UTIs Flashcards

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Symptoms of UTI in baby

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Fever, generalised abdominal pain, vomiting, dysuria, more wet nappies, increased frequency, incontinence, lethargy, irritability, poor feeding

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Symptoms of UTI in older child

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Suprapubic pain, incontinence, increased frequency, dysuria, vomiting

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When is a MCUG used

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Used to investigate atypical or recurrent UTIs in children under 6 months.
Also when FHx of reflux, dilation of ureter on US or poor urinary flow

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Diagnosis of pyelonephritis

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Fever of >38 degrees, loin pain or tenderness, UTI picture

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Risk factors for pyelonephritis

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Poor urinary flow, recurrent UTIs, recurrent fever of unknown origin, antenatal kidney problems, VUR or renal disease, constipation, dysfunctional voiding, enlarged bladder, spinal lesion, poor growth, HTN

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What is the best investigation for children under 2 to diagnose UTI

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Microscopy rather than urine dip

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When to give US scans for UTIs

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Children under 6 months, children with recurrent UTIs and atypical UTIs

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How long to give course of ABx if suspected cystitis

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3-5 days

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How long to give course of ABx if suspected pyelonephritis

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7-10 days

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10
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When is a DMSA scan used

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3-6 months after illness to assess for damage from recurrent or atypical UTIs

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