pelvic Flashcards

1
Q

what is hydrostatic pressure

A

Hydrostatic pressure across capillary wall

capillary | intertitium

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2
Q

kidney blood flow %

A

20%

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3
Q

what is oncotic pressure

A

Oncotic pressure within the capillary

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4
Q

dermatomes for retroperitoneal organs

A

T12-L4

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5
Q

where does afferent renal arteriole deliver blood

A

delivers blood to the nephron

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6
Q

where does efferent renal arteriole deliver blood

A

supply the tubular system.

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7
Q

signs of bladder perforation in cysto

A

Unexplained hemodynamic instability
Failure of irrigant to be returned

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8
Q

Contraindications to EWSL

A

Active UTI
Bleeding disorder
Coagulopathy
Distal obstruction
Pregnancy

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9
Q

Side effects of EWSL

A

Bruising
Hematuria
Arrhythmias

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10
Q

Positioning for Percutaneous nephrolithotomy

A

Prone

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11
Q

Where is scope put in for Percutaneous nephrolithotomy

A

Lower renal calyx

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12
Q

Major complications of Percutaneous nephrolithotomy

A

Sepsis
Bleeding
Pelvic or uterine tears
Pneumothorax
Hemothorax
Anaphylaxis secondary to contrast dye

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13
Q

TUIP: transurethral incision of prostate

A

<30g
Obstruction near bladder neck
Incision cause the prostatic urethra to open

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14
Q

how does obturator nerve cause bladder perforation?

A

Stim → adductor contraction → bladder perforation

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15
Q

what is the principal factor contributing to the neurologic and hypovolemic changes considered to reflect TURP syndrome

A

Hypoosmolality

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16
Q

Why are spinals helpful in turp?

A

Use a regional technique with light sedation so that mental changes can be identified.

17
Q

Hyponatremia

A

Widened QRS
ST elevation
VT/VF
T wave inversion

CNS changes
Reduced inotropy
Low voltage ECG

18
Q

Glycine toxicity effect on eyes

A

Transient blindness

19
Q

Ammonia toxicity

A

N/V
CNS depression

20
Q

Uptake of 1 L within 1 hr will drop Na by how much?

A

5-8 mEq/L

21
Q

blood loss with turp

A

Blood loss: 2-5 ml/min resection time

22
Q

sodium loss with turp

A

Serum sodium nadir: 132-135 mmol / L

23
Q

fluid absorbed with turp

A

Absorbed: 10-30 mL of fluid of resection time

24
Q

How fast to correct hyponatremia

A

<0.5meq/l/hour <8 meq / day

25
Q

Open nephrectomy position

A

Jacknife lateral

26
Q

What dermatome is cystectomy

A

t4

27
Q

do you need a urostomy with partial cystectomy?

A

no

28
Q

Can you use nitrous in a nephrectomy

A

nah

29
Q

Why do you need to limit fluids to 1 L to prevent turp syndrome

A

Urine can leak into the abdominal cavity while bladder is separated from the urethra

30
Q

What meds do you give for bleeding during hysteroscopy

A

Pitocin
Hemabate: Careful with asthmatics and pulm htn
Methergine

31
Q

how many weeks gestation (full stomach?)

A

12-14 weeks or 20 weeks)

32
Q

robotic hysterectomy may need what dye

A

Indigo carmine:

requested towards
the end of the case to assess ureters

33
Q

Neuraxial Kidney dermatome

A

t8-l4

34
Q

sympathetic innervation

A

Pregang T8-L1
Pain T10-L1

35
Q

parasympathetic

A

S2-S4

36
Q

Retroperitoneal organs

A

T 12 - L 4

37
Q
A