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Question 1

Mcc adult renal cancer

Answer 1

Renal cell carcinoma

Question 2

Mcc multilocular cystic renal masses in adults

Answer 2

Mulitilocular cystic carcinoma

Question 3

MC congenital anomaly of the urinary tract

Answer 3

Duplex collecting system

Question 4

Eetrocaval ureter develops from the

Answer 4

Subcardinal vein

Normal- supracardinal vein

Question 5

Mc congenital urachal anomaly

Answer 5

Patent urachus

Question 6

Mc component of staghorn

Answer 6

Struvite

Question 7

Radiopaque on radiograph

Answer 7

Calcium oxalate
Calcium phosphate
Brushite
Struvite

Question 8

Mildly eadopaque on radiograph

Answer 8

Cystine

Question 9

Radiolucent in radiograph

Answer 9

Indinavir calculus

Uric acid

Question 10

Soft tissue attenuation on radiograph

Answer 10

Indinavir calculus

Question 11

Tissue rim sign. Confirms location of lith

Answer 11

Ureter

Question 12

Prune belly syndrome/ eagle barrett syndrome

Answer 12

Absence of abdominal wall
Urinary tract anomalies
Cryptorchidism

Question 13

Causes of papillary necrosis

Answer 13

TB
Sickle cell
Diabetes
Analgesic nephropathy

Question 14

Pyeloureteritis cystica

Answer 14

Benign

Associated with chronic UTI

Question 15

Pre malignant condition in the bladder but not in the ureter

Answer 15

Leukoplakia

Question 16

Granulomatous condition of the uroepithelium due to E choli

Answer 16

Malacoplakia

Question 17

Bladder is open, its mucosa is continuous with the skin

Answer 17

Bladder extrophy

Question 18

Tubular structure that extends from the bladder dome to the umbilicus

Answer 18

Urachus

Question 19

Persistent communication between the bladder and the umbilicus

Answer 19

Patent urachus.

50% of cases

Question 20

Blind ended dilatation of the urachus at the umbilical end

Answer 20

Umbilical urachal sinus

Question 21

An outpouching of the bladder in the anterior location of tha urachus

Answer 21

Vesical urachal diverticulum

Question 22

MC urachal carcinoma

Answer 22

Adenocarcinoma

Question 23

Bladder is open, its mucosa is continuous with the skin

Answer 23

Bladder extrophy

Question 24

Tubular structure that extends from the bladder dome to the umbilicus

Answer 24

Urachus

Question 25

Persistent communication between the bladder and the umbilicus

Answer 25

Patent urachus. 50% of cases

Question 26

Blind ended dilatation of the urachus at the umbilical end

Answer 26

Umbilical urachal sinus

Question 27

An outpouching of the bladder in the anterior location of tha urachus

Answer 27

Vesical urachal diverticulum

Question 28

MC urachal carcinoma

Answer 28

Adenocarcinoma

Question 29

Causes of calcifies bladder wall

Answer 29

Schistosomiasis Tuberculosis Cystitis Neoplasm

Question 30

Cobra head/. Spring onion appearance

Answer 30

Simple ureteocele

Question 31

MC urinary tract neoplasm

Answer 31

Transitional cell carcinoma

Question 32

Causes of calcifies bladder wall

Answer 32

Schistosomiasis Tuberculosis Cystitis Neoplasm

Question 33

Cobra head/. Spring onion appearance

Answer 33

Simple ureteocele

Question 34

MC urinary tract neoplasm

Answer 34

Transitional cell carcinoma

Question 35

MC bladder producing hematuria

Answer 35

Malacoplakia

Question 36

Bladder ca associated with bladder extrophy and urachal remnants

Answer 36

Adenocarcimoma

Question 37

Bladder ca associated woth schistosomiasis

Answer 37

Squamous cell csrcinoma

Question 38

Bladder fistula most commonly occurs as a conplication of diverticulitis

Answer 38

Vesicolonic fistula

Question 39

Bladder fistula almost always attributable to chrons disease

Answer 39

Vesicoenteric fistula

Question 40

MC complication of urethral stricture

Answer 40

False passage

Question 41

Mc ca of the urethra

Answer 41

Squamous cell carcinoma and involve the anterior urethra

Question 42

Straddle injury commonly injures the

Answer 42

Bulbous urethra

Question 43

Classification of post urethral injury Type 1

Answer 43

Contusion without imaging findings

Question 44

Classification of post urethral injury Type 2

Answer 44

Stretch injury

Question 45

Classification of post urethral injury Type 3

Answer 45

Partial disruption with extravasation

Question 46

Classification of post urethral injury Ttpe 4

Answer 46

Complete disruption with separation of the urethra less than 2cm

Question 47

Classification of post urethral injury Type 5

Answer 47

Complete disruption with urethral separation of greaterbthan 2cm

Question 48

Absence of tunica vaginalis

Answer 48

Bell-clapper deformity Can cause testicular torsion

Question 49

MC primary testicular neoplasms

Answer 49

Germ ell tumor

Question 50

Most intratesticular lesion are

Answer 50

Malignant