1
Q
Types of Kidney Stones
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- Ca Oxalate
- Ca Phosphate
- Struvite
- Uric Acid
- Cystine
2
Q
Kidney Stone s/s
A
- Colicky, sharp cramping extreme pain in back/side
- N/V
- Hematuria
- Fever/chills
3
Q
Kidney Stone Diagnostic Studies
A
- CT Abd/Pelvics
- CT Urogram
- Renal US
- KUB
4
Q
Kidney Stone Tx
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- Pain management (Toradol, Narcotics, NSAID)
- Hydration
- Flomax
- Strain Urine
- Mobility
- Sx: Lithotripsy, Percutaneous nephrolithotomy
5
Q
Post-Urolithiasis work-up
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- Drink ore water
- Fewer Oxalate rich foods (spinach, team chocolate, nuts)
- caution supplements
- Increase Citrate
6
Q
Meds to prevent stones
A
Ca: Thiazides, NaCitrate
Uric Acid: Allopurinol, Alkalizing agent
Struvite: Abx
- Cstine: INC fkluids; alkalinizing agents
Renal
flashcards
Decks in class (21)
# Cards
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Approach to Kidney Pt16
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Micturition20
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Path of Ureter, Bladder, + Urethra21
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Dysuria17
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Male Genital Reproductive Pathology17
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Congenital Anomalies, Mig (L6)10
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Urinary Incontinence14
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Self-Study: Candida Infections of the Bladder and Kidneys6
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Male infertility + ED18
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STIs in Males8
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Urinary Tract Obstruction13
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Pathology of the Prostate and Tumors of the Kidney9
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Urolithiasis6
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Urinary Tract infections15
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GU Imaging16
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Bacterial pathogens GU5
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Viral pathogens GU6
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Parasites GU7
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Tubulointerstitial Disease12
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Pathology Of Tubulointerstitial Disease13
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SEPSIS Syndrome7
