The difference between simple nephrotic syndrome and nephritic<br/>nephrotic syndrome () A: The amount of urine protein B: Plasma protein level C: Edema degree D: Hypertension or hematuria

Whichone<br/>does not cause nephrotic syndrome? () A: diabetes mellitus B: multiple myeloma C: systemic lupus erythematosus D: allergic purpura E: hypertension

Edema caused by the following diseases belongs to systemic edema A: Right heart insufficiency B: Liver cirrhosis C: Nephrotic syndrome D: Malnutrition E: Filariasis F: Thrombophlebitis

Nephrotic syndrome ( ) A: If proteinuria is 0.5 gm / 24 hours B: If proteinuria is 1gm / 24 hours C: If proteinuria is 2gm /24 hours D: if proteinuria is more than 3.5gm / 24 hours

Nephrotic edema is characterized by A: Often start with the lower extremities B: Often start with the eyelids C: Often start with the back of the hand D: Often start with the lower back E: Often start at the joints