Paeds - Renal Flashcards

1
Q

Infant symptoms of UTI

A
Poor feeding 
Failure to thrive 
JAUNDICE 
Diarrhoea 
Vomiting 
Irritability
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Management of UTI

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Fluids, analgesia, antiemetics

< 3 months - Refer
> 3 months - Treat

Upper

  • Cephalosporin
  • Co-amox

Lower

  • Nitro
  • Trimethoprim
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3
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UTI complications and prophylaxis

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Renal scarring - HTN, CKD

Good hygiene
Regular voiding
Lactobacillus acidophilus

Prophylaxis - Trimethoprim

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4
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Complicated UTIs and reasons to follow-up

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Non-E.coli 
Raised creatinine 
Septicaemia 
Poor urinary flow 
No abx response in 48 hours

Reasons to follow-up

  • Reflux
  • Structural abnormality
  • Recurrent
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5
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Causes of VUR

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Abnormal back flow of urine from the bladder - Ureter - Kidneys

Abnormal VUJ - Lateral and perpendicular - Shortening of ureter

= Reflux + Distension

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6
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VUR grading

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1 - Ureter only
2 - Renal pelvis on micturition
3 - Mild/moderate dilation of ureter, renal pelvic and calyces
4 - Dilation of renal pelvic and calyces, with moderate ureteral tortuosity
5 - Gross dilation of ureter, pelvis and calyces, with ureteral tortuosity

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7
Q

VUR investigations / management / complications

A

MCUG
DMSA - Check for scarring

Management - Surgical correction

Risk of UTIs
Risk of scarring

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8
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PSGN aetiology and presentation

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Antigen-antibody complex in glomerulus
Complement activation
Nephritis

Initially…
URTI - Strep pyogenes
Pharyngitis

2 weeks later...
Haematuria 
Oliguria 
Proteinuria 
Oedema 
HTN - Headache 
CV overload
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PSGN investigations

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FBC - Anaemia

U/E

  • Urea ^
  • Creatinine ^

ABG - Metabolic acidosis

ASO titre
Anti-DNAse B titre
C3 - LOW

Urinalysis - Haematuria + Proteinuria

Renal biopsy - Immunofluorescence - STARRY SKY

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10
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PSGN management

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Penicillin

Nitroprusside for encephalopathy

Treat HTN
Treat fluid overload
Correct metabolic imbalances

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11
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Nocturnal enuresis

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Bed wetting > 5 years
In the absence of renal or neuro abnormality
More common in males

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12
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Causes of nocturnal enuresis

A
Undiagnosed renal abnormality 
Polyuria - DM, UTI
Faecal retention - Underlying psych 
Stress 
Sexual abuse
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13
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Management of nocturnal enuresis

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Treat cause - UTI, DM, constipation
Reward system - Star chart - Positives!

Advice RE fluid intake, toilet habits, etc.

< 7 - Alarm
> 7 - Desmopressin

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HSP aetiology and presentation

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URTI - Strep pyogenes

Purpuric rash

  • Buttocks
  • Extensors
  • Legs
  • Ankles

Urinalysis

  • Haematuria
  • Proteinuria

GI - Abdo pain

MSK

  • Polyarthritis
  • Periarticular oedema
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15
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HSP investigations and management

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IgA ^
ESR ^
ASO titre

Urine dip - Haematuria + Proteinuria

Management

  • Analgesia
  • Supportive
  • Prednisolone
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16
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Alport syndrome

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Genetic condition

Hearing loss
Visual impairment

Progressive loss of kidney function - Haematuria