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Reasons for Dialysis

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A - acidosis
E - electrolyte imbalance
I - intoxication
O - overload
U - uraemia
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Top causes of CKD

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Diabetes, unknown, glomerulonephritis, HTn, pyelonephritis

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Causes of glomerulonephritis

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IgA, HSP, SLE, anti GBM, Post strep, rapidly progressive GN,

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Trio glomerulonephritis

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HTN, haematuria, low eGFR

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Causes Pre renal AKI

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Hypoperfusion, RAS

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Causes Renal AKI

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Tubular - ATN, drugs, contrast, myoglobinuria
Glomerular - autoimmunie (SLE),HSP, drugs, infections
Interstitial - drugs, infiltration (myeloma)
Vascular - vasculitis, malignant BP, thrombus

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IgA nephropathy

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Nephritic - micro/ macro haematuria
Most common
young man, episodic
Increased IgA > complexes > deposit mesangial cells
renal biopsy as above
Control BP, immunosuppression
20% ESRF 20yrs
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HSP

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small vessel vasculitis
purpura extensor surfaces
flitting polyarthritis, abdo pain
clinical diagnosis normally
or as iga biopsy showed, tx as iga 
if nephritis + nephrotic syndrome 50% > ESRF
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Anti GBM

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autoantibodies type 4 collagen
lung > haemorrhage
nephritic syndrome
plasma exchange, steroids +- cytotoxics

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Post strep

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nephritic syndrome
antigens deposit in glomerulus > host reaction > immune complexes
serology high ASOT
most recover

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rapidly progressive GN

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ESRF days
biopsy - crescents glomeruli- immune complexes
aggressive immunosuppression

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Nephrotic syndrome

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Proteinuria >3.5, oedema, hypoalbuminaemia, hypercholesterolaemia.
Minimal change, membranous nephropathy
Secondary - hep, SLE
children - MCGN - steroids
adults - biopsy
Tx - furosemide, ace I - reduce proteinuria, anticoagulate, statin, vaccines,

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Minimal change

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Most common kids

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Membranous nephropathy

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Most adults

diffuse thickening gbm

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Causes gout

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Primary, relatives, thiazide, small dose aspirin, renal failure, myeloproliferative disorders, psorasis

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A blockers

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Urinary retention
Doxa
Smooth muscle relaxation urethra
Hypotension

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Anti androgen

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5 a reductase inhibitors

Finasteride

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Antimuscurinic

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Oxybutynin
Detrusor muscle
Incontinence

19
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ED

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Phosphodiesterase I type 5 > increase cGMP > relax smooth penile muscles
Sildenafil

20
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CKD classes

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1 - >90
2 - 60-90
3a 45-60
3b 30-45
4 - 15-30
5 <15
21
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CKD - when to refer to nephrology

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ACR >70

ACR > 30 + haematuria (or lower if other factors)

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ACR cateogories

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A1 - <3
A2 - 3-30
A3 - >30

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UTI < 3 months

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Refer paeds urgent

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UTI in children investigations

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< 6 months - US

> 6 months - recurrent or atypical

25
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Haematuria 2WW

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> 45 visible

>60 non visiblie + raised WCC/ dysuria

26
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Abx for UTI in pregnancy

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Tx any bacturia for 7/7
Nitro (not close to end)
Amox
Not trimeth

27
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LUTs in men - voiding issues

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IPSS moderate - a blocker
BPH - finasteride
Mixed storage/ voiding - persist after a blocker - try antimuscurinic

28
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OAB treatment

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Urine containment products
Supervised bladder training
Antimuscurinic
Oxybutynin (IR) - not if frail
Tolterodine (IR)
Darifenacin (OD)
Mirabegron
29
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Nocturnal Polyuria

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Lifestyle
Furosemide 40mg afternoon
Urology

30
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Tumour markers in testicular cancer

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LDH, AFP, sometimes HCG

31
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Epidydimal cyst

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Separate from testicle, posterior
Common
US if unsure

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Hydrocoele

A 
accumulation of fluid in the tunica vaginalis
anterior below 
attached to testes
Infantile - repair if > 1year
Adult - US exclude tumour
33
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Epididymo orchitis

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Norm STIs,
> 35 coliforms
Painful - r/o torsion
Cef + doxy

34
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Varicocele

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Bag of worms
Infertility
Dull ache
USS doppler
Think RCC
35
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Oxalate stones

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cholestyramine and pyridoxine reduce urinary oxalate secretion

36
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Uric acid stones

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Allopurinol/ bicarb

37
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Medical indications for circumcision

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phimosis
recurrent balanitis
balanitis xerotica obliterans
paraphimosis

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