The correct descriptions of hematuria include [] A: Hematuria means red urine B: Generally, 1ml of blood in 1000ml of urine is gross hematuria C: Microscopic hematuria is defined as the presence of more than 3 erythrocytes in each high power microscopic field D: The degree of hematuria is proportional to the severity of the disease. E: Hematuria may be accompanied by renal colic

The term ( ) describes blood in the urine. A: hemangioma B: hematemesis C: hematoma D: hematuria

In three-glass test, if first glass(+),<br/>it means origin of hematuria ( ) A: posterior urethra B: kiddey C: ureter D: anterior urethra

Which is the most representative symptoms of bladder stones? A: Interrupted urine flow B: Pain C: Hematuria D: Dysuria E: Bladder irritation

What is the more common manifestation of urinary tuberculosis ? _____ A: Lower urinary tract irritation B: Hematuria C: Renal pain D: Renal colic

Hematuria with skin and mucosa bleeding can be seen in( ) A: Aplastic anemia B: Leukemia C: Epidemic hemorrhagic fever D: Sepsis E: Kidney tumor

What is the more common manifestation of urinary tuberculosis ? () A: Lower<br/>urinary tract irritation B: Hematuria C: Renal pain D: Renal<br/>colic

The difference between simple nephrotic syndrome and nephritic<br/>nephrotic syndrome () A: The amount of urine protein B: Plasma protein level C: Edema degree D: Hypertension or hematuria

A 65-year-old man recently retired after many years in a job that involved exposure to aniline dyes. One month ago, he had an episode of hematuria that was not accompanied by abdominal pain. On physical examination, there are no abnormal findings. Urinalysis shows hematuria (4+) and no ketones, glucose, or protein. The result of a urine culture is negative. What is the most likely diagnosis? A: Renal clear cell carcinoma B: Glomerular disease C: Pyelonephritis D: Urothelial carcinoma

Every<br/>urination beganswith hematuria and end urine is normal, the possible<br/>lesions is located in:() A: Kidney<br/>and ureter B: Anterior urethral C: cervix<br/>vesicaeand trigonumvesicae D: Prostate