Answer:
The healthcare professional may suspect acute pyelonephritis if patients experience pain while urinating and have signs of pus (pyuria) and blood (haematuria) in the urine, which becomes cloudy and has an unpleasant odor.
Explanation:
Acute pyelonephritis is a potentially serious infectious inflammatory disease caused by bacteria. It affects the renal parenchyma, where the urine-producing functional structures are located, and the dilated portion of the kidney (or pelvis), roughly shaped like a funnel, whose function is to facilitate the flow of urine through the ureters. so that it is stored in the bladder and then eliminated through the urethra.
The most characteristic symptoms are fever, chills, sweating, nausea, vomiting, malaise; low back and pelvic pain in the abdomen and back; urgency and pain (dysuria) to urinate, sign of pus (pyuria) and blood (hematuria) in the urine, which becomes cloudy and has an unpleasant odor.
Answer:
(c). cytopathic effects of viruses acute viral infections.
Explanation:
Cytopathogenic effect or cytopathic effect can be described as the structural changes in cells of host due to viral infection.
Some examples of cytopathic effects are:
-rounding of viral infected cell.
-formation of syncytia by fusion of adjacent cells and polykaryon development. During this, cell membrane or 4 or more host cells join together and form an enlarged cell with 4 or more nuclei.
-formation of cytoplasmic or nuclear inclusion bodies. Inclusion bodies represent abnormal, insoluble structures formed in cytoplasm or nuclei.
Thus, the correct answer is option (c).
Communication barriers can be physical disabilities such as hearing problems or speach problems but it can also be the lack of interest, attention differences in viewpoint etc.
<span> Its not the first one for sure. All the other ones seem right. Sorry I couldn't be much help. </span>
Mosty likely it is none of the above .
