Question 1

What is usually different about the diet of a child with nephrosis?

Accepted Answer

A)  High protein 
B)  Salt restriction 
C)  Low fat 
D)  High carbohydrate 
A)  High protein 
B)  Salt restriction 
C)  Low fat 
D)  High carbohydrate

Question 2

Where are Wilms' tumours (nephroblastomas)located?

Accepted Answer

A)  Bone 
B)  Brain 
C)  Kidney 
D)  Lymphatic system 
A)  Bone 
B)  Brain 
C)  Kidney 
D)  Lymphatic system

Question 3

What is a common adverse effect of corticosteroid therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fever 
B)  Hypertension 
C)  Weight loss 
D)  Increased appetite 
A)  Fever 
B)  Hypertension 
C)  Weight loss 
D)  Increased appetite

Question 4

Which factor predisposes the urinary tract to infection?

Accepted Answer

A)  Increased fluid intake 
B)  A short urethra in young girls 
C)  Prostatic secretions in males 
D)  Frequent emptying of the bladder 
A)  Increased fluid intake 
B)  A short urethra in young girls 
C)  Prostatic secretions in males 
D)  Frequent emptying of the bladder

Question 5

One of the clinical manifestations of chronic renal failure is uremic frost.What is the best description of this term?

Accepted Answer

A)  Deposits of urea crystals in urine 
B)  Deposits of urea crystals on skin 
C)  Over-excretion of blood urea nitrogen 
D)  Inability of body to tolerate cold temperatures 
A)  Deposits of urea crystals in urine 
B)  Deposits of urea crystals on skin 
C)  Over-excretion of blood urea nitrogen 
D)  Inability of body to tolerate cold temperatures

Question 6

When a child has chronic renal failure,the progressive deterioration produces a variety of clinical and biochemical disturbances that are eventually manifested in the clinical syndrome known as which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Uremia 
B)  Oliguria 
C)  Proteinuria 
D)  Pyelonephritis 
A)  Uremia 
B)  Oliguria 
C)  Proteinuria 
D)  Pyelonephritis

Question 7

What are the primary clinical manifestations of acute renal failure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Oliguria and hypertension 
B)  Hematuria and pallor 
C)  Proteinuria and muscle cramps 
D)  Bacteriuria and facial edema 
A)  Oliguria and hypertension 
B)  Hematuria and pallor 
C)  Proteinuria and muscle cramps 
D)  Bacteriuria and facial edema

Exam 50: Genitourinary Dysfunction

What is usually different about the diet of a child with nephrosis?

Where are Wilms' tumours (nephroblastomas)located?

What is a common adverse effect of corticosteroid therapy?

Which factor predisposes the urinary tract to infection?

One of the clinical manifestations of chronic renal failure is uremic frost.What is the best description of this term?

When a child has chronic renal failure,the progressive deterioration produces a variety of clinical and biochemical disturbances that are eventually manifested in the clinical syndrome known as which of the following?

What are the primary clinical manifestations of acute renal failure?

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