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What is the MOST appropriate test for diagnosing kidney stones? (A) Ultrasound. (B) Urine dipstick. (C) Plain abdominal radiograph. (D) Noncontrast computed tomography.

   What is the MOST appropriate test for diagnosing kidney stones?
(A) Ultrasound.
(B) Urine dipstick.
(C) Plain abdominal radiograph.
(D) Noncontrast computed tomography.

Emergency Medicine Examination & Board Review

Emergency Medicine Examination & Board Review

Susan Promes 3rd Edition

Chapter 20, Problem 12

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Kidney stones, also known as renal calculi, are hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys. They can cause severe pain and other symptoms when they move into the urinary tract. Show more…

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