How Well Do You Know Lithiasis Treatment?
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Lithiasis or Calculus is a disease in which stones or smaller particles can be made in human body. You think you can score this test? Take your chances and find out!
- 1.What is the general treatment for Lithiasis?
- A.
Drinking water
- B.
Removing the stone through the surgery
- C.
Breaking down the stones with medications
- D.
All of the above
- 2.Which of the following methods is used for ureteral orifice dilatation during ureteroscopy?
- A.
Balloon - dilator
- B.
All of them
- C.
Plastic ureteral dilators
- D.
Dual-lumen ureteral catheter
- 3.What is the treatment for renal stones?
- A.
Tunnel Surgery
- B.
Ureteroscope insertion
- C.
All of these
- D.
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy
- 4.Which treatment is used for Lithiasis formed in Gallbladder?
- A.
Ureteroscopy
- B.
Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy
- C.
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy
- D.
Cholecystectomy
- 5.For what is used Endoscopic ballistic lithotripsy?
- A.
Treatment of bladder calculi
- B.
Treatment of kidneys stones
- C.
Treatment of bile stones
- D.
Treatment of liver lithiasis
- 6.When is Percutaneous nephrolithotomy recommended?
- A.
If stones in kidney are very large
- B.
If other therapies have failed
- C.
If stones in the ureter are very large
- D.
All of the above is correct
- 7.Which treatment is used for a small uric acid stone (up to 2cm in diameter) lodged in the renal pelvis?
- A.
Drinking more water
- B.
Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy
- C.
Alkalization of urine
- D.
Extracorporeal lithotripsy
- 8.How long does it take the recovery after Open cholecystectomy?
- A.
Up to ten weeks
- B.
Up to eight weeks
- C.
Up to seven weeks
- D.
Up to six weeks
- 9.How long does it take the recovery after Laparoscopic cholecystectomy?
- A.
Up to one week
- B.
Up to two weeks
- C.
Up to three weeks
- D.
Up to six weeks
- 10.What is Lithotomy?
- A.
Nonsurgical method for removing stones from the body
- B.
Surgical method for removing stones from the body
- C.
Therapy for reduction of the calculi in kidney
- D.
Therapy for reduction of the gallstones
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