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Bladder Cancer S/S

visible painless hematuria, alteration in voiding, pelvic or back pain

Bladder Cancer Dx

CT, biopsy, urinalysis, cystoscopy, IVP, urine cytology

Bladder Cancer RF

>55yo men, smoking, carcinogens, UTIs, stones, alkaline urine, high cholesterol, pelvic radiation, prostate or colon radiation/cancers, cervical cancer radiation

Bladder Cancer Tx

TURB, immunotherapy, chemotherapy, radiation, surgery

Stricture S/S

dysuria, difficulty voiding, slow stream, spray stream, increased urgency and frequency, decreased output, incontinence, blood in semen, pelvic pain, decreased abdominal pain, bloody dark urine, discharge, redness and swelling of the penis, retention, increased lymph, distended bladder, large tender prostate

Stricture Dx

urine flow rate, post-void residual, urinalysis, culture, test for chlamydia and gonorrhea, cytoscopy to confirm, retrograde urethrogram to confirm

Stricture RF

scarring, STDs in males, urethritis, BPH, Catheters or -scopy, disease, injury, rarely-tumors

Stricture Tx

suprapubic catheter and dilation. stents, may need surgery urethroplasty


post-dilation: hot sitz bath, non-narcotic analgesics, antimicrobials

Renal Cancer RF

men >40, hx of smoking, family history of kidney cancer, exposure to toxins, obesity

Renal Cancer S/S

only in 10%, hematuria, pain, mass in flank, (wt loss, weakness, anemia), rusty urine, colicky pain, dull back pain, organ enlargement, increased RBC (urine AND serum), increased Ca

Renal Cancer Dx:

urine cytology


IVP, cystoscopy, nephrotomygram, renal angiogram, ultrasound, CT, liver function test for metastasis, bone scan

Renal Cancer Tx:

nephrectomy, palliative radiation,

Renal Cancer Teaching:

hospital for 2-7 days, light activity after, and strenuous activity >6 weeks.


preop: fluids, Abx, PT/PTT, fear of loss of kidneys and need for dialysis


postop: hemorrhage/shock, paralytic ileus, abd distension, abx, heparin, NG, fluids and blood, nephrostomy tube, ureteral stints

Bladder Cancer teaching:

ileal conduit: intestines, stoma, bag


continent urinary reservoir: kock pouch or cath


cutaneous ureterostomy: ureter thru skin


indiana patch: ileocecal, catheter to empty


ureterosigmoidostomy: pee through rectum


vesicostomy: bladder through abd wall


FOLLOW UP 3-6 months

Urolithiasis RF

too much salts, precipitation via dehydration, growth via crystallization, absence of stone inhibitors (pyrophosphates, citrate, and magnesium)


Urolithiasis S/S

flank or back pain, radiating, colicky, N/V, urinary frequency/urgency, hematuria, diarrhea, abd discomfort, painful night urination, urinary hesitancy, fever, chills, abnormal urine color, tender abdomen,

Urolithiasis Dx:

IVP, abd Xray, CT, renal MRI, KUB, blood chemistry, kidney ultrasound

Urolithiasis Tx:

strain urine, pain relief, moist heat to back, ambulate, fluids to 3,000-4,000mL/day, lower protein, sodium, oxalate, drink every 1-2 hrs, avoid sudden increase in temperatures

Urolithiasis complications:

recurrance, UTI, obstruction, damage, loss of function

Calcium Stones

combines with oxalate (avoid spinach, strawberry, chocolate, tea, peanuts, wheat bran, rhubarb),


restrict sodium and protein


thiazides


acidify urine

Uric Acid

associated with Gout


allopurinol (zyloprim)


alkaline urine


decrease purines (shellfish, anchovies, asparagus, mushrooms, organ meat)

Cystine

hereditary


decrease protein


alkaline the urine

struvite

d/t UTI


Antibiotics


acidify urine

Nephrotic Syndrome S/S

piting edema, generalized edema, acites, malaise, HA, irritation, anti-clq antibodies, massive proteinuria, lipiduria, hypoalbuminimia, hyperlipidemia,

Nephrotic Syndrome Dx:

urinary casts and WBC, needle biopsy, proteinuria,

Nephrotic Syndrome Tx

bed rest, increase protein diet, decrease Na and fat, increase K, diuretics, ace-inhibitors, anti-neoplastic or immune suppressants, monitor I&O, report deteriorating conditions

Glomerulonephritis RF

strep infection, impetigo, URI, epstein-barr

Glomerulonephritis S/S

cola-colored urine, hematuria, proteinuria, H/A, facial edema, flank pain and renal failure, HTN, large edematous kidneys, hypoalbuminimia, increased BUN and creatinine, anemia

Glomerulonephritis Dx

kidney biopsy

Glomerulonephritis Tx

bedrest, Abx, plasmaphoresis, diuretics, antiHTN, temp dialysis, immunosuppressants, RESTRICT protein and sodium

Glomerulonephritis chronic S/S

HTN, nosebleed, edema, increased BUN and crea, N/V/A/HA, seizures, renal insufficiency (yellow-grey skin, periorbital edema, HTN, retinal hemorrhage, cardiomegaly, peripheral neuropathy

Glomerulonephritis chronic Dx:

UA, check e- (elevated K), metabolic acidosis, anemia, decreased albumin and Ca, increased phosphate and magnesium, high quality protein, bedrest with HOB elevated, daily wt, diuretic, dialysis

Pyelonephritis S/S

chills and fever, back pain, flank pain, V/N/HA, malaise, costovertebral pain, enlarged kidney, pyuria, WBC in urine

Pyelonephritis Dx:

WBC, RBC in UA, culture, blood culture, IVP, CT, f/u 2 weeks after Abx, pyelolithotomy, nephrectomy

Pyelonephritis chronic:

scar tissue, severe HTN, complications: stones, fatigue, HA, poor apetite, excess urine, wt loss, IVP, BUN creatinine clearance, UA

Urethritis S/S

burn, pain, decreased abd discomfort, pyuria,


d/t e.coli, herpes, etc

Urethritis Tx

Abx, avoid irritants, teach hygiene, safe sex,

UTI's RF

reflux, >65, etc

UTI's S/S

pressure in the lower pelvis, frequency, dysuria, nocturnal, urgency, clowdy, odor, hematuria, back and pelvis pain

UTI's Dx

urinalysis, culture, KUB

UTI Tx:

clean genitals, showers vs baths, wipe, good fluids, void after sex, cotton undies, Abx, acid-ash foods (cranberries, prunes, plums), good cath-care,

Complications of Catheterization

trauma, sepsis, bacteruria, CAUTI,


*prevent rapid decompression >750-1000mL clamp for 30min*