APEA Patho- Urology Exam Questions with Correct Answers
Question 1:
Regulation of calcium formation
Answer:
Erythropoiesis Acid base balance
Question 2:
Temperature regulation
Answer:
Temperature regulation
Question 3:
Which enzyme is formed in the liver as a byproduct of protein metabolism and is eliminated
entirely by the kidney?
Creatinine Uric acid Urea Phosphate
Answer:
Urea
Question 4:
When antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is elevated in the serum, the collecting tubules in the kidney
become more permeable to H2O, meaning that urine will have a:
high specific gravity. low specific gravity. higher pH.
lower pH.
Answer:
high specific gravity.
, Question 5:
The hormone that helps control the kidney's role in fluid balance is: cortisol.
epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.reaches the toilet. This woman is experiencing:stress
incontinence. urge incontinence.
Answer:
antidiuretic.A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold
her urine until she overactive bladder.epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.reaches the toilet.
This woman is experiencing:stress incontinence. urge incontinence.
antidiuretic.A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold
her urine until she overactive bladder.
epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.
reaches the toilet. This woman is experiencing:
stress incontinence. urge incontinence.
antidiuretic.
A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold her urine
until she overactive bladder.
epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.
reaches the toilet. This woman is experiencing:
stress incontinence. urge incontinence.
antidiuretic.
A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold her urine
until she overactive bladder.
Question 6:
functional incontinence.
Answer:
urge incontinence.
Question 7:
Which one of the following is NOT a contributor to detrusor underactivity (bladder retention)?
Childbirth
Medications Diabetes Aging
Answer:
Childbirth
Question 8:
The kidneys help regulate acid-base balance by: secreting carbon dioxide.
producing ammonia. reabsorbing phosphates. secreting sodium chloride.
Answer:
producing ammonia.
Question 1:
Regulation of calcium formation
Answer:
Erythropoiesis Acid base balance
Question 2:
Temperature regulation
Answer:
Temperature regulation
Question 3:
Which enzyme is formed in the liver as a byproduct of protein metabolism and is eliminated
entirely by the kidney?
Creatinine Uric acid Urea Phosphate
Answer:
Urea
Question 4:
When antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is elevated in the serum, the collecting tubules in the kidney
become more permeable to H2O, meaning that urine will have a:
high specific gravity. low specific gravity. higher pH.
lower pH.
Answer:
high specific gravity.
, Question 5:
The hormone that helps control the kidney's role in fluid balance is: cortisol.
epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.reaches the toilet. This woman is experiencing:stress
incontinence. urge incontinence.
Answer:
antidiuretic.A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold
her urine until she overactive bladder.epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.reaches the toilet.
This woman is experiencing:stress incontinence. urge incontinence.
antidiuretic.A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold
her urine until she overactive bladder.
epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.
reaches the toilet. This woman is experiencing:
stress incontinence. urge incontinence.
antidiuretic.
A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold her urine
until she overactive bladder.
epinephrine. oxytocin. antidiuretic.
reaches the toilet. This woman is experiencing:
stress incontinence. urge incontinence.
antidiuretic.
A 65-year-old female experiences a sudden impulse to urinate and is unable to hold her urine
until she overactive bladder.
Question 6:
functional incontinence.
Answer:
urge incontinence.
Question 7:
Which one of the following is NOT a contributor to detrusor underactivity (bladder retention)?
Childbirth
Medications Diabetes Aging
Answer:
Childbirth
Question 8:
The kidneys help regulate acid-base balance by: secreting carbon dioxide.
producing ammonia. reabsorbing phosphates. secreting sodium chloride.
Answer:
producing ammonia.
