Ch 90 Upper Urinary Tract Obstruction And Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most commonly injured urologic organ from external trauma?

A

Kidney

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2
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Most of these injuries can be managed:
- Operatively
- Non-operatively

A

Non-operatively

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3
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What are the absolute indications for immediate renal intervention?

A

Hemodynamic instability with no or transient response to resuscitation or pulsatile expanding retroperitoneal hematoma

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4
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TRUE or FALSE: Penetrating renal injuries have higher chances of renorrhaphy/nephrectomy

A

TRUE

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5
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Trauma to the _____ axillary line is more prone to damage important renal strictures such as the renal hilum and pedicle compared with the ____ axillary line, which commonly results in parenchymal injury.

A

Anterior axillary line > renal strictures from damage to renal hilum and pedicle
Posterior axillary line > parenchymal injury

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TRUE or FALSE: Majority of patients with penetrating renal injuries have associated abdominal injuries.

A

True

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TRUE or FALSE: The kidney is the most commonly injured urologic organ from external trauma.

A

TRUE

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8
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TRUE or FALSE: All penetrating renal injuries require surgical exploration.

A

FALSE

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9
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Repeat imaging is warranted is the following instances, except:
A. Peri-renal hematoma
B. Drop in hematocrit
C. Flank pain
D. Fever

A

A. Peri-renal hematoma
B. Drop in hematocrit
C. Flank pain
D. Fever

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10
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Which among the following is correct, based on the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) renal injury grading scale?
A. Cortical laceration < 1cm with perirenal hematoma – Grade 2
B. Parenchymal laceration > 1cm with urinary extravasation – Grade 3
C. Cortical laceration < 1cm with subcapsular hematoma – Grade 1
D. Partial laceration of renal vein with hilar hematoma – Grade 5

A

A. Cortical laceration < 1cm with perirenal hematoma – Grade 2
B. Parenchymal laceration > 1cm with urinary extravasation – Grade 3
C. Cortical laceration < 1cm with subcapsular hematoma – Grade 1
D. Partial laceration of renal vein with hilar hematoma – Grade 5

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11
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How do you perform a 1-shot IVP?

A

Give 2 mL/kg if IV contrast and take an xray after 10 mins

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12
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TRUE or FALSE: The degree of hematuria usually correlates with the severity of the renal injury

A

FALSE

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13
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The following are characteristic of deceleration injuries to the kidney, except:
A. Renal vein injury with contained hematoma
B. UPJ disruption with surrounding urinoma
C. Parenchymal laceration with urinary extravasation
D. Renal artery thrombosis resulting in renal infarction

A

A. Renal vein injury with contained hematoma
B. UPJ disruption with surrounding urinoma
C. Parenchymal laceration with urinary extravasation
D. Renal artery thrombosis resulting in renal infarction

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14
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Select the two absolute indications for immediate renal intervention in suspected renal trauma:

A

1) Hemodynamic instability with no or transient responds to resuscitation
2) Pulsatile or expanding retroperitoneal hematoma

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What is the main purpose of doing a one-shot IVP?

A

Asses the function of the contralateral kidney

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