A patient presents with hypertension and has a history of renal stones, along with several episodes of renal colic. Which diuretic is the most appropriate to use?
AFurosemide
BHydrochlorothiazide
CEthacrynic acid
DSpironolactone
EIndapamide
A patient presented with complaints of pain in the flank region with hematuria. On investigation, X-ray shows multiple calcification (stones) in both kidneys. What is the probable diagnosis?
APolycystic kidney disease
BParathyroid Adenoma
CRenal calculi
DCKD
What is the first-line intervention for acute symptomatic hydroureter with ureteral obstruction requiring urgent decompression?
AAntibiotic prophylaxis alone
BImmediate ureterolithotomy
CEndoscopic ureteral stenting
DUrinary alkalization
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