Renal / Genitourinary Flashcards

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Hypernatremia (etiologies, PE)

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Na >145
Esp free water loss (not Na+ gain)
6 D’s: Diuresis, Dehydr, Db insip, Docs (iatrog), Diarrh, Disease (kidn, SCD)

Thirst, neuro sympt (alt mental stat, weak, focal def, hyporefl, seiz)

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Hypernatremia (dg)

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Urin osmol
<100 central DI
100-300 nephro DI
300-600 osmotic diuresis
>600 extrarenal loss (vomit, diarr, ... with Na+ur <25) or Na+ gain (hypertonic saline w/ Na+ur >100)
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Hypernatremia (ttt)

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ttt: hypoVol + unstable vitals give isotonic 0.9% NaCl
If Nl vitals + asympt give D5W

Determine water deficit: replace w/ D5W, 0.45% NaCl or enteral water
!!! rate of replacement (48-72h if chronic hyperNa)

EuVol and hyperVol hyperNa: diuretics + D5W

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Hyponatremia (PE, dg)

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Na <135
Esp ↑ADH
Asympt or confus, lethargy, M cramps, hyporefl, nausea
Seiz, coma, brainstem herniat

Dg: calculate serum osmol (#1 is hypotonic hypoNa) then check volume (usually for hypotonic; hypoVol isoVol hyperVol) then measure urine Na and urine osmol

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Hyponatremia (ttt)

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Underl cause
HyperVol + euVol: water restrict* +/- diuretics
HypoVol: Nl saline
Sev hypoNa (Na <120): hypertonic saline
Chron hypoNa (>72h): correct slowly
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Hyperkalemia (etiologies)

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K >5

  • Spurious: hemolysis, delay in analysis, extreme ↑WBCs or ↑plts
  • ↓excret*: renal insuff, drugs, hypoaldost, T4 RTA
  • Cellular shift: rhabdomyolysis, tumor lysis sd, insulin def, acidosis, drugs, exo, bld resorpt*
  • ↑intake: fruits, potatoes, iatrog
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Hyperkalemia (PE, dg)

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Asympt; N/V, intest colic, areflexia, weak, arrhythm, paresthesia

Dg: repeat bld draw, ECG (tall + peak T, wide QRS, ↑PR, loss P), sine waves, VFib, card arrest

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Hyperkalemia (ttt)

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K >6.5 or ECG changes: emergent ttt
#1 Calcium gluconate (if sev)
Bicar +/or insulin + glucose
Beta⊕ helps
Stop diet/fluid K+
Kayexalate removes K+ but !!! CI
Loop diuretics
Dialysis: if renal failure or sev refractory
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Hypokalemia (etiologies)

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K <3.6

  • Transcellular shifts: insulin, B2⊕, alkalosis
  • GI loss: diarrh, laxative abuse, vomit, NG
  • Renal loss: diuretics (loop, thiazid), hypoMg2+, 1* mineralocort excess, 2* hyperaldost, ↓vol, Bartter sd, Gitelman sd, drugs, DKA, T1-2 RTA, polyuria
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Hypokalemia (PE, dg, ttt)

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Fatigue, weak, M cramps, ileus, hyporeflex, paresthesia, rhabdomyol, ascend paralysis

Dg: 24h or spot urine K+ (GI vs renal loss); ECG (flat T, U wave, ST depress*), AV block, cardiac arrest
ttt: underl cause, oral +/or IV K+ (not >20mEq/L/hr)
Replace Mg2+

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Hypercalcemia (etiologies, PE)

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Ca >10.2 (corrected for albumin)
By hyperparathyr, cancer (breast, SCC, MM), Ca supplem, iatrog, immobil, Milk-alkali sd, Paget ds, adren insuff, acromeg, hyperthyr, Zollinger-Ellison sd, ↑vitA, ↑vitD, granulomatous ds (sarcoid, …)

Asympt; osteopenia, fx, kidn stones, anorex, constip, weak, fatig, alt ment status

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Hypercalcemia (dg, ttt)

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Dg: total/ionized Ca, album, P, PTH
If suspic*: PTHrP (cancer), prot electrophor (MM), vit D (sarc, TB), ECG (short QT)

ttt: IV hydrat*, avoid thiazides; steroids for granulom ds
If Ca>14: IV fluids + calcitonin + bisphosph

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Hypocalcemia (etiologies, PE)

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Ca <8.5
By hypoparath (post-surg, idiop), 2* hyperparath (CKD), malnutrit*, hypoMg2+, acute pancreatitis, vitD def, citrate chelat*, pseudohypoparath, DiGeorge sd

Abdo M cramps, dyspn, tetany, perioral/acral paresth, convuls*; Chvostek, Trousseau

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Hypocalcemia (dg, ttt)

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Dg: ionized Ca + PTH (#1); Hx of thyroidect; Mg2+, album, vitD (25 + 1,25), ECG (prolong QT)

ttt: underl cause, Mg2+ replet*, PO Ca2+ supplem (IV if severe)

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Hypomagnesemia (etiologies, PE)

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Mg <1.5
↓intake (malnutrit*, malabs, short bowel sd, TPN, PPIs)
↑loss (diuret, diarrh, vomit, hyperCa, alcoholism+++)
Miscellan: DKA, pancreatitis, ↑extracell volume

If sev: hyperreflexia, tetany, paresth, irritab, confus*, lethargy, seiz, arrhyth

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Hypomagnesemia (dg, ttt)

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Dg: concurrent hypoCa and hypoK; ECG (prolong PR + QT)

ttt: IV/PO Mg supplem, !!! correct Mg first (before hypoCa and hypoK)

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Respiratory acidosis

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Hypoventilat*

  • Airway obstruct*
  • Acute lung ds
  • Chronic lung ds
  • Opioids, narcotics, sedatives
  • Weak respiratory muscles
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Metabolic acidosis with compensation (hyperventilation) + normal AG

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  • Diarrhea
  • Glur sniffing
  • Renal tubular acidosis
  • Hyperchloremia
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Metabolic acidosis with compensation (hyperventilation) + ↑ AG

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MUDPILES:

Methanol; Uremia; DKA; Paraldehyde; Iron/INH; Lactic acidosis; Ethylene glycol; Salicylates (late)

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Respiratory alkalosis

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Hyperventilat*

  • Early high altitude expo
  • Aspirin (early)
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Metabolic alkalosis with compensat* (hypoventilation)

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Chloride sensitive (hypochloremic, saline responsive, urine Cl <20):

  • Vomiting
  • Diuretic
Chloride resistant (saline resistant, urine Cl >20):
-Hyperaldosteronism
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Renal tubular acidosis

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Net ↓tubular H+ secret* or HCO3- reabsorpt*
Non-AG metabolic acidosis
Types: I; II; IV (#1 fqt)

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Renal tubular acidosis type I

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Def H+ secret* (distal)
HypoK
Urin pH >5.3
Autoimmune dso; hypercalciuria; ifosfamide
ttt: replace bicarb
Compl: nephrolithiasis
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Renal tubular acidosis type II

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Def HCO3- reabsorpt* (proximal)
HypoK
Urin pH 5.3 (then <5.3)
MM; amyloidosis; Fanconi; cystinosis; ifosfamide
ttt: thiazides, volume deplet*
Compl: Rickets, osteomalacia
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Renal tubular acidosis type IV
``` Aldost def or resistance (distal) HyperK Urin pH <5.3 Hyporeninemic hypoaldost (renal insuff); ACEIs/ARBs; heparin ttt: furosemide, replace mineralocortic ```
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Acute kidney injury (complications)
= Acute renal failure Abrupt ↓fct*; retent* of creat+BUN Oliguria (<500mL/d) not required Compl: metabolic acidosis, e- abNl, volume overload; CKD!!!
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Prerenal acute kidney injury (etiologies, PE, ttt)
↓renal perfus* Hypovol, shock, cirrhosis, nephrot sd, renal art stenosis, hepatorenal sd, drugs (NSAIDs, ACEIs), CHF Tachycard, hypoTN, other sympt (of liv failure, nephrot sd) ttt: fluids, avoid nephrotoxic drugs; dialysis if AEIOU criteria
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Prerenal acute kidney injury (labs)
``` BUN/Creat >20:1 FeNa <1% Urin Na <20 Urin osm >500 Hyaline casts in urine ```
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Intrinsic acute kidney injury (etiologies, PE, ttt)
Nephron injury ATN (isch or toxin), AIN, glomerulonephritis, emboli, rhabdomyolysis Hx drug expo (aminogl, NSAIDs, peni), contrast media Creat spikes in 5-10d (drugs) or 24h (contrast) ttt: IVF if contrast needed; nonionic contrast; stop meds
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Intrinsic acute kidney injury (labs)
``` BUN/Creat <15:1 FeNa >2% Urin Na >40 Urin osm <350 RBC casts (glomerulonephritis); WBC/eosino (AIN); muddy-brown cast (ATN); WBC (pyelonephritis); fatty (nephrot sd) ```
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Postrenal acute kidney injury (etiologies, PE, ttt)
Urin outflow obstruct* Prostat ds, pelvic tumor, intratubul obstruct* (crystalluria), bilat stones ↓urin output, suprapub pain, distend bladder, scan w/ postvoid residual >50mL ttt: bladder cath
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Postrenal acute kidney injury (labs)
BUN/Creat varies FeNa >1-2% Urin Na >40 Urin osm <350
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Chronic kidney disease (etiologies, PE, dg)
>3mo of GFR <60 or kidney damage Esp by DM, HTN, glomerulonephritis, PKD Asympt until GFR <30; gradual signs of uremia (anorex, N/V, pericarditis, "frost", delirium, seiz, coma) Dg: azotemia, fluid retent*, metab acidosis, hyperK, anemia, abNl hemostasis, hypoCa, hyperP, 2* hyperparath, urin (waxy casts), osteodystrophy
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Chronic kidney disease (ttt, complications)
ttt: ACEIs/ARBs, HTN control, DDAVP (if abNl bleed), EPO, fluid restrict*, ↓Na/K/P intake, P binders/calcitriol (Osteodystr), hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, renal transplant Compl: acquired renal cystic ds (if long-term dialys), CV (MI, sudden card death)
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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
Acetazolamide In proximal conv tubule Inhib CA, ↑H reabs, block Na/H exchange Side eff: hyperchlor metab acidosis, sulfa allergy
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Osmotic diuretics
Mannitol, urea In entire tubule ↑tub fluid osmolarity Side eff: pulm edema (CHF + anuria)
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Loop diuretics
Furosemide, ethacrynic acid, bumetanide, torsemide In ascend loop of Henle Inhib Na/K/2Cl transporter Side eff: water loss, metab alkal, ↓K/Ca/Mg, ototoxicity, sulfa allergy, hyperuricemia
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Thiazide diuretics
HCTZ, chlorothiazide In distal conv tubule Inhib Na/Cl transport Side eff: water loss, metab alkal, ↓Na/K, ↑glu/Ca/uric acid, sulfa allergy, pancreatitis
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K+-sparing diuretics
Spironolactone, triamterene, amiloride In cortical coll tub Aldost recep antag (spirono); block Na channel (triam/amil) Side eff: metab acid, ↑K, antiandrogenic (gynecom; spironol)
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Nephritic syndrome
Glomerular inflamm (glomerulonephritis) Proteinuria <1.5g/d Oliguria, macro/micro hematuria, HTN, edema (also pulm) Dg: UA, ↓GFR, ↑BUN+crea, renal biopsy ttt: salt+water restrict*+diuretics (HTN, fluid overload, uremia) +/- dialysis; sometimes CS
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Postinfectious glomerulonephritis
``` Nephritic sd w/ immune complex Recent (2-6wks) GAS inf; or any inf Oliguria, cola-urin, HTN, edema Low C3 (then Nl in 6-8wks); ↑ASO, ↑anti-DNase Lumpy-bumpy imm.fluoresc ttt: diuretics ```
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IgA nephropathy (Berger ds)
``` Nephritic sd w/ immune complex After URI or GI inf Esp young men Gross hematuria Normal C3 ttt: GC; ACEIs (if proteinuria) !!! Progress to ESRD ```
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Henoch-Schonlein purpura
``` Nephritic sd w/ immune complex Small Vx vasculitis; esp child Triad: palpable purpura, arthralgia, abdo pain Normal C3 ttt: GC ```
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Granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener ds)
Nephritic sd w/o Ig deposit Granulom in nasopharyng + kidney w/ necrotizing vasculitis Resp/sinus sympt; hemoptysis c-ANCA; segmental necrotizing glomerulonephritis ttt: ↑dose CS, cytotoxic agent, rituximab
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Microscopic polyangiitis
``` Nephritic sd w/o Ig deposit Small Vx vasculitis (kidney, lung); No granulomas Resp sympt; hemoptysis; No nasophar p-ANCA; necrotizing glomerulonephritis ttt: GC, cyclophosphamide, rituximab ```
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Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Churg-Strauss)
``` Nephritic sd w/o Ig deposit Small Vx vasculitis Asthma, sinusitis, skin nodules/purpura, periph neurop p-ANCA, ↑Ig-E ttt: GC ```
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Goodpasture syndrome
Nephritic sd w/ anti-GBM ds Rapidly progress glomerulonephritis + pulm hge Esp men in mid-20s Hemoptysis, dyspn, +/-resp failure, No upper resp Linear anti-GBM deposits (IF), iron def anem, macroph (sputum), pulm infiltr (CXR) ttt: plasma exchange, pulse steroids !!! ESRD progress*
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Alport syndrome
``` Nephritic sd w/ anti-GBM ds Heredit glomerulonephritis Esp boys 5-20yo Asympt hematuria, sensorineural deafness GBM splitting (EM) !!! progr renal failure; may recurr after transplant ```
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Nephritic syndrome with low C3 (#dg)
- Postinfectious - Membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (and mixed cryoglobulinemia: purpura, arthralgia, nephrit sd, ↓C3, ⊕HCV) - Lupus nephritis
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Nephrotic syndrome (causes, PE)
Esp from systemic ds (DM, SLE, amyloidosis) Proteinuria ≥3.5g/d; general edema, hypoalbuminemia (<3), hyperlipidemia, foamy urine, lipiduria ↑R inf, hypercoag (↑venous thromb/PE; loss antithromb3, prot C/S)
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Nephrotic syndrome (dg, ttt)
Dg: spot prot/creat ratio, albu, lipid, ...; renal biopsy ttt: prot+salt restrict*, diuretics, antihyperlipidemics Imm.suppressant (sometimes); ACEIs; Strep pneumo vaccine (PPV23)
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Minimal-change disease
``` #1 in child Idiop; NSAIDs, hemato malign (Hodgkin) ↑R inf, thrombosis; sudden edema Normal (light micro); fus* epith foot process + lipid-laden (EM) ttt: steroids; excellent pg ```
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Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
#1 in adult; Idiop; IVDU, HIV, obes Esp Afric/Amer man w/ uncontrolled HTN Microsc hematuria; biopsy (sclerosis in capill tuft) ttt: prednisone, cytotoxic ttt, ACEIs/ARBs
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Membranous nephropathy
Ass w/ solid cancers, inf (HBV, malaria), autoimm (SLE), meds (NSAIDs, gold) Spike+dome (granular deposits IgG+C3 at basement memb) ttt: prednisone, cytotoxic ttt
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Diabetic nephropathy
2 forms: diffuse hyalinizat* or nodular glomerulosclerosis (Kimmelstiel-Wilson) Long-standing poorly controlled DM + retinop/neuropathy Thick GBM, ↑mesangial matrix ttt: tight glycem control, ACEIs/ARBs
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Lupus nephritis
``` Nephrotic or nephritic sd Severity of renal ds → overall pg UA (prot or RBC) Mesangial prolif; subendoth or subepith imm complex deposit* ttt: prednison and cytotoxic med ```
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Renal amyloidosis
1* (plasma cell dyscrasia); 2* (inf or inflamm) MM or chronic infl ds (rheum arth, TB) Nodular glomerulosclerosis; EM (amyloid fibrils); apple-green biref w/ Congo red stain ttt: prednisone, melphalan; BMT in MM
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Membranoproliferative nephropathy
Nephritic/nephrotic sd; ttt w/ CS and cytotoxic meds T I: ass w/ HBV, HCV, cryoglob, SLE, subacute bact endocarditis Tram-track, double BM, subendoth + mesangial deposits Low C3 T II/III: esp idiop Intramembran dense deposits
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Nephrolithiasis (RF, PE)
RF: ⊕fam Hx, ↓fluid intake, gout, meds (allop, chemoth, loop diur), post-colectomy/ileostomy, enz def, RTA T1, hyperparath; esp older men Acute severe colicky flank pain; radiat* testes/vulva; N/V Shift posit*/uncomfort
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Nephrolithiasis (dg, ttt)
Dg: UA (macro/micro hematuria), alter urin pH Noncontrast abdo CT (#1) or AXR; US (#1 in child, pgnt) KUB (if opaque stone) ttt: hydrat* + analgesia (#1); <0.5cm pass; 0.5-3cm ttt w/ ESWL or percut nephrolithotomy or retrogr ureteroscopy; alpha⊖ or CCB (facilitate passage) Prevent: ↑fluid, ↑Ca intake, ↓prot/oxalate, ↓Na intake
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Calcium oxalate / Calcium phosphate nephrolithiasis
#1 kidney stone Esp idiopathic hypercalciuria, 1* hyperparath, fat malabs, alkaline urine Urine: ↑pH (Ca-P) or ↓pH (Ca-Oxal); Radiopaque ttt: hydrat*, ↓Na/prot intake, thiazide Do Not ↓Ca intake
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Struvite nephrolithiasis
Mg-NH4-PO4 Ass w/ urease-prod org (Proteus); Staghorn calculi Urine: ↑pH; Radiopaque ttt: hydrat*, AB if UTI, surg removal
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Uric acid nephrolithiasis
Ass w/ gout, xanthine oxidase def, ↑purine turnover Urine: ↓pH; Radiolucent ttt: hydrat*, alkalinize urin w/ citrate, ↓diet purine/allopur
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Cystine
Def in renal transport of aa (Cystine, Ornithine, Lysine, Arginine) Hexagonal crystals, ⊕urin cyanide nitroprusside test Urine: ↓pH; Radiopaque ttt: hydrat*, ↓Na intake, alkalinize urine, penicillamine
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Polycystic kidney disease (types)
Cystic dilat* of renal tubules Cysts in spleen, liver, pancreas ADPKD: #1, asympt until >30yo, 50% will have ESRD then dialysis by 60yo, ↑R cerebral aneurysm ARPKD: more severe, infants/young child, renal failure, liver fibrosis, portal HTN; death in few years
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Polycystic kidney disease (PE, dg, ttt)
Pain, hematuria +/- HTN, hepat cysts, cereb aneur, divertic, MVP If cyst ruptur/inf: sharp local pain Dg: US (#1) or CT; genetic test (ADPKD1, ADPKD2) ttt: Prevent compl + ↓progr to ESRD Early UTI ttt; BP control (ACEIs/ARBs) When ESRD: dialysis; renal transplant
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Hydronephrosis (etiologies, PE)
Dilat* of renal calyces 2* to obstruct*: ureteropelvic junct* (child), if adult BPH, neurogenic bladder, tumor, ... 2* to ↑output urinary flow and vesicoureteral reflux Asympt; flank pain, ↓urin output, abdo pain, UTIs
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Hydronephrosis (dg, ttt, complications)
Dg: US or CT; ↑BUN+crea ttt: surg if anatomic obstruct*; laser/sound wave if calcul; ureteral stent; nephrostomy; Foley/suprapub cath (if low UT obstr) Compl: if unttt, HTN, acute/chronic renal failure, sepsis, poor pg
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Scrotal swelling (etiologies, PE)
- Painless: hydrocele, varicocele - Painful: epididymitis, testic tors* "Bag of worms" (varicoc; esp left side) Prehn sign: ⊕ in epididymitis; ⊖ in tors*
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Scrotal swelling (dg, ttt)
Dg: transilluminat* on US (⊕ in hydroc; ⊖ in varicoc) Doppler (↑flow in inf; ↓flow in tors*); UA+Cx (gono, Ecoli, chlam) ttt: hydroc (none); varicoc (surg if larg/sympt); inf (AB tetracycl/fluoroq; NSAIDs for pain); tors* (immed surg in <6h; orchiopexy bilateral!!!)
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Erectile dysfunction (etiologies, RF)
- Initiate: psychol, endocrin, neuro - Fill: arteriogenic - Store: veno-occlusive dysfct* RF: DM, atheroscl, meds (B⊖, SSRI, TCA, diuretics), HTN, heart ds, surg/radiat* prostate cancer, spinal cord injury
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Erectile dysfunction (PE, dg, ttt)
``` Psy # organic: ⊕ nocturnal/early-morning erect* so nonorganic; situat* dependence Neuro eval (anal tone, LE); hypogonadism eval ``` Dg: clinic; testosterone, gonadotropin, prolactin ttt: psychotherapy; PDE5 inhib; testosterone (if hypogonadism) If PDE5 inhib fails: pump, prostag inj, surg implant
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (PE)
Nl aging process; in >80% of men 80yo Esp periurethral zone - Obstruct sympt: hesitant, weak/intermitt stream, incompl empty, urin retent* - Irritative sympt: nocturia, daytime fqcy, urge incont, hematuria
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (dg, ttt)
Dg: DRE (uniform enlarged, rubbery), UA+Cx, PSA Creat (r/o obstr uropathy, renal insuff) ttt: alpha⊖, 5 alpha-reductase inhib TURP if mod-sev sympt/complic (renal insuff, recurr UTIs, bladd stones)
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Prostate cancer (RF, PE, prevention)
In men: #1 cancer; #2 cause of cancer death RF: adv age, ⊕fam Hx Asympt, obstr urin sympt, lymphedema (obstr meta), back pain (bone meta) DRE (palpable nodule, indurat*) (tender prost = prostatitis) Prevent: annual DRE +/or PSA starting 50yo, earlier in Afr/Am or w/ 1st degree fam cancer
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Prostate cancer (dg, ttt)
Dg: clinic, ↑PSA>4, transrectal biopsy (under US, defin dg) Grade (Gleason); CT abdo/pelv + bone scan (meta; osteoblastic, ↑BMD) ttt: watchful waiting (elder + low-grade); radical prostatectomy (ass w/ ↑R of incontinence or erect dysfct) Radiat* (ass w/ ↑R of proctitis, GI sympt); PSA (follow-up) If meta: androgen ablat* (GnRH agonist, orchiectomy, flutamide) + chemotherapy
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Bladder cancer (RF, PE)
#1 fqt cancer of UT; esp men 60-70yo Esp transitional cell carcinoma RF: smok, ↑meat/fat, schistos, chronic cyclophosph, expo to aniline dye Gross hematuria, other urin sympt (irritat)
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Bladder cancer (dg, ttt)
Dg: cystoscopy w/ biopsy (#1), UA (hematuria), cytology, MRI/CT/bone scan (invas* + meta) ttt: intravesicular chemoth (carcinoma in situ or large high-grade recurrent); resect* or intravesic BCG/mitomycin-C (superficial cancer); radical cystectomy or radiat* (invasive w/o meta or unresectable); chemoth alone (invasive + meta)
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Renal cell carcinoma (RF, PE)
AdenoK from tubular epith cells Spread: renal vein, IVC then meta lung and bone RF: male, smok, obes, acquir cystic kidney ds in ESRD, vonHippel-Lindau Triad: hematuria, flank pain, palpable mass +/- ↓weight, mal, fever, varicocele, anemia or polycythemia
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Renal cell carcinoma (dg, ttt)
Dg: CT (dg+stage); histo on nephrectomy piece (confirm) ttt: surg resect* (cure if local); metastasectomy Tyrosine kinase inhib (↓angiogenesis, cell prolif)
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Testicular cancer (RF, PE, dg)
Esp men 15-34yo; but seminoma esp 40-50yo Germ cells (95%) RF: cryptorchidism, Klinefelter sd Painless enlarged testes Dg: testic US; CXR + CT abdo/pelv (meta); tumor markers
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Testicular cancer (ttt)
ttt: radical orchiectomy Platinum-chemoth for nonseminomatous Radioth +/- chemoth: if seminoma
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Testicular cancer (tumor markers)
Germ cell: seminoma (↑placental ALP); yolk sac (↑AFP), choriocarcinoma (↑B-hCG); teratoma (AFP, B-hCG) Non-germ cell: leydig cell (↑testosterone, estrogen); sertoli cell (none); testicular lymphoma (none)