Nephrology
Nephrology
& urology 1
Dr.Md.Abdullah al noman
MBBS(DMC)BCS(Health)
FCPS P-1(Medicine)
MD phase B ,NICVD
Paper 3
Nephrology & Urology:
• 1. Functional Anatomy and Physiology *** JAN 21 sba,, jan,20 mcq
• 2. GFR *** Jan 20 mcq
• 3. limitation of GFR **
• 4. Renal biopsy ***
• 5. Haematuria ***
• 6. Nephritic Syndrome Jan 20 sba
• 7. Nephrotic Syndrome jan,20 mcq box 15.11
• 8. Polyuria
• 10. IgA Nephropathy *** ,Jan 20 sba
• 11. HSP ***
• 12. AIN***
• 13. Alports Syndrome **
• 14. APKD ***
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• 15. HUS
• 16. TTP ***
• 17. SLE
• 18. AKI jan 21 mcq , jan,20 mcq CKD management *** JAN 21 sba, Jan 20
sba
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• 22. UTI JAN 21 sba
• 23. renal stone***
• 24. bladder cancer***
• 25. BEP and prostate cancer**
• 26. Urinary incontinance jan 21 SBA
• 2. Most important investigation finding in Urine R/M/E of
Glomerulonephritis –
• a) WBC cast
• b) Granular cast
• c) Hyaline Cast
• d) RBC cast
• e) Reticular cast
• Ans.
. A 69 year old man is diagnosed with streptococcal endocarditis and
commenced on benzylpenicillin and gentamicin. His renal function is
normal on admission, but 1 week later it has deteriorated (eGFR 28 mL/
min/1.73 m2). Investigations reveal: urinalysis: blood 3+, protein 3+;
ultrasound scan: normal-sized kidneys with no hydronephrosis;
serum complement level (C3 and C4) is low.
What is the most likely diagnosis?
A. Acute interstitial nephritis
B. Acute tubular necrosis
C. Infection-related glomerulonephritis
D. Microscopic polyangiitis
E. Pre-renal failure