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Genito-Urinary End of Year Two Semester One Examination: KRCHN Pre-Service September Sitting

KMTC Nyamira end of year two semester one genito-urinary paper for the September 2014 KRCHN pre-service class, in the same three parts. The multiple choice covers predisposing factors of lower urinary tract infection, the management of acute pyelonephritis, prerenal causes of acute renal failure, dietary restrictions in chronic renal failure, indications for intravenous urography, nursing care in cystoscopy and the commonest kidney cancer.

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