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What is acute cystitis? - (answer)Inflammation of the bladder, the most common site of UTI.




What is the most common cause of acute cystitis? - (answer)Uropathogenic Escherichia coli.




What organism is the most common cause of parasitic urinary tract infection? -

(answer)Schistosoma haematobium.




What type of cystitis involves necrosis of the bladder wall? - (answer)Gangrenous cystitis.




What type of cystitis involves mucosal sloughing and ulcer formation? - (answer)Ulcerative

cystitis.




Which virulence factors help uropathogenic E. coli attach to urinary structures? - (answer)Type 1

fimbriae and P fimbriae.

, What host factor causes frequency and urgency in cystitis? - (answer)Inflammatory edema

stimulating stretch receptors.




What are common symptoms of cystitis? - (answer)Frequency, urgency, dysuria, suprapubic

pain.




How might older adults present with cystitis? - (answer)Confusion or vague abdominal

discomfort; may be asymptomatic.




What is acute pyelonephritis? - (answer)Infection of the upper urinary tract (ureter, renal pelvis,

kidney).




What are the most common risk factors for pyelonephritis? - (answer)Urinary obstruction and

vesicoureteral reflux.




What are common organisms causing pyelonephritis? - (answer)E. coli, Proteus, Pseudomonas.




Which organisms split urea into ammonia, creating alkaline urine? - (answer)Proteus and

Pseudomonas.