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Upper tract Obstruction
Lower tract Obstruction & UTI
Glomerular Disorders + Renal Failure
Compensatory Hypertrophy will it or nah?
100

type of pain with kidney stones and what causes this pain

Flank to Groin (pain gets worse) 

stag horn appearance moving through kidney that cause small "cuts" in muscle tissue... when urine passes through it can cause burning from the salts in urine

100

masses of crystals, protein or other substances that can obstruct urinary tract

what is the most common mineral seen?

- Renal Calculi 

- Calcium (calcium oxaiate & calcium phosphate)

100

Bladder Contracting vs. Bladder Not contracting (names)

Detrusor Hyperreflexia & Detrusor areflexia

100

decreased GFR d/t vasodilation, ^ Cap Permeability, reduced creatinine clearance

Glomerular Nephritis 

100

only have one kidney

Yes, bc the remaining kidney will double in size 

200

#1 risk factor of bladder tumors 

Smoking

200

treatment for kidney stone 

increase fluid intake, low dietary intake of stone forming substance, stone removal 

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water will help mobilize the stone to pee out

200

Tell me about renal cell carcinoma

highly aggressive, asymptomatic til stage 4

200

AKI is commonly caused by 

Hypovolemic shock 

200

Chronic Pyelonephritis 

Yes

300

#1 Risk manifestation in UTI

Cloudy Urine aka dead neutrophils

300

after obstruction, is it normal to pee more or less? say the term

More & its called post obstructive diuresis

300

the part most inflamed in lower UTI

the part most inflamed in upper UTI

Trigone - urine exit out of bladder 

Renal Pelvis

300

Protein in Urine

Protein + RBC in urine

Nephrotic Syndrome 

Nephritic Syndrome (worse) 

300

Acute Cystitis 

No because its acute 

400

scarring from chronic pyelonephritis is from... and what important manifestation would you see 

Reoccurring kidney stones and Fever 

400

#1 risk factor in supersaturation (growth into a stone via crystallization) 

Calcium Carbonate (antacids/tums)

Need Vitamin D to neutralize it.

400

makes someone more susceptible to UTI 

urinary frequency, female (shorter urethra), Poor hygiene, diabetes

400

Most severe renal failure and why

Chronic Renal Failure, irreversible loss (affect both kidneys) - HTN, diabetes can lead to EOD

400

1. Hydroureter 

2. Hydronephrosis

3. Neurogenic Bladder 

1. Yes

2. YES

3.  No

500

the difference between neurogenic bladder & Dyssynergia 

nothing.. its the same.

500

renal calculi start at which part of the kidney

is it painful as it gets bigger?

Minor Calyces

No, kidney stones are painless in progression

500

a pt was told they had a Renal Adenoma, the provider says they need to remove the whole kidney.. why is this the best treatment

since the extent of the tumor is unknown, the provider might suggest to remove the kidney if its already causing poor kidney function.

500

Symptoms of Chronic Renal Failure 

Proteinuria, Uremia 

LOW creatinine, LOW urea clearance

Fluid and electrolyte imbalance

acid base imbalance 

Anemia d/t low EPO


500

Chronic Kidney disease  & ESRD 

No compensatory hypertrophy 

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Why? Because it affects both kidneys. ur out of luck.