hematuria Flashcards

1
Q

how to approach asymptomatic microscopic hematuria?

A

begin w repeat urinalysis
if condition persists, should get imaging studies of both upper and lower urinary tract. also send urine for cytology and culture

upper tract imaging-IV pyelogram or CT
lower tract imaging-cystoscopy

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2
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microscopic hematuria

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presence of three or more RBCs per HPF on two or more properly collected urinalyses

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3
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urologic causes of hematuria

A
tumors
calculi
infections
trauma
BPH
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4
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urologic hematuria is distinguished from other etiologies (glomerular or reanl) by

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absence of proteinuria, dysmorphic RBCs, and erythrocyte casts

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5
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initial finding of hematuria by dipstick method should be confirmed by

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microscopic evaluation of urinary sediment bc the dipstick is limited in specificity

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6
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presence of RBC casts and dysmorphic RBCs is suggestive of

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renal glomerular disease

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7
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interstitial nephritis is suggested by presence of

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eosinophils in urine

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8
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gross hematuria-approach?

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full work up—urinalysis, urine culture, imaging of upper urinary tract by CT scan

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9
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tender or boggy prostate

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diagnosis of prostatitis

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