updated urological problems Flashcards

1
Q

what is asymptomatic bacteriuria ?

A

infection in urine in an asymptomatic patient

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2
Q

what is an uncomplicated UTI ?

A

symptomatic infection that occurs in a premenopausal woman with no anatomical abnormality of the urinary tract and is not pregnant with no sig comorbidity

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3
Q

what is a complicated UTI ?

A

is a symptomatic infection with a functional or structural urinary abnormality

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4
Q

infection of the kidney and the ureter ?

A

pyelonephritiis

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5
Q

urinary bladder infection ?

A

cystitis

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6
Q

infection involving urethra ?

A

urethritis

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7
Q

most common causative organism in UTIs

A

e.coli

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8
Q

what are the predisposing factors to UTI ?

A

pregnancy
females
previous UTI
immunocompromised
diabetic
abnormality in the urriinary tract
intrumentation
sexual intercoourse
spermiciddes

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9
Q

what does nephrolithiasis mean ?

A

kidney stones

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10
Q

what is the presentation of ureteric stone ?

A

sudden onset of extremely painful colicky pain
from loin to groin

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11
Q

what is the gold standard for the diagnosis of kidney stones ?

A

non contrast CT

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12
Q

what is the treatment for kidney stones ?

A

NSAIDs
IV fluids
lithotripsy
ureteral endoscopy

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13
Q

most common types of kidney stones ?

A

calcium oxalate
calcium phosphate

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14
Q

how can you differentiate between pyelonephritis and cystitis ?

A

pyelonephritis - flank pain tenderness, fever and vomiting due to hematogenous route infection
cystitis - suprapubic tenderness, not commonly associated with nausea and vomiting ascending infection

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15
Q

what is the treatment for uncomplicated cystitis ?

A

trimethoprim
Or
nitrofurantoin

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16
Q

what is the treatment for uncomplicated cystitis in pregnant women ?

A

nitrofurantoin
or
cephalexin
or
trimethoprim

17
Q

when can trimethoprim be used for pregnant women with cystitis ?

A

only in the 2nd and 3rd trimester 9 effects folic acid levels if used in 1st trimester )

18
Q

whatt is the treatmeent for pyelonephritis ?

A

fluoroquinolones
or
third generation cephalosporins IV then PO

19
Q

what is the treatment for pyelonephritis in pregnant women ?

A

ceftriaxone IV
orr
cefotaxime IV
or
ampicillin IV and gentamicin IV

20
Q

which type of patients are more prone to get candida albicans infection?

A

immunocompromised patients e.g diabetics

21
Q

what is the management of a candida albicans infection in a diabetic patient ?

A

improve the immune status of the patient and improve glycemic control
flucanzole

22
Q

what is the management for asymptomatic bacteriuria ?

A

should not be treated unless in a pregnant woman or in a patient with catheter inserted

23
Q

when should cathetr related bacteriuria be treated ?

A

if there is significant local symptoms or systemic upset
remove the catheter whenever possible