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  #1

three weeks following pelvic surgery,a patient notes continuous,painless loss of urine.which one of the following tests is LEAST useful in diagnosing a urinary fistula?
1) instillation of methylene blue into the bladder
2) oral phenazopyridine(pyridium)
3) intravenous pylelogram
4) ultrasound
5)cystoscopy

  #2

2) oral phenazopyridine (pyridium)
I have an impression that this grug isn't used for diagnostics at all... It's analgesics...

PHENAZOPYRIDINE (Oral) (Tablet)

PHENAZOPYRIDINE (By mouth)
Phenazopyridine (fen-az-oh-PEER-i-deen)

Relieves pain, burning, and discomfort caused by urinary tract infections and other urinary problems.

Brand Name(s):Azo-Standard, Uristat, Phenazo HCl, Pyridiate, Pyridium, Phenazo 95, Prodium, Azo-Gesic, RE-Azo, Azo-Septic, Urinary Pain Relief, Quality Choice Azo, The Medicine Shoppe Azo-Tabs, Baridium, UTI Relief
There may be other brand names for this medicine.

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  #3

DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES FOR FISTULA:
intravenous pyelogram
cystogram
double dye cyst
cystoscopy
retrograde pyelogram.
i am confused between 2 and4. any one.??

  #4

cystogram would be an imaging tech using adye whereas cystoscopy is visualizing the bladder inside with a cystoscope by the doctor.ATleast that is what my impression is. please correct me if i am wrong.

  #5

you are right,but i am asking about question choices 2-which is oral phenazopyridine and choice 4-US.which one is least one in diagnosing the urinary fistua.thanks







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