creatinine
D Urea
Laceration of the male urethra just inferior to the urogenital diaphragm would likely result in extravasation of urine into the
A Abdominal wall between the deep layer of superficial fascia and deep fascia
B The penis between the superficial and deep fascia
C The scrotum deep to the dartos layer
D The anal triangle between the superficial fat and the deep fascia
E The urogenital triangle between the deep layer of superficial fascia and deep fascia
Specific gravity of urine is relatively fixed in
A Chronic renal failure
B Acute tubular necrosis
C Chronic glomerulonephritis
D Chronic pyelonephritis
E Medullary sponge kidney

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