APEA-Assessment Urology
Which of the following substances is found in the urine of a child suspected of having
post streptococcal glomerulonephritis?
Blood and protein
Bacteria and ketones
Glucose and white blood cells
Casts and mucous threads - Blood and protein
Tenderness in the costovertebral angles may signify:
scoliosis.
pyelonephritis.
sacroiliitis.
pneumonitis. - pyelonephritis.
Which one of the following patient positions would be least beneficial to examine the
genitals of a young female child?
Have the child sit on her parent's lap with the parent holding the child's knees apart
Have the child lie supine in the frog-leg position
, Have the child sit crossed legged on the examination table
Position the child in the knee-chest position - Have the child sit crossed legged on the
examination table
A 50-year-old male describes difficulty emptying his bladder. On exam, a distended
bladder is noted following urination. This finding may be associated with:
functional incontinence.
overflow incontinence.
urge incontinence.
stress incontinence. - overflow incontinence.
In men, painful urination without frequency or urgency suggests:
cystitis.
urethritis.
constipation.
acute prostatitis. - urethritis.
A whitish sebaceous secretion that collects between the glans penis and foreskin or in
the vulva is known as:
Which of the following substances is found in the urine of a child suspected of having
post streptococcal glomerulonephritis?
Blood and protein
Bacteria and ketones
Glucose and white blood cells
Casts and mucous threads - Blood and protein
Tenderness in the costovertebral angles may signify:
scoliosis.
pyelonephritis.
sacroiliitis.
pneumonitis. - pyelonephritis.
Which one of the following patient positions would be least beneficial to examine the
genitals of a young female child?
Have the child sit on her parent's lap with the parent holding the child's knees apart
Have the child lie supine in the frog-leg position
, Have the child sit crossed legged on the examination table
Position the child in the knee-chest position - Have the child sit crossed legged on the
examination table
A 50-year-old male describes difficulty emptying his bladder. On exam, a distended
bladder is noted following urination. This finding may be associated with:
functional incontinence.
overflow incontinence.
urge incontinence.
stress incontinence. - overflow incontinence.
In men, painful urination without frequency or urgency suggests:
cystitis.
urethritis.
constipation.
acute prostatitis. - urethritis.
A whitish sebaceous secretion that collects between the glans penis and foreskin or in
the vulva is known as:
