Urology Flashcards
Bag of worm appearance
Varicoceles
Who are more prove for UTI
Neonatal age → Male
Female > Male
How to diagnose UTI
» Urine analysis → bactiuría/ pyuria
» more than 50000 CFU l mm3 of a uropathogen
UTI most.common cause
E.coli
Age group for UTI
<2 years with fever
<5 years with febrile UTI has pyelonephritis
Investigations in UTI
» Nitrate
» leukocyte esterase
» gram stain
» urine culture → < 2 years
» renal function test → hypertension protienuria dehydration
Mc cause of UTI
Vesicoureferic reflex
Management of UTI → <2years
Full sepsis work up
<29 days admit
Abx → gentamicin or cefotaxime and ampicillin
Management of UTI 2 months to 2 years
» 7-10 days
» don’t use nitrofurantoin
Managing UTI >2years
» No fluroquinolone → musculoskeletal toxicity
» 3 days
» amox- clay or cephalexin
What is microscopic hematuria
More than 5 Rbc per Hpf
Bricks dust urine
Urate crystals
Mc renal stone
Calcium
Stove associated with prior infection
Proteus → struvite
Upto what size of stone May pass
5 mm