Question

25. Urinary calculi, or may be present and cause no symptoms until they become lodged in the ureter. 26. Urinary tract infections in males are usually caused by some form of o STD. 27. An X-ray outline of the urinary system following an injection solution is the diagnostic technique called 28-33 TRUR or FALSE 28. Leukocytes in urine indicate anemia. 29. The urinary bladder stores urine that can be reused. 30. Bacteria are NOT found in glomerulonephritis. 31. In acute uremia, fluid intake should be decreased. 32. Calcium is the most common form of renal calculus (stones). 33. Incontinence and increased urination frequency are associated with ging. Cand I nel

Answer 1

25) Renal stones

26)Stones

27) Intravenous pyelogram

28) False, they indicate urinary tract infections.

29)False,.... urine that can be excreted.

30) True, glomerulonephritis is usually caused by antibodies or deposition of immune complexes.

31) False,fluid intake should be increased.

32)True, calcium oxalate stones are most common form of renal calculi.

33) True