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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
Intravenous urography (IVU) is appropriate modality of investigation for following conditions
A Renal colic
B Loin pain after high fluid intake
C Prostatic malignancy
D Renal failure
E Recurrent urinary tract infection
Intra-venous urography (IVU)
A Is superior to ultrasonography in detecting kidney stone
B Causes injury to body
C Gives information about functional status of the kidneys
D Is technically very difficult to perform
E Gives the same information as CT scan
In a child, a filling defect in the urinary bladder at intravenous urography can be due to
A Ureterocele
B Schistosomal infection
C Rhabdomyosarcoma
D Posterior urethral valve
E Mega ureter
IVU is an useful method of viewing
A Renal papilla
B Renal stone
C Urothelial malignancy
D GFR
E Benign prostatic hyperplasia
Contraindications of IVU are
A High S. creatinine level
B Idiosyncrasy to iodine
C Myelomatosis
D Renal tuberculosis
E Renal trauma
Indications of intravenous rehydration include
A High purging rate
B Persistent vomiting
C Severe dehydration
D Diarrhea in neonatal period
E Some dehydration in malnourished child
Regarding intravenous anaesthetic agents
A Propofol produces less hangover effect postoperatively
B Thiopental sodium has antithyroid activity
C Thiopental sodium is a potent anticonvulsant agent
D Ketamine has no analgesic action
E Benzodiazepines increase intracranial pressure
Intravenous anesthetic agents are
A Ketamine
B Fentanyl
C Propofol
D Methohexitol
E Vecuronium
Which intravenous cannula is the largest?
A 12 gauge
B 14 gauge
C 16 gauge
D 18 gauge

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