NR 507 Week Week 8 Final Exam Advanced Pathophysiology
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1. A patient with acute renal failure is given a diuretic and responds
with good urine output. What does this indicate about prognosis?
• A) The kidneys are permanently damaged
• B) The kidneys are functioning well and the condition is reversible
• C) The patient requires immediate dialysis
• D) The patient has chronic kidney disease
Answer: B
Rationale: Acute renal failure is reversible. A good diuretic response
with adequate output indicates the kidneys are functioning well and
suggests a favorable prognosis. This distinguishes acute (reversible)
from chronic (progressive) renal failure.
2. A patient presents with fever, flank pain, and dysuria. Urinalysis
shows WBC casts. What is the most likely diagnosis?
• A) Cystitis
• B) Acute pyelonephritis
• C) Renal calculi
• D) Chronic kidney disease
Answer: B
Rationale: WBC casts on urinalysis indicate pyelonephritis (upper UTI).
Exam 2025/2026 C0Mplete Questions 1-100 Actual Exam
Screenshots Examplify Proctored + Bonus Of 200 Most
Tested And Most Repeated From Actual Past Papers
,Table of Contents
NR 507 Week Week 8 Final 2025/2026 ................................................... 4
MOST TESTED FROM PAST PAPERS..................................................... 56
,
, NR 507 Week Week 8 Final 2025/2026
1. A patient with acute renal failure is given a diuretic and responds
with good urine output. What does this indicate about prognosis?
• A) The kidneys are permanently damaged
• B) The kidneys are functioning well and the condition is reversible
• C) The patient requires immediate dialysis
• D) The patient has chronic kidney disease
Answer: B
Rationale: Acute renal failure is reversible. A good diuretic response
with adequate output indicates the kidneys are functioning well and
suggests a favorable prognosis. This distinguishes acute (reversible)
from chronic (progressive) renal failure.
2. A patient presents with fever, flank pain, and dysuria. Urinalysis
shows WBC casts. What is the most likely diagnosis?
• A) Cystitis
• B) Acute pyelonephritis
• C) Renal calculi
• D) Chronic kidney disease
Answer: B
Rationale: WBC casts on urinalysis indicate pyelonephritis (upper UTI).
