Hematuria
Hematuria ( 30 Questions)
Incorrect. Increasing dietary salt intake is not a recommended intervention for managing kidney stones; it can worsen the condition.
Incorrect. Drinking cranberry juice is not a specific treatment for kidney stones or hematuria associated with them.
Correct. Maintaining hydration and allowing the stone to pass naturally is a common approach to managing kidney stones and associated hematuria.
Incorrect. Pain medications may be needed for pain relief, but antibiotics are not typically indicated for kidney stones.
A) Incorrect. Increasing dietary salt intake is not a recommended intervention for managing kidney stones; it can worsen the condition.
B) Incorrect. Drinking cranberry juice is not a specific treatment for kidney stones or hematuria associated with them.
C) Correct. Maintaining hydration and allowing the stone to pass naturally is a common approach to managing kidney stones and associated hematuria.
D) Incorrect. Pain medications may be needed for pain relief, but antibiotics are not typically indicated for kidney stones.