Stone Disease Flashcards
What is the most common lower urinary tract stone disease?
Bladder calculi
accounting for 5% of all urinary lithiasis
What happens when someone has a diet low in phosphate?
hypophosphaturia, hyperammonuria, promoting precepition of calcium oxalate and amonium acid urate
True or false:
primary bladder calculi are more common in children exposed to low phosphate high protein diet
False: Primary bladder calculi are more common in children exposed to low-protein, low-phosphate diets.
what is the most common predisposing factor for bladder stone formation?
bladder outlet obstruction.
Which is associated with lower risk of stone formation in SCI patients? CIC or indwelling Foley
CIC 0.2% vs 4%
supra pubic catheter provides no benefit in stone formation vs indwelling urethral catheters
which transplant patients are at risk of bladder calculi formation?
pancreatic transplant drained via bladder.
retained silk sutures as a nidus and or low ph bc of bicarb