Following a bacterial (Streptococcal) infection, a 7-year-old girl presents with protein and blood in urine, oedema visible around the eyes (periorbital) and also mild hypertension. These symptoms are most likely to be due to which of the following?Question 4Select one:a.Hemolytic Anaemia due to a mismatched blood transfusionb.A Type IV hypersensitivity reactionc.Post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis.d.Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)e.Allergic Rhinitis

Which of the following does not cause acute glomerulonephritis? Group of answer choicesSystemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)Type III hypersensitivityType I hypersensitivityInfection by group A β-haemolytic streptococci

Jason went to the doctor with a complaint of a yellowish skin and also yellowish colour in the whites of his eyes (sclera). The doctor ordered the following tests.serum bilirubin      205 micro-mol/Lconjugated bilirubin   7 micro-mol/LAST 18 U/L (ref: 12 - 48)ALT  9 U/L  (3 - 55)ALP  77 U/L (30-130)urine bilirubin negativeWhat do you think is the likely cause?Question 9Select one:a.haemolytic anaemiab.obstructive jaundicec.malariad.hepatitis Ae.gallstone

Which of these may be seen in an individual with Chronic Kidney Disease?W. Oedema in lungs and periphery due to increased protein (albumin) production.X.  Anaemia due to reduced EPO production.Y.  Uraemia due to reduced excretion of waste and toxins.Z.  Decreased bone mineralisation due to loss of vitamin D production.

A 5 days child brought with a complaint of pufiness of face and hematuria since 4 days whats the probable diagnosis?

A patient with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus is experiencing a complication called Lupus Nephritis. What are some signs and symptoms that correlate with this complication of SLE? Select all that apply:(Required) A. Decreased Creatinine B. Increased BUN C. 48 hour urinary output of 720 mL D. Proteinuria E. Weight loss F. Edema in upper and lower extremities