Renal Flashcards

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Cause and treatment of oedema

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Heart Failure / frusemide +/- spiro + ACEi

Nephrotic Syn / Oral pred (6weeks) + low Na diet + Frusemide +/- spiro

Liver Failure

Malnutrition / gradually increase to high protein diet

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Haematuria - CF / C / I

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CF - micro or macro
C - either glomerular or non-glom
GLOM: GN/IgA nephrop/ familial nephritis
NON-GLOM: UTI/stones/tumour/trauma/sickle cell

I - Bloods (FBC/Coag/ANF/C3-C4/ ASO titre)
Urine (MC+S / Calcium creat)
Imaging (abdo xray/ renal USS/ biopsy)

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Polyuria - C / I

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C - DM/ UTI / polydipsia / vasopressin deficiency, ADH resistance

I - WCC, BM, urine MC+S , water deprivation test, U+E’s

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UTI - CF / C / I / T

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CF - (in infants)
non-specific signs (fever, vomiting, failure to thrive, colic, PUO), SIRS signs, collapse

C - incomplete urination (leads to vulvitis/infreq voiding/ constipation)
Bacteriuria (e coli/staph) with or without structural abnorm

Pyelonephritis

I - Urine (MC+S and Nitrates)
Imaging (USS for structural abnorm)

T - Depending on Age
3 months = 3 day PO trimeth

+up oral fluids and full voiding
if >3 months and systemic upset give IV Gent

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5
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Bedwetting causes

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not voiding enough, overactive bladder syn, polydipsia, DM1, spina bifida, UTI

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Inguinal hernia - RF / CF / T / Comp

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RF - premature/ low birthweight / male
CF - pain??
T - either attempt manual reduction or refer for immediate surgery. If manual reduction is successful then a semi-elective repair will be done to prevent recurrence

Comp - incarceration - strangulation - systemic illness

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Hydrocele - ? / C / CF / T

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fluid in the scrotum
C - patent processus vaginalis
CF - PAINLESS, but can cause systemic illness (blue balls and transilluminates)

T - 90% resolve spontaneously

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8
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differentiating acute scrotum features

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blah blah

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9
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Abnormal foreskin is called? 3 conditions

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hypospadius or epispadius or phimosis

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balanitis - CF / C / T

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CF - red, swollen, itchy, discharging, rash, dysuria
C - STI / thrush / contact dermatitis / bacterial inf
T - self limiting OR creams (steroid/ ABxs/ anti-fungal)

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Dysuria - C /

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UTI, cystitis, obstruction (hypertrphic prostate/ urethral stricture)

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12
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most common abnorm of uterine tract

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absent kidney/ multi-cystic dysplastic kidney/ horse-shoe kidney/ obstruction (often leads to hydroneph)

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Hypertension in child - C/I

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Renin-dependant / co-arctation aorta/ catecholamine increase / obesity / essential HPT/ endocrine (cushing, congen adrenal hyperplasia, hyperthyroid) or pharmacological

I - Bloods (investigating all above) + Ca + PO4 + LFT’s
plasma renin levels / aldosterone/ plasma catecholamines
Urine - MC+S/ prot:creat ratio / urine catecholamines
Imaging - renal US + doppler / echo / ECG

also check for end-stage damage!

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14
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methods of urine collection

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clean catch (BEST)
catheter
supra-pubic aspiration (aseptic tech, 1cm above pubic bone + risk of blood in urine afterwards)

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