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______ is another word for stone.
Litho
Most stones contain ______ and may have some ______ in them.
Calcium; phophate
Diet therapy
Reduce calcium and protein ______ for calcium stones.
intake
For uric acid stones place the patient on a low ______ diet e.g., ______ and ______ ______.
purine; shellfish and organ meats
______ is the disease process you have when you have high uric acid levels in your blood.
Gout
Medicine for gout is ______.
G: allopurinol; T: zyloprin
For oxalate stones avoid ______, ______, ______, ______, and ______.
spinish, choocolate, coffee, tea, peanuts
Nephrolithotomy is?
cutting into the kidney to remove the stone
Nephrectomy is?
removal of the kidney
Pyelolithotomy is?
cutting into pelvis of kidney to remove a stone
Ureterolithotomy is?
removing stones from the ureter
Cystotomy is?
removing stonesfrom the bladder, bladder stones can be as large as oranges
Cystolitholapaxy is?
inserting instrument into the urethra into the bladder and they crush the stone
Complications of any renal surgery are?
paralytic ileus (paralysis of the intestines) - it's not waking up after surgery
Symptoms of paralytic ileus are?
Post op two days they have abdominal distention, nausea/vomiting, and absent bowel sounds.
Ureteral stents allow for a ______ ureter after surgery.
patent
The ureters are very small, and after surgery there is alot of edema and swelling which can ______ off the flow of urine and back up in the kidney's causing ______ leading to ______.
cut; hydronephrosis; infection.
Ureteral stents are placed down the ureters and go into the bladder out the urethra in order to keep that ______ open so urine can drain.
ureter