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HSC 4551 Survey Of Human Diseases Ch. 10,
12, & 13 Exam With Complete Solutions


Which structure drains urine from the kidney?

kidney

urethra

nephron

ureter - ANSWER ureter

Where are the kidneys located?

floor of the pelvic cavity

anterior abdomen

retroperitoneal

mid-thoracic - ANSWER retroperitoneal

What do the kidneys produce that stimulates red blood cell production?

erythropoietin

renin

antidiuretic hormone

urine - ANSWER erythropoietin

What is a function of the nephron?

drain urine from the urinary bladder

,filter metabolic waste products

reabsorb acid and urea

regulate salt and water reabsorption - ANSWER filter metabolic waste products

Which structure within the nephron leads to a collecting duct?

loop of henle

distal convoluted tubule

afferent arteriole

proximal tubule - ANSWER distal convoluted tubule

What is a cause of acute kidney injury?

cystitis

diabetes mellitus

shock

seasonal influenza - ANSWER shock

Which sign will a patient with acute kidney injury demonstrate?

joint pain

dysuria

oliguria

blood in the urine - ANSWER oliguria

In the patient with acute kidney injury, which electrolyte should be monitored to
prevent cardiac arrest?

magnesium

potassium

chloride

, sodium - ANSWER potassium

What should be prescribed to treat lupus nephritis?

increased oral fluid intake

decreased dietary calcium intake

anti-inflammatory drugs

decreased oral protein intake - ANSWER anti-inflammatory drugs

What symptom suggests that a patient has IgA nephropathy?

swelling of the hands and feet

facial edema

ammonia odor on the breath

groin pain - ANSWER swelling of the hands and feet

What causes lower urinary tract infections (UTIs)?

immunoglobulin deposits in the kidney

high carbohydrate diet

dehydration

bacteria - ANSWER bacteria

How do bacteria enter the bladder during a lower urinary tract infection (UTI)?

bacteria are always present in the bladder

ascend the urethra

descend from the kidneys

through the blood stream - ANSWER ascend the urethra

What predisposes a patient to develop a lower urinary tract infection (UTI)?

high sugar content in the diet

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