7 - Renal Stressors Flashcards

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Urine Color

Dilute urine due to diuretics, alcohol consumption, diabetes insipidus, glycosuria, excess fluid intake, renal disease.

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
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Colorless to pale yellow

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Urine Color

Old red blood cells, urobilinogen, bilirubin, melanin, porphyrin, extremely concentrated urine due to dehydration, medications (cascara, metronidazole, iron preparations, quinine, senna products, methyldopa, nitrofurantoin).

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
A

Brown to black

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Urine Color

Pyuria, infection, vaginal cream.

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
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Yellow to milky white

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Urine Color

Concentrated urine due to dehydration, fever, bile, excess bilirubin or carotene, medications (phenazopyridium HCl, nitrofurantoin, sulfasalazine, ducosate calcium, thiamine).

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
A

Orange to amber

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Urine Color

Dyes, methylene blue, Pseudomonas species organisms, medications (amitriptyline, triamterene, phenylsalicylate).

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
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Blue, blue green

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Urine Color

Hemoglobin breakdown, red blood cells, gross blood, menses, bladder or prostate surgery, beets, blackberries, medications (phenytoin, rifampin, phenothiazine, cascara, senna products).

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
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Pink to red

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Urine Color

Multiple vitamin preparations.

  1. ) Colorless to pale yellow 2.) Yellow to milky white
  2. ) Bright yellow 4.) Pink to red
  3. ) Blue, blue green 6.) Orange to amber
  4. ) Brown to black
A

Bright yellow

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If you see a high BUN, and a normal creatinine, don’t suspect kidney, suspect something else like GI bleed or protein.

If both the BUN and creatinine are elevated, then there is kidney damage.

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