Nephrolithiasis Flashcards
most common type of stone
calcium oxalate
calcium phosphate deposits at thin loop of henle extends to papillary epithelium
site of initiation
calcium oxalate grow on calcium phosphate at the tip of renal papilla
randalls plaque
point at which concentration product exceeds solubility product
supersaturation
presence of _____ inhibits crystallization formation
urine citrate
inhibitors of crystal formation
inorganic pyrophosphate
glycoproteins
most painful stone
uric acid
least common stone
cystine
radioluscent stones
uric acid stones
UTI with obstructing stone
urologic emergency aka pus under pressure
most clinically important inhibitor of calcium-containing stones
urine citrate
initiating event in calcium phosphate stone development
tubular plugs of calcium phosphate
stones that is not influenced by urine pH
calcium oxalate