renal/genitourinary Flashcards

1
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mtg of cystitis

A

Lower UTI
- nitrofurantoin 100mg BID x 5 days
-trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole x 3 days
-fosfomycin 3 gm PO x 1

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2
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what does nitrate indicate or not on dipstick

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presence of nitrate is very specific ( negative ) but not very sensitive (postive) test

  • doesn’t mean you have one if present but with out you most likely do not
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3
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what does esterase indicate or not on dipstick

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very sensitive (postive) but not very specific (negative)

  • if present pretty postive you have , but doesn’t mean you don’t if not present
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4
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mtg of upper uti

A

Cipro x 7 days
levofloxacin
ceftriaxone 1gm IV x 14 days

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5
Q

RIFLE Class

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R- risk
I- injury
F- failure
L- loss
E- end stage kidney disease

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6
Q

pt has UO less than 0.5ml/kg/hour x 6 hours and SCR elevated x 1.5 what is this

A

kidney risk

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7
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pt has Scr elevated x 3 what rifle class is this

A

failure

UO < 0.3ml/kg/hour x 24 hour or anuria x 12 hours

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8
Q

pt has Scr x 2 what is this

A

kidney injury

UO < 0.5 ml/kg/hr x 12 hours

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9
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complete loss of kidney function x 4 weeks

A

kidney loss

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10
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what is end stage kidney disease per RIFLE

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complete loss of kidney function > 3 months

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11
Q

examples of pre-renal kidney injury
and mtg

A

outside kidney
shock, dehydration, cardiac failure, burns, diarrhea, vasodilation/sepsis

expand intravascular volume

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12
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examples of intra-renal injury and mtg

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Acute Tubular Necrosis (ATN)
affect renal cortex or medulla
allergic disorders, obstruction of renal vessel (embolism/thrombosis)
nephrotoxic agents (most common)
mismatched blood transfusion

maintain renal perfusion, stop nephrotoxic drugs, dialysis

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13
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examples of post Renal injury
and mtg

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urine flow obstruction
BPH, tumor, calculi, diabetic neuropathy

remove source of obstruction - check foley, renal US, CT scan

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14
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pre-renal disease labs

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BUN/Cr ratio: >20:1
urine sodium <20
specific gravity >1.015
normal/few hyaline casts
FEN < 1

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15
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FEN of intrarenal/post renal

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> 3

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16
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most common cause of intrinsic renal injury

A

nephrotoxic drugs

17
Q

what does radiation of pain downward to the groin mean when you have a stone

A

stone has passed to lower third of the ureter - testicular pain may also occur

18
Q

tx for nephrolithiasis

A

morphine/hydromorphone
toreador
metoclopramide

19
Q

black box warning for metoclopramide

A

EPS -extrapyramidal symptoms
tardive dyskinesia

20
Q

male presents with complaints of dysuria and s/s of BPH - what do you order first

A

UA

21
Q

what OTC herbal agent may help with BPH

A

saw palmetto

22
Q

what medications should you avoid with BPH

A

benadryl
sudafed
oxymetazoline spray
SSRIs

23
Q

A patient presents with asymptomatic bacteriuria - how do you treat

A

you don’t unless they are pregnant, going under urologic intervention or perhaps rental transplant

24
Q

most common conical illness for adults over 65 y/o

A

UTI