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    Renal MCQs

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    A 6-year-old boy presents with tea-colored urine. Hewas diagnosed with an upper respiratory tract infection2 days ago. His parents report that a siilar episodeoccurred ! onths ago. "here is no history of traua.#indings include$ blood pressure% &'()*' Hg+teperature% ,C /&''.!#0+ and absence of rash or

    1oint abnoralities. eru copleent le3el is noral.

    "he M4" li5ely eplanation of these findings is

    A. Alport hereditary nephritis

    7. idiopathic hypercalciuria

    C. iunoglobulin A nephropathy /7erger disease08. postinfectious acute gloerulonephritis

    &. 9. thin gloerular baseent ebrane nephropathy

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    A 2-wee5-old ale infant is being seen for a routine healthsuper3ision 3isit. :hysical eaination re3eals adistended abdoen% and the bladder can be palpatedabo3e the syphysis pubis. "he other has noticed thaturine ;dribbles< fro his urethra.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis is

    A. posterior urethral 3al3es

    7. prune belly syndroe

    C.urethral di3erticula8.urethral eatal stenosis

    9. urethral stricture

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    Question . 6. A (-yr-old girl presents with cola-colored urine% oliguria%and

    body edea 2 w5 after being treated for group A -heolyticstreptococcal

    pharyngitis. Her copleent C, is noted to be 3ery low at &( g)d=.

    >henshould this patient?s copleent C, le3el be repeated in order to

    confir

    your suspected diagnosis@

    A0n & wee5

    70n 2 w5

    C0n , w5

    80n ! w5

    90n w5

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    Question . ,. "he presence of renalparenchyal scarring due to

    3esicoureteral reflu is best deterined by$

    A0 8MA scan

    70 Renal ultrasonography

    C0 BCD

    80 C" scan

    90 ntra3enous pyelography

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    Q0 All true about Ditlan syndroe ecept $

    A0 Metabolic al5alosis.70 Hypo5aleia.

    C0 Hypertension.

    80 Hypocalcuria.

    90 Hypoagneseia

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    Question . !(. An asyptoatic &6-yr-old African-Aericangirl with

    hypertension is found to ha3e ,E proteinuria by dipstic5testing on id-day

    and first orning 3oided urine saples. "he icroscopicanalysis shows '-2 red blood cells per high-power field."he ost li5ely diagnosis is$

    A0:ostinfectious gloerulonephritis

    708iabetic nephropathyC0 Minial-change disease

    80 #ocal segental gloerulosclerosis

    90 =upus nephritis

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    Question . !F. A ,-yr-old girl presents to the eergencydepartent with

    anasarca. "he urinalysis shows !E proteinuria and isnegati3e for blood.

    eru albuin is &.2 g)d= and seru creatinine is '.!g)d=. "he ost

    li5ely diagnosis is$

    A0 :ostinfectious gloerulonephritis

    70 Minial-change disease

    C0 gA nephropathy

    80 =upus nephritis

    90 #ocal segental gloerulosclerosis

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    Question . (!. A &'-yr-old girl presents with edea and grossheaturia. Her

    e3aluation re3eals seru creatinine &.! g)d=% seru albuin 2.,g)d=% 2!-

    hr urine protein ecretion (.( g% and C, &2 g)d=. "he ost li5ely

    cause of hernephrotic syndroe is$

    A0 Mebranoproliferati3e gloerulonephritis

    70 Minial-change disease

    C0 gA nephropathy80 Mebranous nephropathy

    90 #ocal segental gloerulosclerosis

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    Question . &6. An -yr-old girl presents with dysuria% abdoinal pain%and

    interittent pin5 urine. A urinalysis re3eals specific gra3ity of &.'2'% pHof 6.'%

    2E heaturia% no protein% and (' red blood cells per high-power field. A

    2!-hrurine specien re3eals 6 g)5g body weight of calciu. >hich of the

    following is an acceptable treatent for this patient?s proble@

    A0ncreased inta5e of sodiu-containing fluids

    708ietary calciu restrictionC0ingle daily dose of hydrochlorothiaGide

    80Bitain 8 suppleentation

    90Bitain C suppleentation

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    Question . 2,. All of the following stateents regardingpoststreptococcal

    gloerulonephritis /:D0 are true ecept$

    A0 :D is coon in children 2 to ( yr of age

    70 "he acute phase of :D usually resol3es in 6- w5C 0 Microscopic heaturia ay persist for &-2 yr following the

    initial presentation of :D

    80 "he seru C, le3el is usually reduced in the acute phase

    of :D

    90 "he best single antibody titer to docuent cutaneousstreptococcal infection is the deoyribonuclease /8ase0

    7 antigen

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    Iou are e3aluating an -year-old girl in your office who hasfe3er and ild abdoinal pain. :hysical eainationre3eals a teperature of !'.'C /&'!.'#0 and a soft andnontender abdoen without flan5 or suprapubictenderness. rinalysis and icroscopy are negati3eecept for a positi3e dipstic5 test of &'' g)d= of protein/E20.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely cause of the proteinuria is

    A. collagen 3ascular disease

    7. high fe3erC.nephrotic syndroe

    8.postinfectious acute gloerulonephritis

    9. urinary tract infection

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    Question . ((. A newborn infant de3elops anasarca andpoor urine output

    during the first wee5 of life. eru creatinine is '., g)d=and seru albuin

    is &.' g)d=. >hich of the following clinical findings is leastli5ely@

    A0 9nlarged placenta

    70 :reaturity

    C0 Rapid response to steroid therapy

    80 9le3ated aternal seru -fetoprotein

    90 Massi3e proteinuria

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    Question . 6!. A &!-yr-old girl de3elops acute renal failurerelated to Henoch-

    ch nlein purpura gloerulonephritis. =aboratory findingsay include all of

    the following ecept$

    A0 Hypercalceia

    70 Hyper5aleia

    C0 Hyponatreia

    80 Hyperphosphateia

    90 Hypoalbuineia

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    Question . 2. Ris5 factors for urinary tractinfections include all of the

    following ecept$

    A0ncircucised penis

    70 eual acti3ity

    C0 Reflu nephropathy

    80 8ouble-ureter systes

    90 Chronic use of antibiotics

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    A &(-year-old boy presents with red urine following footballpractice. #indings on physical eaination are noral.rinalysis re3eals pH% 6.'+ specific gra3ity% &.'2'+ blood%E!+ protein% trace+ and ' to 2 red blood cells per high

    power field.Aong the following% the M4" li5ely eplanation for the

    red color of the urine is

    A. heaturia

    7. ingestion of food coloringC.yoglobinuria

    8.presence of urates

    9. traua

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    n addition to 3ascular throbosis% the M4"li5ely coplications obser3ed in childrenwho ha3e inial-change nephrotic

    syndroe are$A. acute renal failure

    7. chronic renal failure

    C. hypercholesteroleia8. hypernatreia

    9. hyponatreia

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    Question . &,. A ,-yr-old girl presents to your office with acute onset of

    lethargy and pallor. "he child?s other reports that the child had bloody

    diarrhea for ( days that cleared one day prior to presenting to youroffice. he

    also notes acute onset of cola-colored urine. 4n eaination% the

    patient ispale and lethargic. 7lood pressure is &2')' Hg. "he ost

    appropriate

    net step in diagnosis would be$

    A0rinalysis

    70J-ray eaination of the abdoen

    C0rine culture

    80Coplete blood cell count

    90:rothrobin tie

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    A 2-onth-old infant is e3aluated for 3oiting and diarrhea.#indings include$ edea+ abdoinal distension+ widefontanelles and cranial sutures+ blood pressure% &'')6' Hg+ urinalysis% E! protein+ and seru albuin% &.2g)d=. "he other says that she had preeclapsia andthat the placenta was large. Iou suspect congenitalnephrotic syndroe.

    "he M4" iportant anageent strategy for a goodoutcoe is

    A. adinistration of 2(K albuin and furoseide

    7. adinistration of high-dose corticosteroids

    C. intensi3e edical follow-up% including referral for dialysisand renal transplantation

    8. restriction of dietary protein

    9. restriction of fluid and salt inta5e

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    Iou are eaining a &-day-old girl who was deli3ered3aginally at ter. :renatal fetal ultrasonography had

    re3ealed the presence of left hydronephrosis. 4nphysical eaination% blood pressure is *()(' Hg%and the abdoen is soft% with palpable fullness in theright flan5.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis is

    A. posterior urethral 3al3es

    7. ureterocele

    C.ureteropel3ic 1unction obstruction8.uretero3esical obstruction

    9. 3esicoureteral reflu

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    Question . !,. rine dipstic5 testing of a specien obtainedfro a febrile !-

    yr-old child with acute 3iral gastroenteritis shows specificgra3ity &.','% pH

    (.'% 2E proteinuria% and no blood cells. "he ost li5elycause of the patient?s

    proteinuria is$

    A0 "ransient proteinuria

    70 ephrotic syndroe

    C0 4rthostatic proteinuria80 Acute gloerulonephritis

    90 Chronic gloerulonephritis

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    Question . 2. A ,-yr-old boy presents to your office with sudden onset of cola

    colored urine% progressi3e facial swelling o3er the past , days% and decrease

    urine 3olue o3er the past day. His eaination is notable for blood pressur&,')' Hg% periorbital edea% bibasilar rales% and an5le swelling. His

    urinalysis is rear5able for ,E heaturia% &E proteinuria% &'' red blood cells

    per high-power field% and red blood cell casts. His seru electrolytes are

    noral and the seru albuin is ,.2 g)liter. "his clinical presentation is os

    consistent with$

    A0Acute renal failure

    70Acute pyelonephritis

    C0ephrotic syndroe

    80Acute gloerulonephritis

    90Chronic renal failure

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    Question . (. A &(-yr-old boy with a &2-yr history of icroscopicheaturia is

    noted to ha3e bilateral high-freLuency sensorineural hearing loss%blood

    pressure of &!')F' Hg% seru creatinine of &.( g)d=% and urinary

    proteinof 2%''' g)2! hr. "his patient?s other also has icroscopic

    heaturia. "he

    ost li5ely ode of inheritance for this child?s gloerular disease is$

    A0Autosoal doinant with incoplete penetrance

    70J-lin5ed doinant

    C0Autosoal recessi3e

    80J-lin5ed recessi3e

    90Autosoal doinant

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    Iou disco3er a right-sided% palpable abdoinal ass in anewborn ale who has had an uncoplicated perinatalcourse. =aboratory e3aluation re3eals$ creatinine% '.*g)d=+ noral findings on urinalysis+ and platelet count%

    ,('%''').4f the following% the M4" li5ely cause of this ass is

    A. autosoal recessi3e polycystic 5idney disease

    7. idgut 3ol3ulus

    C. renal 3ein throbosis8.ureteropel3ic 1unction obstruction

    9. >ils tuor

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    A (-year-old girl 3isited her doctor 2 wee5s ago to treat a sore throat.He prescribed an antibiotic that she too5% but the parents cannotrecall its nae. he presents at the eergency departent todaywith gross heaturia and periorbital edea. he has a blood

    pressure of &(')F( Hg. "he attending physician suspects shehas acute postinfectious gloerulonephritis /:AD0. rinalysisre3eals too nuerous-to-count red blood cells and 2E protein. "oconfir the diagnosis% you easure seru copleent le3els+ theC, is (* g)d= /(.* g)=0 /low0 and the C! is 2! g)d= /2.! g)=0/noral0. >ithin , days% the gross heaturia and hypertensionresol3e spontaneously. i wee5s later you see her in your office.

    4f the following% the laboratory results that would be consistent withresol3ing :AD are$

    C, Heaturia :rotein

    A. =ow Microscopic egati3e

    7. =ow Microscopic :ositi3e

    C. oral Microscopic egati3e8. oral Microscopic :ositi3e

    9. =ow one egati3e

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    Iou are eaining a newborn in the nursery and

    palpate a large ass in the abdoen.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis is$

    A.autosoal doinant polycystic 5idney disease

    7.horseshoe 5idney

    C. ulticystic 5idney dysplasia8. renal 3ein throbosis

    9.>ils tuor

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    A (-year-old boy who has nephrotic syndroe hasde3eloped anasarca. #indings include$ blood pressure%F')6' Hg+ blood urea nitrogen% !' g)d=+ creatinine%

    '.6 g)d=+ albuin% &.( g)d=+ noral C, le3el+ and !Eproteinuria. After recei3ing furoseide% he lost 2 = of fluidbut de3eloped abdoinal pain% heaturia% andhypertension. rinalysis shows N&'' red blood cells perhigh-power field.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis is

    A. acute gloerulonephritis

    7. acute tubular necrosis

    C.heorrhagic cystitis

    8. interstitial nephritis

    9. renal 3ein throbosis

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    Question . 2. A !-o-old boy is noted to ha3e poor growthat a routine well

    child 3isit. Results of laboratory studies include serusodiu &!' ol)=%

    potassiu ,.( ol)=% chloride &&6 ol)=% andbicarbonate &, ol)=. All of

    the following should be considered in the differentialdiagnosis ecept$

    A0 8istal renal tubular acidosis

    70 Chronic diarrhea

    C0 :roial renal tubular acidosis

    80 =actic acidosis

    90 Renal #anconi syndroe

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    A (-year-old boy presents with flan5 pain and short stature.#indings include$ creatinine% '.( g)d=+ sodiu% &,F9L)=+ potassiu% ,. 9L)=+ chloride% &&, 9L)=+bicarbonate% &( 9L)=+ calciu% F.' g)d=+ phosphorus%!.' g)d=+ urinalysis% ( to 2' red blood cells per high-power field+ plain radiography% bilateral renalcalcifications.

    "he M4" li5ely cause of these renal calcifications is

    A. cystinuria

    7. distal renal tubular acidosis /type &0C.priary hyperparathyroidis

    8.proial renal tubular acidosis /type 20

    9. 3itain 8 intoication

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    Iou are e3aluating a 2-onth-old infant for icroscopicheaturia. He has a history of respiratory distresssyndroe and bronchopulonary dysplasia andcurrently is recei3ing caffeine and furoseide. rinalysisre3eals$ specific gra3ity% &.'&'+ pH% 6.(+ &( to 2' red

    blood cells+ no protein+ and ' to 2 white blood cells.9lectrolyte le3els are noral.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely cause of the heaturia is$

    A. benign failial heaturia

    7. hypercalciuriaC.ulticystic 5idney dysplasia

    8.tuor

    9. urinary tract infection

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    he other and aternal grandfather of a 6-onth-old boyboth ha3e Alport syndroe.

    4f the following% the M4" appropriate stateent toinclude in counseling this boy?s other about Alport

    syndroe is that$A. affected boys freLuently suffer fro acroparesthesias

    7. the boy has an increased ris5 for de3eloping >ils tuor

    C. the disorder is ore se3ere in ales than in feales

    8. there is a 2(K chance that her son has Alport syndroe9. there is no need to onitor her son for coplications of

    the disorder until he is

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    rinalysis obtained during a health super3ision 3isit of a &'-year-old boy re3eals 2E protein. "he reainder of theurinalysis is noral. Results of faily and personaledical histories as well as physical eaination of theboy are negati3e.

    4f the following% the 79" net step is to$

    A. arrange consultation with a nephrologist

    7. eaine the urine of faily ebers

    C.obtain a 2!-hour urine saple for protein Luantification8.obtain renal ultrasonography

    9. perfor a urinalysis on the first orning 3oid

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    4ne onth ago% a &'-year-old boy presented to you with edea of theface% hands% and feet. rinalysis re3ealed 2' to 2( red blood cellsand !E protein. Iou diagnosed nephrotic syndroe and placed hion a recoended regien of oral steroids. His face now ehibitscushingoid features% but his edea has not subsided. rinalysistoday re3eals !E protein and oderate blood.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis at this tie is$

    A. focal segental gloerulosclerosis

    7. Henoch-chOnlein purpura

    C. iunoglobulin A nephropathy

    8. inial-change nephrotic syndroe9. postinfectious acute gloerulonephritis

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    A newborn ale has ecess abdoinal s5in%deficiency of the abdoinal usculature% andcryptorchidis.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely etiology of thesefindings is$

    A.chronic aniotic fluid lea5age during pregnancy

    7.early urethral obstruction

    C.etrophy of the bladder8.polycystic 5idneys

    9.renal agenesis

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    A prenatal ultrasonographic eaination of a alefetus at ,2 wee5s? gestation re3eals bilateralrenal aplasia.

    >hen the infant is deli3ered se3eral wee5s later%

    the condition M4" li5ely to be e3ident is$

    A.bladder wall hypertrophy

    7.cryptorchidis

    C. incoplete de3elopent of the sacru

    8. prune belly /wrin5led abdoinal s5in0

    9.pulonary hypoplasia

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    A &,-onth-old child has growth retardation% polyuria andpolydipsia. Results of laboratory e3aluation include$seru creatinine% &*.* col)= /'.2 g)d=0+ blood ureanitrogen% ,.(* ol)= of urea /&' g)d=0+ sodiu% &,(

    ol)= /&,( 9L)=0+ potassiu% , ol)= /, 9L)=0+chloride &&2 ol)= /&&2 9L)=0+ bicarbonate% &, ol)=/&, 9L)=0+ calciu% 2.&* ol)= /.* g)d=0+phosphorus% 2.' g)d=+ uric acid% 2.' g)d=+ seruglucose% (.' ol)= /F' g)d=0+ generaliGed ainoaciduria+ phosphaturia+ 5aliuresis+ and glycosuria.

    4f the following% the M4" appropriate test to define theetiology of this child?s illness is

    A. antidiuretic horone le3els

    7. leu5ocyte cystine le3elsC.plasa renin acti3ity

    8.seru agnesiu

    9. slitlap eaination

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    A 2-year-old girl is aditted to the hospital for treatent ofdehydration and diarrhea. nitial laboratory e3aluationshowed$ seru creatinine% *'.* col)= /'. g)d=0+blood urea nitrogen% &!., ol)= of urea /!' g)d=0+

    sodiu% &,( ol)= /&,( 9L)=0+ potassiu% ! ol)=/! 9L)=0+ chloride% &'' ol)= /&'' 9L)=0+bicarbonate% &( ol)= /&( 9L)=0+ urine pH% (.'+ urinesodiu% &' ol)= /&' 9L)=0+ urine potassiu% &'ol)= /&' 9L)=0+ and urine chloride% !' ol)= /!'9L)=0. 8espite hydration% a noral anion gap etabolicacidosis persists.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis is

    A. acute renal failure

    7. chloride-losing nephropathyC.etrarenal losses of bicarbonate

    8. renal tubular acidosis% type B

    9. renal tubular acidosis% type

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    A ,-year-old girl presents with fe3er% left flan5 pain% anddysuria. 4n physical eaination% blood pressure is &'')(

    Hg% teperature is ,FC /&'2.2#0% and there is leftcosto3ertebral angle tenderness. A catheriGed urine culturegrows ore than &''%''' C#), of 9scherichia coli.Results of renal ultrasonography are noral% and 3oidingcystourethrography shows bilateral grade , 3esicoureteralreflu /BR0. Iou prescribe antibiotics for &' days.

    4f the following% the net 79" step is

    A. no prophylais

    7. periodic urine cultures for 6 onths

    C.prophylais with antibiotics for 6 onths8.prophylais with antibiotics until the BR resol3es

    9. referral to a urologist for surgical correction

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    Question . !. A &'-yr-old boy is noted to ha3e heaturia and proteinuria on a

    routine physical eaination. He is without coplaints% and eaination

    findings are noral. Results of blood cheistry studies are also noral% but

    analysis of the 2!-hr urine specien re3eals 2 g of protein and a noral

    creatinine clearance. A renal biopsy is perfored% which re3eals esangial

    proliferati3e gloerulonephritis with 3ery bright iunoglobulin A depositsin the esangiu on iunofluorescence. >hich of the following stateents

    is true regarding this child?s for of gloerulonephritis@

    A0"his disease is ore coon in feales

    70"he priary treatent is blood pressure control

    C0:rogressi3e 5idney disease occurs in a a1ority ofchildren

    80"he copleent C, 3alue is usually low

    90Children with this disease rarely present with gross

    heaturia

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    "he following are recognised presentationsof AR polycystic 5idney disease ecept $

    A 7erry aneurys

    7 ephrogenic diabetes insipidus

    C 7ilateral flan5 asses at birth

    8 :resentation with Hypertension

    9 :otter?s yndroe

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    Question . 6(. A &2-yr-old boy presents with a long-standing history of

    polyuria and polydipsia% progressi3e fatigue% decreased appetite%

    orningnausea and eesis% weight loss% and ipaired growth 3elocity. n

    addition% he

    has had no response to a 6-o course of iron therapy for treatent ofaneia.

    nitial laboratory e3aluation re3eals 7 of &2( g)d= and seru

    creatinine of.* g)d=. 4ther epected laboratory features include all of the

    following

    ecept$

    A09le3ated parathyroid horone le3el

    70ncreased anion gap etabolic acidosis

    C08ecreased le3els of growth horone

    80all% echogenic 5idneys on ultrasonography

    90Hypocalceia

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    Question . 6. Multicystic dysplastic 5idneys arecharacteriGed by all of the

    following ecept$

    A0 sually unilateral

    70 ncidence of &$2%'''

    C0 Autosoal doinant inheritance

    80 Most coon neonatal abdoinal ass

    90 o function

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    "hese features are associated with renal

    osteodystrophy ecept $

    A increased gut absorption of calciu

    7 distal yopathy

    C hypophosphataeia8 raised seru al5aline phosphatase

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    >hich of the following is characteristic of 7artter?s

    yndroe@

    &. A3ailable ar5s are shown in brac5ets

    2. econdary hyperaldosteronis

    ,. Hyper5alaeia

    !. Metabolic acidosis(. Reduced renal concentrating ability 8iarrhoea

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    Question . &2. All of the following gloerulardiseases often anifest with

    rapidly progressi3e gloerulonephritis ecept$

    A0>egener?s granuloatosis

    70ysteic lupus erytheatosus

    C0Mebranoproliferati3e gloerulonephritis

    80Doodpasture syndroe

    90#ocal segental gloerulosclerosis

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    A *-day-old infant is hospitaliGed because of lethargy. #indings include$blood pressure% ')!' Hg+ pulse% &!' beats)in+ respiratoryrate% 6' breaths)in+ creatinine% '.6 g)d=+ sodiu%&!' 9L)=+potassiu% (.' 9L)=+ chloride% &'' 9L)=+ bicarbonate% &' 9L)=+blood glucose% F' g)d=+ white blood cell count% &2%''')+noral cerebrospinal fluid+ and urine pH of (.(.

    4f the following% the M4" li5ely diagnosis is

    A. eningitis

    7. organic acideia

    C. renal tubular acidosis% type &

    8. renal tubular acidosis% type 29. urea cycle defect

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    Question . &!. A *-o-old white ale infant presents withfailure to thri3e and

    a 7 of *( g)d=. He has a history of a poor urinarystrea. "he ost li5ely

    diagnosis is$

    A0 Renal artery stenosis

    70 Renal hypoplasia

    C0 rogenic bladder80 :osterior urethral 3al3es

    90 ephrolithiasis

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    Question . &'. Cystitis is associated with all

    of the following ecept$

    A0rgency

    70Adeno3irus

    C0#e3er

    80Absence of renal scarring90eual acti3ity in feales