Urinary tract infections

1 tube that carries urine from bladder to the outside of body is called
I ovarian tube
II urethra
III external urethra

2 chances of bladder infection is higher in following conditions
I diabetes
II pregnancy
III kidney stones

3 what are the symptoms of UTI
I feel pain or burning when urinate
II urine is cloudy, looks pink or red, or smells bad.
III fever and chills.

4 woman past menopause who is having repeated UTIs can be treated with
I vaginal estrogen
II cephalosporins
III amoxicillin

5 Things that increase a woman’s risk of getting UTIs include:
I pregnancy
II Sexual activity,
III Lack of estrogen,

6 Things that increase a man’s risk of UTIs include:
I benign prostatic hyperplasia
II uncircumcised penis.
III Unprotected sex

7 Types of urinary tract infections (UTIs)
I urethritis
II cystitis
III pyelonephritis

8 infection of the urethra is called
I urethritis
II prostitis
III pyelonephritis

9 infection of the bladder is called
I pyelonephritis
II cystitis
III prostitis

10 infection of the kidneys called
I cystitis
II pyelonephritis
III prostitis