4. UROLITH Flashcards

1
Q

stone formation requires?

A

supersaturated urine

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2
Q

3 most common incidence to formation of stones

A

U-P-C

uti - prostate - calculi

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3
Q

4 factors for saturation of urine

A
  • acidic ph
  • increased ionic strength
  • solute concenration (citrate decreases)
  • complexation
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4
Q

theory based on calculi formation due to absence of natural stone inhibitors (citrate)

A

crystall inhibitor theory

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5
Q

theory due to diet

A

nucleation theory

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6
Q

risk factors for RECURRENT stone formation

A

fam hx
brushite stones
1 kidney functioning
early onset (

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7
Q

rx associatied with stone formation

A

indinavir
triamterene
sulphonamides
acetazolamide

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8
Q

primary abnormality/result that lead to urolith

A

urine stasis

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9
Q

starts with staghorncalculi

A

struvite

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10
Q

common organism for struvite

A

proteus, providencia, staph, keleb, mycoplasma, pseudodododododmonas

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11
Q

Long term use of antihpn

A

Triamterene

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12
Q

Dull ache due to

A

Large stones

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13
Q

2nd variety of stones assoc w infection

A

CapO4

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14
Q

If fever w UT obstruction

A

Decompress with catheter

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15
Q

Unsuccesful retrograde catheter in septic UT obs

A

Percutaneous nephrostomy

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16
Q

Effect of renointestinal reflex

A

N/v

17
Q

Period of observation (since most will pass out)

A

4-6weeks

18
Q

Size of stone pass out

A

4-5mm (50%)

19
Q

Oral alkalanizing agents

A

Bicarbonates

Citrates

20
Q

Dissolution agents cannot be used in ca stones. T/F

A

T. Di sya nadidissolve

21
Q

Indication for emergent drainage

A

Calculi with urosepsis

22
Q

Dietary dependent and is a common cause of urinary stone dse

A

Type2

23
Q

Treatment of type 2

A

Limit intake lang

24
Q

Absorptive hypercalciuria dependent on phosphate

A

Type 3

25
Q

Uric acid lithiasis occur in px w

A

Gout
Myeloprolif
Rapid weight loss
Chemodrugs

26
Q

Ph for tx of uric acid stones

A

> 6

27
Q

Medication for cystine stone

A

Pencillamine

28
Q

Firdt drug of choice for cystine stone

A

Mcpg

29
Q

Noncolicky renal pain caused by

A

Renal capsule distention