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Causes of prenatal hydronephrosis are
A Pelviureteric junction obstruction
B Ureterocoele
C Congenital nephrotic syndrome
D Placental insufficiency
E Neurogenic biadder
Common causes of hydronephrosis in children include
A Meatal stenosis
B Posterior urethral valves
C Urethral stricture
D Stone disease
E Vesicoureteric reflux
Hydronephrosis of the kidney can be diagnosed by the following investigations
A Ultrasonography
B Urine examination
C Serum creatinine estimation
D Intravenous urography
E DTPA diuretic renogram
The following investigations are helpful in diagnosis of hydronephrosis of kidney
A Ultrasonagram (US
B Intravenous urogram (IV
C Diuretic renogram
D DMSA scan
E Plain x-ray abdomen KUB
Common causes of unilateral nasal obstruction are
A Antrochoanal polyp
B Foreign body
C Enlarged adenoid
D Juvenile angiofibroma
E Allergic rhinitis
A new born baby is noted to have a left unilateral cleft. Behaving no abnormalities-at the palate. The developmental defects accountable are
A Failure of the left maxillary prominence to unite with left medial nasal prominance
B Failure of the left lateral palatine process to fuse with the median palatine process
C Failure of the right and left medial nasal prominence to merge
D Failure of the left maxillary process to fuse with the medial nasal process
E Lip muscles to divide completely
What are the differential diagnosis for unilateral hilar lymphadenopathy
A Lymphoma
B Pulmonary tuberculosis
C Carcinoma
D Emphysema
E Bronchiectasis
Unilateral elevation of diaphragm is due to
A Phrenic nerve palsy
B Subphrenic abscess
C Scoliosis
D Obesity
E Ascites
In intravenous urography unilateral small kidney found in
A Congenital cases
B Renal artery stenosis
C Renal vein thrombosis
D Amyloidosis
E Sickle cell anaemia
In intravenous urography IVU unilateral small kidney found in
A Congenital cases
B Renal artery stenosis
C Renal vein thrombosis
D Amyloidosis
E Sickle cell anaemia

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