Haematuria Flashcards

1
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what is haematospermia

A

blood in semen

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2
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how many people with prostate cancer have haematuria

A

13%

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3
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what are the types of visible haematuria

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macroscopic and gross haematuria

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4
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what are the types of non visible haematuria

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microscopic
dipstick positive
symptomatic non visible

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5
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what must you ask in a history with a patient with microscopic haematuria

A
smoking Hx
occupational exposure (dyes and chemicals) 
Hx of gross haematuria 
Hx of urological disease 
Hx of bleeding disorder 
Hx of UTI 
analgesic abuse
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6
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how many people with frank haematuria have malignancy

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20%

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7
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what are the inflammatory causes of haemturia

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(inflammation increases blood supply to the kidney) 
urethritis 
prostatitis 
cystitis 
pyelonephritis
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8
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why can tumours can haematuria

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invasion into urinary tract

formation of new blood vessels

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9
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are you likely to have haematuria in prostate cancer

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no needs to be v advanced

more likely caused by radiation or BPH

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10
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what are the features of penile cancer

A

itching /burning under the foreskin
red indurated area
mass/ lump/ nodule

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11
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what cancer is most likely to present with frank haematuria

A

bladder cancer

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12
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how many BPH present with haematuria

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20%

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13
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what is sportes/ jogger haematuria

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renal/ bladder trauma occuring in contact sports/ long distance running
due to vasoconstriction of the renal vessels (hypoxic damage to the renal vessels) = constriction of the efferent arterioles
common to get microscopic haematuria with no urological pathology

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14
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what is loin pain haemturia syndrome

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periods of severe unilateral (or bilateral but less common) loin pain radiating to abdomen, medial thigh or groin
symptoms of dysuria, vomiting and low grade fever

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15
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what is decompression haematuria

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haematuria post catheterisation

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16
Q

what drugs can cause abnomally coloured urine

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rifampicin, doxyrubline, chloroquine

17
Q

what can cause haemturia in children

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most commonly- UTI, trauma, perineal irritations

can also be sickle cell disease, nephrolthiasis, GN, malignancy and urological abnormalities

18
Q

what is vermiform

A

long clots associated with upper urinary tract cause of haematuria

19
Q

what diagnostic tests for haematuria

A

if old and frank haemturia do cystoscopy

if young to USS

  • Urinalysis
  • USS
  • CT
  • MRI
  • For collecting system: IV angiogram, CT urogram, MRI urogram