Question 14
Oval Fat Body come from which of the following:
A.
WBC
B.
RBC
C.
RTE
D.
A transitional Epi
Question 15
Waxy casts are indicative of which of the following:
A.
Pylonephritis
B.
extreme urinary stasis
C.
glomerulonephritis
D.
chronic renal failure
E.
Both B and D
Question 16
Which cast is considered "Renal Failure Cast"?
A.
Mixed cellular cast
B.
RBC cast
C.
Fine Granular cast
D.
Broad cast
E.
Waxy cast
Question 17
Which of the following crystals are associated with severe liver disease
Bilirubin
Leucine
Cystine
Tyrosine
Uric Acid
A.
1,3,5
B.
3,5
C.
1,2,4
D.
All may be seen in severe liver disease
E.
None of these are seen in severe liver disease
Question 18
Which of the following is a description of amorphous phosphates
A.
dumbbell shape
B.
white precipitate
C.
coffin lids
D.
thorny apple
E.
yellow granules
Question 19
All of the following contribute to the formation of urinary crystals except:
A.
temperature
B.
solute concentration
C.
pH
D.
protein concentration
E.
none of the above
Question 20
Urate crystals are seen in which type of urine?
A.
alkaline urine
B.
acidic urine
C.
improperly preserved urines
D.
refrigerated urines
14. Oval fat bodies are seen in lipiduria. They are seen as brown pigments under microscope. They come from transitional epithelium of renal tubules.
So the answer is (D) transitional epithelium
15. Urinary casts are seen in many kidney and urinary tract diseases. They are microscopic structures. Waxy casts represents a long standing disease of kidney associated with very low urine flow. They are cylindrical in shape with sharp edges.
So the answer is (E)
16. Broad casts are seen in end stage renal failure. They are also seen in urinary stasis. They are big casts. They are also known as renal failure casts.
So the answer is (D) renal failure cast
17. Liver failure or hepatic failure is associated with abdominal pain, jaundice, ascitis, excess bleed. The casts shed in urine in severe hepatic failure include billirubin, tyrosine and leucine
So the answer is ( C)
18. Amorphous phosphates are crystals seen in alkaline urine. They are colourless, granulated and form white precipitate.
So the answer is ( B) white precipitate
19. Urinary crystal formation is affected by factors like temperature, pH, solute concentration.
So the answer is (D) protein concentration
20. Urate crystals are formed from uric acid. They are yellowish brown and needle shaped.
They are found in acidic urine.
So the answer is (B) acidic urine.
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