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| | 10/09/06 - 01:30 PM  
 
   
 
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Your pt is having a pyelonephritis and proper tx has been given. After 3 days, the pt states he/she feels better. Which of the following should definately make you suspect of something else besides pyelonephritis? 1-Persistent hematuria 2-Persistent bacteriuria 3-Persistent pyuria 4-Persistent fever (>101º) 5-Any of the above You do become suspicious that there is more to it... Which of the following might be the cause? 1-Mycobacteria infection 2-Kidney Tumor 3-Calculi 4-Lymphoma 5-Any of the above Female complains of of acute dysuria, frequency and cloudy urine. What are the chances she will present insignificant or no bacterial growth in urine culture? 1-5% 2-10% 3-20% 4-30% 5-None of the above Which of the following does not suggest E. coli UTI? 1-Gross hematuria 2-Abrupt onset of illness 3-> 7 days of symptons 4-Suprapubic pain 5-None of the above Which of the following can cause Sterile Pyuria? 1-Anatomic abnormality 2-U. urealyticum 3-APKD 4-Nephrocalcinosis 5-All of the above Which of these male pts should have urological evaluation in context of cystitis? 1-One with AIDS 2-Circumcised one 3-More than 3 partners in last 6 months 4-All of the above 5-None of the above Which is not cause of susceptibility to papillary necrosis? 1-Alcohol 2-Type 2 Diabetes 3-Urinary tract obstuction 4-Sickle-cell disease 5-P blood group Male diabetic pt with CRD compains of sudden onset of suprapubic pain and fever. His BP is 143/89. His ionogram is normal, despite raised inflamatory parameters. Urine shows pyuria, pneumaturia and glucosuria. Best next step? 1-Empirically initiate 7-day outpatient tx with imipenem 2-Request ultrasound of upper urinary tract 3-Monitor condition while wait for results of urine culture 4-Request plain abdomen X-ray 5-None of the above On a completely unrelated sidenote... One must keep up to date with the latest evidence-based results... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=...
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