Kidneys Flashcards
bacteruria assoc. w/
acute pylonephritits
UTI
pyuria assoc. w/
UTI
hematuria assoc. w/
acute/ chronic pyelonephritis
RCC or hypernephroma
infarction
trauma
calculi
proteinuria assoc. w/
benign & malignant masses
glomerulonephritis
infection
necrosis
acute/chronic pyelonephritis
caculi
abnormal urine PH
calculi
low specific gravity
renal failure and pylenophrititis
high specific gravity
dehydration
what pathology has elevated BUN
renal failure
parenchymal disease
obstruction
dehydration
diabetes mellitus
hemorrhage
what pathologies have a reduced BUN
liver disease and failure
malnutrition
over hydration
smoking
pregnancy
the functional unit of the kidney
the nephron
where do the kidneys initially develop
the pelvis
most common location for an ectopic kidney
the pelvis
name of the pararenal fat layer covers the
gerotas fascia
the renal sinus contains the
collecting system, major and minor calyces and infundibula
branching of the arteries in the kidney
segmental
interlobar
arcuate
interlobular
afferent
which is more ant the left renal vein or artery
the vein
the most common cause of acute renal failure
acute tubular necrosis
clincal findings of acute renal failure
elevated BUN/creatnine
oliguria
hypertension
leukocytosis
hematuria
edema
hypovolemia
sono appearance of ARF
normal
may appear echogenic
most common cause of chronic renal failure
diabetes mellutis
CRF (chronic renal failure) can lead to
end stage renal disease
clinical findngs of CRF
diabetes
malaise
elevated bun/creatinine
fatigue
hypertension
hyperkalemia (high potassium)
sono appearance of CRF
small echogenic kidneys
loss of cortico medullary differentiation
renal cyst
other causes of CRF
chronic pyleneophritits
glomerulonephritits
obstruction
tuberculosis