W3L4 Anuria & Retention Flashcards

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Definition anuria

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  • Fail excrete urine for 12H

- Oiguria=excrete <400ml/24H

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Types Anuria?

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I. Prerenal anuria
II. Renal anuria (Acute Tubular Necrosis, ATN)
III.Postrenal anuria (Obstructive)

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Causes pre-renal anuria?

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  1. Dehydration(vomit & diarrhea)
  2. Hemorrahge
  3. Extensive burns
  4. Excessive sweating without compensate for fluid loss
  5. Heart failure
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Ttt pre renal anuria?

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  1. Treatment of the cause
  2. Volume replacement(bl. transfuse in
    hemorrhagic shock)
  3. Monitoring fluid & electrolytes
  4. Replacement therapy(HD & PD)
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Causes renal anuria(ATN)?

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1- Persistent shock
2- Mismatched blood transfusion
3- Bilateral acute pyelonephritis
4- Endogenous toxins(jaundice)
5- Drugs (NSAID)
6- Iodinated contrast media
7- Septicemic shock
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Ttt renal anuria(ATN)

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  1. Oliguric phase
    - Fluid balance (x>1 L/d)
    - Electrolytes(K + >5mEq/L)
    - Nitrogen balance(2 Kcal/Kg/day)
    - Treatment of infection
    - Indications of dialysis
  2. Diuretic phase
    - Fluid chart
    - Electrolytes adjustment
    - Compensate water loss
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Causes Post renal (obstructive) anuria?

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  1. Stone in ureter solitary kidney
  2. Stricture in ureter solitary kidney
  3. Bilateral ureteric stones
  4. Basal bladder tumor
  5. Prostatic adenocarcinoma
  6. Crystalluria
  7. Iatrogenic
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Diagnosis Post renal (obstructive) anuria?

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  1. History & clinical exam:
    - Excludes retention
    - General exam(vital signs)
    - State of hydration
    - Abdominal examination
    - Local examination(excludes bladder/ Prostatic tumors)
  2. Lab inv(Scr,serum electrolyte, blood gas)
  3. Radiological(KUB, US, spiral CT, static MRU)
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Ttt Post renal (obstructive) anuria?

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  1. Fluid chart
  2. Manage electrolyte disturbance: Hyperkalaemia (K>5 mEq/L)
  3. Correction acid–base disturbance
  4. Fluid replacement
  5. Drainage obs urinary system( ureteric
    catheter (preferable)/percutaneous nephrostomy tube(PCN))
  6. Definitive management(ttt cause)
    -removal stone(URS, PCNL, surgery)
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Def acute urine retention?

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Acute painful swelling of lower abdomen aso with inability void with full bladder

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Causes AUR?

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  1. Congenital anomalies in children
  2. Acute urethritis(>teenager female)
  3. Posterior urethral stone
  4. Urethral stricture
  5. BPO
  6. Prostate adenocarcinoma
  7. Hysterical
  8. Spinal cord injury
  9. Head injury
  10. Cerebrovascular accidents
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Ttt AUR?

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  1. Sure diagnosis
  2. Fixation urethral catheter (sterilization, lubrication,
    catheter fixation)
    -6-12 F. in children
    -16 F. in adult males.
    -18 F. in adult females.
  3. Fixation suprapubic percutaneous tube
    -Urethral stricture
    -Catheter long period in child
    -Urethral trauma
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Def chronic urine retention?

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Painless swelling of lower abdomen aso with inability void volitionally, aso by overflow incontinence

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Causes CUR

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  1. Neuropathicbladder

2. Causes of acute retention

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Ttt CUR

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  1. Fixation catheter

2. Treatment cause

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