Urinary System
Symptoms
Medications
Risk Factors
Treatment
100

Where stones form

Kidney

100

Can be measured with thermometer

Fever

100

Non-narcotic analgesic; can be given IM

Toradol

100

Thirsty

Dehydration

100

You hope they're small and painless because you'll have to...

urinate them out

200

Where pain is mostly felt

Ureters

200

Blood in urine

Hematuria

200

Turns urine orange; better flush the toilet twice!

AZO

200

High BMI

Obesity

200

If they are bigger than 5mm

lithotripsy

300

No pain once it reaches this point

Bladder

300

Pain above waist line

Flank pain

300

This will allow the patient to control how much pain medication they receive at a time. It must always remain locked.

PCA Pump

300

A1c higher than 7

Diabetes

300

If the first two don't work, you'll have to get one of these. The tubes may be visible on your lower back

Stent

400

Exit

Urethra

400

Better have a bucket nearby

Emesis

400

May need this if you have an elevated WBC

Antibiotic

400

If stones are made of this acid, you also have gout.

Uric Acid

400

You may have to give up your favorite foods

Diet

500

If this is inflamed, it can block the stone from exiting; found only in males

Prostate

500

Warning before needing the bucket

Nausea

500

Better have an order for this so patient doesn't vomit

Antiemetic/antinausea

500

Beverage of choice instead of water

Pop/Soda

500

The jury is still out on whether or not this juice helps

Cranberry

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