Peer 8 - renal and urogenital disorders Flashcards
predominant bacteral etiology in peritonitis associated with peritoneal dialysis?
staph epidermidis, then strep, then e coli/proteus, then staph aureus
goal of urine output for treatment of rhabdo with acute renal injury?
3 ml/kg/hr
AKI from rhabdoy has what findings?
rapid increase in creatinine, and low fractional excretion of sodium
medication class to help with stone expulsion?
alpha antagonist and calcium channel blockers
pathognomonic finding of fournier gangrene?
gas in the wall
tx of acute poststrep glomerulonephritis?
diuretics avoiding loop diuretics
youg patients with orchitis tx?
ceftriaxone, assume sexually transmitted
older males with orchitis tx?
levofloxacin
pediatric patient tx of nephrotic syndrome?
admission to pediatric floor and tx with high dose steroid therapy
traid of hemolytic uremic syndrome?
anemia, nephropathy ( high creatinine), low platelets
tx of prostatitis without systemic sx?
cipro x 30 days
most common organism in prostatitis?
e coli
what is phimosis?
inability to retract foreskin back from penis
what is paraphimosis?
inability to return retracted foreskin back to position
tx options for uncomplicated UTI in pregnancy?
nitrofurantoin, keflex, or amox