22. It is a microbial infection of the bladder. 23. It is the infection of the renal pelvis. 24. It is the infection of the renal pelvis and the interstitium. 25. A type of cast which is colorless and is a homogenous Protein matrix with rounded ends due to strenuous exercise And stress. 26. A type of cast associated with severe nephron damage. 27. A type of cast associated with kidney infection. 28. A type of cast associated with acute interstitial nephritis. 29. The term used in the presence of urinary casts. 30. A mucoprotein secreted only by renal tubular cells which Also forms the matrix of casts. Note: Always take note of the number of attempts for the submission of the assignment. Do not re- arrange the questions.

22. It is a microbial infection of the bladder. 23. It is the infection of the renal pelvis. 24. It is the infection of the renal pelvis and the interstitium. 25. A type of cast which is colorless and is a homogenous Protein matrix with rounded ends due to strenuous exercise And stress. 26. A type of cast associated with severe nephron damage. 27. A type of cast associated with kidney infection. 28. A type of cast associated with acute interstitial nephritis. 29. The term used in the presence of urinary casts. 30. A mucoprotein secreted only by renal tubular cells which Also forms the matrix of casts. Note: Always take note of the number of attempts for the submission of the assignment. Do not re- arrange the questions.

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