Practical exam part-1

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Nephrology Practice Quiz

Test your knowledge on nephrology with this comprehensive quiz designed for both students and practitioners. Dive into real-world scenarios and clinical cases to enhance your understanding of kidney-related disorders.

This quiz includes:

10 meticulously crafted questions
Multiple choice and diagnostic scenarios
Instant feedback on your answers

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningNurse947

A 7 year old boy presented with the swelling of the whole body starting in the face, reddish urine & low urine output for last 3 days. He gave history of fever, cough 3 weeks back. His blood and urinary investigation reveals the following-- Bld- Urea- 60 mg /dL, Creatinine- 2 mg /dL Urine- Gross hematuria,Albumin-150 mg / 24 hrs urine, RBC cast-positive. Whats is the diagnosis ?

Glomerulonephritis

Diabetic nephropathy

What is the name of the above test which you had done in your proteinuria class ?

Esbachs test

Benedicts test

Hays sulphur test

Jaffes test

Cause of decrease of serum creatinine

Muscle atrophy

Congestive heart failure

Acromegally

Myasthenia gravis

A patient presented with increased appetite, increased urinary frequency and thirst. Lab inv. - FBS : 246 mg/dl, pH : 7.33, Bicarbonates : 12 mmol/L, Ketone bodies in urine +. Which test would you perform in the lab to detect Ketone bodies?

Benedict test

Rothera test

Fehling test

Jaffes test

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