Question 156 · LEK · Urinary tract infections
Urinary system infection in children is not testified by:
- A. dilation of the renal pelvis and calyces observed in ultrasound imaging.
- B. presence of nitrites in urine.
- C. abnormal leukocyte count in urine.
- D. bacteriuria.
- E. dysuria and frequent urination.
Hint
Separate findings that reflect inflammation or bacteria in the urine from a structural imaging finding.
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