CAUSES IN BLOOD

Question 1

Presence of RBC, WBC and
bacteria in urine

Answer 1

Lower uti

Question 2

Severe back & abdominal pain

Answer 2

Renal calculi

Question 3

Result of Ag-Ab reaction that
localizes in the kidneys

Answer 3

Gloumerular disease

Question 4

Abnormal swelling in or on part of
the body

Answer 4

Tumor

Question 5

Destroyed glomerular tissue

Answer 5

Glomerulonephritis

Question 6

Nipple-like growth on the surface
of the skin & other organs

Answer 6

Malignant papilloma

Question 7

Hemoglobinuria + hematuria
= lysis of RBC in urine

Answer 7

Transfusion reaction

Question 8

Hemoglobinuria alone =
intravascular hemolysis

Answer 8

Hemolytic anemia

Question 9

amount of free hemoglobin
present exceeds the
haptoglobin content

Answer 9

Severe burn or infection

Question 10

Occurs only when free-
hemoglobin is filtered by the
glomerulus

Answer 10

Sternuous exercise

Question 11

Black water fever

Answer 11

Malaria

Question 12

Atrophy involving affected
parts, such as damage
muscles & its nerves, or
from lack of use

Answer 12

Muscular trauma/crush syndromes
Prolonged coma
Muscle wasting disease

Question 13

Involuntary muscle
contraction

Answer 13

Convulsion

Question 14

Associated with
cardiomegally

Answer 14

Alchoholism/overdose