equine hematuria Flashcards

1
Q

how does timing of the blood in the urine help us

A

beginning- distal urethra
end- proximal urethra or bladder
throughout - kidneys, ureter, bladder

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2
Q

top urethral and external genitalia tumor

A

SCC

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3
Q

what is a urethral rent

A

tera in the mucosa into the CS- male thing

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4
Q

treatment for urethral rent

A

PU usually or CS removal

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5
Q

colic and stranguria

A

urethral calculus

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6
Q

treatment for urethral calculi

A

PU

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7
Q

common ddx for SCC on the distal end of the penis

A

habronemiasis

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8
Q

hematuria-often after exercise, stranguria, pollakiuria,

A

cystic calculus - bladder stone

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9
Q

most common tumors of the urinary bladder

A

SCC and TCC

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10
Q

treatment for bladder cancer

A

goal is to prolong survival and patient comfort. palliative surgery and treatment

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11
Q

bacterial cystitis - UTI. what to remember

A

not common. associated with inability to evacuate the bladder

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12
Q

exercise induced hematuria ddx

A

bladder stones or trauma from strenuous exercise

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13
Q

US of idiopathic hemorrhagic cystitis

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irregular, thickened bladder wall

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14
Q

treatment for idiopathic hemorrhagic cystitis

A

R/o neoplastic and infectious causes.

TMS +- banamine

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15
Q

how to diagnose ureteral hematuria

A

visualization of blood entering the bladder for the ureteral openings

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16
Q

how to manage a ureterolith

A

surgical removal. or endoscopic basket removal

17
Q

when do you see clinical signs in nephrolithiasis or ureteral stones

A

only when there is azotemia or both kidneys/ureters are affected

18
Q

most common renal neoplasia

A

adenocarcinoma, or mets of lymphoma

19
Q

dull, inappetitant, weight loss, hematuria

A

consider renal orgin- stones vs neoplasia

20
Q

you find a mass on ultrasound on the kidney. what do you do next

A

check for metastasis to or from the kidney- lungs, other organs

21
Q

treatment of choice in renal neoplasia

A

nephrectomy

22
Q

what causes tubular or papillary necrosis

A

aminoglycosides or NSAIDS- bute

23
Q

severe hematuria with blood clots. severe anemia on cbc

A

idiopathic renal hematuria (arabians)

24
Q

treatment for idiopathic renal hematuria

A

transfusion, steroids, yunnan baiyao. most die in three months