Urinary System Disorders and Complications

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What is the main cause of cystitis?

Ascending infection

What happens to the bladder during cystitis?

It gets inflamed

Which organ is primarily affected by cystitis?

Bladder

How does cystitis usually spread in the body?

Through an ascending route

Which of the following is NOT a common cause of cystitis?

Dehydration

Why can't catheters stay in the body for more than 72 hours?

They are foreign bodies and may cause cystitis

What is a common consequence of infections caused by calculus?

Chronic renal failure

What is cystocele?

Urinary bladder herniation through the vaginal wall

Why is cystocele more common in women who have given birth many times?

Weakness in pelvic floor muscles due to childbirth

How long is it recommended to keep a catheter in the body?

<72 hours

How do the glands affect the function of the kidneys?

By reaching the kidneys via blood

Which hormone plays a significant role in affecting the kidneys?

Aldosterone

How is arterial blood supplied to the kidneys?

Through renal arteries

What is the main mode of transportation for hormones to reach the kidneys?

Through the bloodstream

How does aldosterone reach the kidneys to affect their function?

Reaches via blood circulation

What are common symptoms of acute pyelonephritis?

Fever, hematuria, high blood pressure

Which part of the kidney is affected by acute pyelonephritis?

Pelvis

What is the main cause of acute pyelonephritis?

Bacterial infection

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of acute pyelonephritis?

Nausea

What is the significance of 'pyel' in 'pyelonephritis'?

Pelvis

Where does the filtered blood return to through the renal veins?

Inferior vena cava

Which blood vessels carry the filtered blood back to the vena cava?

Renal veins

What happens to the blood after being filtered in this process?

It enters the renal veins

Which major artery carries oxygenated blood from the heart to the body?

Aorta

What is the main function of renal veins in the circulatory system?

To transport filtered blood back to the vena cava

Test your knowledge of urinary system disorders and complications such as cystitis, cystocele, and their potential consequences like chronic renal failure. Learn about the risks associated with catheter use and its impact on the urinary system.

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