renal V Flashcards

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presentation of kidney stone

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unilateral flank tenderness, colicky pain radiating to the groin, hematuria

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what are the types of kidney stones?

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Calcium
Ammonion magnesion phosphate
Uric acid
Cystine

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what are the types of calcium kidney stones

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Calcium oxalate and calcium phopshate

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4
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what is the most common type of kidney stone

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calcium oxalate

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5
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Xray findings of calcium oxalate stone

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radioopaque

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CT findings of calcium oxalate stone?

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radioopaque

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Urine crystal shape of calcium oxalate stone?

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shaped like envelope or dumbbell

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What substances may lead to calcium oxalate stones?

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ethylene glycol ingestion, vit C abuse, hypocitraturia, malabsorption (crohns diseasE)

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what type of kidney stone are people with crohns disease at risk for?

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calcium oxalate

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treatment of calcium oxalate kidney stones

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thiazides, citrate, low-sodium diet

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wat pH changes are calcium phosphate stones associated with?

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increased pH

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XRAY and CT findings of calcium phosphate stones?

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radioopaque

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Shape of urine crystal of calcium phosphate stones?

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wedge shaped prism

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treatment of calcium phosphate stones?

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thiazides, citrate, low sodium diet

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What pH may lead to ammonium magnesium phosphate stones?

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increased pH

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ammonium magnesium phosphate stones CT and XRAY findings

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radioopaque

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ammonium magnesium phosphate stones urine crystal shape?

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coffin lid

18
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what is another name for ammonium magnesium phosphate stones ?

A

struvite stones

19
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what causes ammonium magnesium phosphate stones?

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infections with urease + bugs (proteus, staph saprophyticus, klebsiella) that hydrolyze urea to ammonia -> alkalization of urine

20
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what shape are the calculi in ammonium magnesium phosphate stones?

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staghorn calculi

21
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treatment of ammonium magnesium phosphate stones?

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eradication of infection and surgical removal of the stone

22
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what pH is associated with uric acid stones?

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decreased pH

23
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XRAY findings of uric acid stones?

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radioLUCENT

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CT findings of uric acid stones?

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minimally visable

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urine crystal shapes of uric acid stones?
rhomboid or rosettes
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what are risk factors for uric acid stones?
decreased urine volume, arid climates, acidic pH | HYPERURICEMIA (leukemia, etc)
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treatment of uric acid stones
alkalization of urine, allopurinol
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what pH are cystine stones associated with?
decreased pH
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what will cystine stones look like on XRAY?
faintly radioopaque
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what will the CT findings of cystine stones look like?
moderately radiopaque
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what is the shape of urine crystals from cystine stones?
hexagonal
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What causes cystine stones?
autosomal recessive conditions in which cystine-reabsorbing PCT transporter loses function -> cystinuria ->stones form in childhood
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what condition may result in a child having a kidney stone?
cystinuria
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treatment of cystine stones
low sodium diet, alkalization of urine, chelating agents if refractory