The hallmark feature of acute pyelonephritis is:
1)Abscess fommation
2) Interstitial fibrosits
3) Lymphocytic inflitration
4) Tubular atrophy
5)Thyroidization
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primary histologie lesion of benign
nephrosclerosis

A) Onion skinning
B) Hyaline arteriolosclerosis
C) Fibrinoid necrosis of arterioles
D) Tubular atrophy
E) Thrombotic microangiopathy
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In minimal change disease, glomeruli show/
A) Mesangial IgA deposit
B) Granular IgG deposit
C) Linear IgG deposit
D) Giranular C3 deposit
E) No immune deposit
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Commonest malignant tumor of female urethra in
A) Urothellal carcinoma
B) Adenocarinoma
C) Squamous cell carcinoma
D) Sarcoma
E) Malignant lymphoma
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Nephrotic sydrome in adult in commonly caused by
A) lgA nephropathy
B) Membrann glimeradonephritia
C) Focal segmental glomeraleclerosis by
D) Amyloidosis
E) Membranoproliferative glomenalonephritis
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Hydronephrosis:

a) Stones-may be a cause

b )Is a dilatation of the renal pelvis-calyceal system with progressive atrophy of the kidney due to chronic Partial obstruction to urine outflow

c) Renal failure may occur in bilateral

D)type All above


Answer/D

Chronic pyelonephritis:
a) Classically the kidneys are symmetrically contracted with red brown surface.
b) one or both kidneys may be involved. The affected kidney may be normal in size or enlarged. Characteristically with discrete, yellowish raised abscesses are grossly apparent on the renal surface.
c) The pathognomic gross features is sharply defined gray- white to yellow necrosis of the apical two- thirds of the pyramids
d) The kidneys are not equally damaged and therefore are not equally contracted kidneys

Answer/D