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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
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.
Routine urine examination in a case of acute glomerulonephritis shows
A Many RBC
B No WBC
C Moderate amount of protein
D Specific gravity less than 1010
E Granular cast
If R is the third exercise in a routine which of the following cannot be the second exercise in that routine.
A Q
B S
C T
D U
If one day's routine is P,Q,W,T,U each of the following could be the next day's routine except
A W,T,S,P,U
B Q,R,V,T,U
C Q,T,V,W,S
D W,R,U,V,U
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 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
Parasitic diseases that are diagnosed by microscopic examination is/are
A Kala-azar
B Hydatid cyst
C Filariasis
D Cryptosporodiosis
E Congenital toxoplasmosis
Following parasitic diseases can be diagnosed by direct microscopic examination of peripheral blood film
A Kala-azar
B Hydatid cyst
C Filariasis
D Post Kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis
E Cryptosporodiosis

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