Chapter 010 : Infections of the Urinary Tract

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Acute pyelonephritis is the most likely diagnosis in a patient with:

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Bacteriuria without pyuria is indicative of:

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Nosocomial urinary tract infections (UTIs):

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Most recurrent infections in female patients are:

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Rates of reinfection (i.e., time to recurrence) are influenced by:

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The long-term effect of uncomplicated recurrent UTIs is:

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The ascending route of infection is least enhanced by:

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Approximately 10% of symptomatic lower UTIs in young, sexually active female patients are caused by:

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The virulence factor that is most important for adherence is:

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Phase variation of bacterial pili:

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The finding that first suggested a biologic difference in women susceptible to UTIs is:

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Increased bacterial adherence resulting in increased susceptibility of women to recurrent UTIs has not been demonstrated in:

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The primary bladder defense is:

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The most significant sequela of renal papillary necrosis is renal:

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Severity and morbidity of bacteriuria is most morbid in patients with:

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