Question

D Question 5 1 pts A patient is diagnosed with pylonephrith which of the following clinical manifestations support this diagnosis? Select all that apply Ches g Contoverebral angle palh Dysuria Question 6 An 85-year-old patient has a suspected cystitis. Which of the following would be an early sign of Elevated WDC Het Confusion Elevated creatinine Question 7 1 pts Apatient has a suspected cystitis. Which of the following dinnostic tests will confirm this unosis?

Answer 1

5. A Patient diagnosed with pyelonephritis. Clinical manifestation support this diagnosis is

- Fever

- Chills

- Costovertebral angle pain (Pain in this area also known as Murphy's punch sign, Goldflam's sign, or Pasternacki's sign. This means pain in the angle made by the vertebral column and costal line)

- Urinary frequency (Urge to urinate all the time)

- Dysuria (Difficulty or discomfort in urination)

These all are the common symptoms in pyelonephritis (pyelonephritis is a condition where kidneys are infected).

6.

An 85-year-old patient has suspected cystitis(It refers to inflammation of the urinary bladder). the early signs of cystitis include elevated WBCs as a response to the infection process.

Answer - elevated WBCs

Hematuria can occur in cystitis but not at the early stage.

Elevated creatinine and confusion are not a sign of cystitis.