Types of Calculi Flashcards

1
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formed at an alkaline pH

A

Phosphate stones

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2
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formed at a pH of 5.3

A

Uric acid stones

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3
Q

commonly attached to papillae: “pelvis stones”

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Calcium stones

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4
Q

formed with preexisting nuclei due to Proteus

A

Calcium stones

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5
Q

yellow to brownich colored

A

Uric acid stones

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6
Q

pale colored and friable

A

Phosphate stones

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7
Q

darkly colored and very hard

A

Calcium stones

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8
Q

greasy and yellow-brown in color

A

Cystine stones

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9
Q

rough surfaced stones

A

Calcium stones

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10
Q

present in gouty patients

A

Uric acid stones

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