RENAL Flashcards

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  • diagnostic test for visualization of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder
  • no special preparation
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KUB

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Uses iodine contrast to visualize the urinary tract; requires NPO 8-10 hours prior, bowel clearing, allergy screening, and monitoring for nephrotoxicity.

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Intravenous Pyelography (IVP)

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Functional unit responsible for filtration (glomerulus), reabsorption (Loop of Henle), and excretion (ducts).

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nephrons

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Causes: Bacterial invasion (E. coli), ascending infection.

Types:

Pyelonephritis (Kidney)

Ureteritis (Ureter)

Cystitis (Bladder)

Urethritis (Urethra)

Risk Factors: Shorter female urethra, proximity to anus, hygiene practices, pregnancy.

Clinical Signs: Fever, dysuria, hematuria, urgency.

Management: Antibiotics, increased fluid intake (2-4L), urine acidification (cranberry, prunes), proper hygiene.

Drugs: Sulfa Drugs (Sulfadiazine), Quinolones (Ciprofloxacin).

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Urinary Tract Infection (UTI):

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3
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kiffy is maasim due to __

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Doderlein bacilli

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4
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■ reliable test for kidneys
■ creatinine (for urine and blood test)
● Normal: 125 per min or > 90

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○ GFR

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Contraindications: Pelvic infection, perineal herniation, urethral stricture.

Sizes:

Female: 14-16 Fr

Male: 16-18 Fr

Procedure:

Female: Dorsal recumbent position

Male: Supine position

Lubrication, sterile technique, proper securing of the catheter.

Complications: UTI, urethral trauma.

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Catheterization

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● Lubricate it with sterile water based ● Insert it accordingly
○ M: > 8 inches ○ F: > 3 inches
● During insertion, act as if voiding and exhale (to relax sphincter and prevent damage)
● Hold the penis 90° against the body ● Secure the tape accordingly
○ F: inner thigh
○ M: inner thigh but pwede rin sa abdomen (no tension even if penis is erected)
● Secure the bag at the bed frame, not on side rails
● Use 5-10 cc of distilled water, depends on the manufacturer
Distilled water para
○ pag pumutok, safe in kidney problem
○ no precipitation

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● Lubricate it with sterile water based ● Insert it accordingly
○ M: > 8 inches ○ F: > 3 inches
● During insertion, act as if voiding and exhale (to relax sphincter and prevent damage)
● Hold the penis 90° against the body ● Secure the tape accordingly
○ F: inner thigh
○ M: inner thigh but pwede rin sa abdomen (no tension even if penis is erected)
● Secure the bag at the bed frame, not on side rails
● Use 5-10 cc of distilled water, depends on the manufacturer
Distilled water para
○ pag pumutok, safe in kidney problem
○ no precipitation

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Age-related prostate enlargement causing urinary retention.

Symptoms: Weak stream, nocturia, dribbling, incontinence, dysuria

  • High pH of prostatic fluid

Treatment: Catheterization, TURP (Transurethral Resection of the Prostate), Continuous Bladder Irrigation (CBI/cystolyis).

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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH):

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presence of Renal Colic/Stone in urinary tract (KUBU)
Super saturation due to maraming sodium → stone formation and causes
a. obstruction
b. infection

Causes: High sodium intake, uric acid accumulation, immobility.

Symptoms: Severe flank pain, hematuria, nausea, vomiting.

Treatment: Increased fluid intake, dietary modifications, lithotripsy, surgical removal.

Drugs: Allopurinol (for uric acid stones), narcotic analgesics for pain.

● Percutaneous nephrostomy / percutaneous nephrostolithotomy (binutasan ang kidney, dinaan sa skin)

> Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy - non-invasive (dinudurog)

> Dissolve stones by shock wave

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Nephrolithiasis/Urolithiasis (Kidney Stones):

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Bacterial infection, treated with antibiotics (Penicillin, Doxycycline).

○ urine culture
○ asymptomatic in females and sometimes vaginal itching and urinary frequency
○ male = burning pain

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n. Gonorrhea:

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7
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> Acute/chronic inflammation of kidneys leading to tubular destruction- Lead to
Renal Failure

> CVA pain, tenderness, flank pain

> Fever, anorexia, malaise

> Urinary frequency, urgency, Nocturia, dysuria, hematuria

> Burning upon urination

> Force fluid, acid ash diet, Urinary
Analgesic (Pyridium)

> CYSTITIS - inflammation of bladder or
UTI

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PYELONEPHRITIS

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● Virus - tissue culture
○ Type 1 in mouth
○ Type 2 in genitals
● Pain, vesicle, acyclovir, ⬆ cervical cancer

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Herpes

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● Treponema Pallidum = treponemal antibody (to know, have blood test) ???
● Chancre, fever and malaise, administer Penicillin, standard precaution

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Syphilis

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