1. What is the primary cause of hypertension in nephritic syndrome?
2. Which of the following is a classic triad of symptoms historically recognized for nephritic syndrome?
3. __________ is a key diagnostic finding in urinalysis for nephritic syndrome, indicating kidney dysfunction.
4. Which type of infection is the most prevalent infectious cause of nephritic syndrome in children?
5. According to the PHAROH mnemonic for nephritic syndrome, what does the 'A' stand for?
6. Which autoimmune disease is a recognized cause of nephritic syndrome, involving autoantibodies attacking the glomeruli?
7. __________ is a laboratory test used to detect antibodies against Streptococcal bacteria in the blood, aiding in nephritic syndrome diagnosis.
8. Oliguria, a symptom of nephritic syndrome, is defined as a reduced urine output of less than __________ ml/day.
9. Which of the following is NOT a typical management strategy for nephritic syndrome?
10. In nephritic syndrome, glomerular damage often results from __________ system reaction, frequently following a streptococcal infection.
11. A rare autoimmune condition that targets both the lungs and kidneys, leading to nephritic syndrome and pulmonary hemorrhage is __________.
12. Besides diuretics, which class of medications is used in nephritic syndrome to dampen the immune response and reduce kidney inflammation?
13. Elevated blood urea and creatinine levels, a sign of nephritic syndrome, are collectively referred to as __________.
14. Frequent urination at night, a symptom of nephritic syndrome, is clinically termed __________.
15. For patients with nephritic syndrome, meticulous monitoring of __________ chart is essential to manage fluid balance.
