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WorksheetsPatho Renal Session
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
How do you not measure renal clearance?
GFR Level
Creatinine Level
BUN Level
Vit C Level
When someone voids over abundance of urine?
Polyuria
Oliguria
Diuresis
Anuria
What is the normal rate of urination?
20 cc/hr
30 cc/hr
60 cc/hr
100 cc/hr
What is painful urination?
Anuria
Dysuria
Dyspenia
Oliguria
What is not a hormone that involves the kidneys?
Vit D activation
Erythropoietin
ANP
Gonadotropin
ADH
When does erythropoietin activate?
Low blood pressure
Low oxygen Levels
High Blood pressure
High Oxygen Levels
Who is at higher risk for UTIs?
Hispanic
Men
Women
New Yorkers
If you have flank pain what might you have?
Pyelonephritis
cystitis
BPH
Acute renal failure vs End renal Failure
reversible vs not reversible
Both are treatable
Both are curable by dialysis
Niether is curable
What does albuminuria mean?
Albino Urine
high albumin in urine
Concentrated blood
What term describes inflammation of the kidneys:
Nephritis
Cystitis
Nephroliths
Renal disease may cause acid-base abnormalities because of which of the following ions:
Sodium
Hydrogen
Potassium
Acute renal failure is:
A sudden cessation of renal function
Deterioration of renal function over a period of time
Severe renal disease
Neoplasia that typically affects the bladder is:
Transitional cell carcinomas
Adenocarcinomas
Lymphoma
Azotaemia describes an increase in:
Urea
Creatinine
Urea and creatinine
