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8 Cards in this Set
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HX: A 34 year old male presents with hematuria and the following associated findings: discomfort with urination, frequent urination, suprapubic pressure, pain at the urethra, vomiting and a temperature elevation. Past medical history is unremarkable.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings include: abdominal guarding. There are no other physical findings. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: dark colored urine, bloody urine with occasional blood clots, nitrites, abnormal pH, bacturia, pyuria and proteinuria. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGICAL studies are normal |
urinary tract infection (nitrate, bacteria)
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HX: A 21 year old male presents with hematuria and the following associated findings: urinary frequency. Past medical history includes: recent weight loss and high blood pressure.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings include: an abdominal mass and distension. There are no other physical findings. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS is normal. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGICAL studies are normal. |
renal tumor (weight loss, abdominal mass)
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HX: A 27 year old male presents with bloody urine and the following associated findings: suprapubic pressure, groin discomfort, side pain, pain at the urethra and nausea. Past medical history includes: gout.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings are unremarkable. There are no other physical findings. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: bloody urine with occasional blood clots. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGY: a ureteral stone on the flat plate and hydronephrosis is reported following an IVP. |
renal/ureteral stones (hx of gout, hydronephrosis)
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HX: A 55 year old male presents with hematuria and the following associated findings: discomfort with urination, frequent urination at night time, groin discomfort, flank pain and a temperature elevation. Past medical history includes: high blood pressure.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings are unremarkable. EXTREMITIES: 2 millimeter lower extremity edema. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: pyuria and proteinuria. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGICAL studies are normal. |
nephritis (edema, hypertension)
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HX: A 41 year old female presents with hematuria and the following associated findings: nocturia, groin pain, flank pain and nausea. Past medical history includes: low hemoglobin and a recent fall down a flight of stairs.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings include: an abdominal mass and marked abdominal tenderness. There are no other physical findings. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: gross hematuria. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGY: a questionable pelvic lesion on flat plate is reported. |
renal trauma
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HX: A 58 year old female presents with bloody urine and the following associated findings: discomfort with urination, nocturia, groin discomfort, flank pain, nausea and vomiting and fever. Past medical history includes: recent weight loss.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings are unremarkable. There are no other physical findings. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: brown colored urine, abnormal pH, pyuria and proteinuria. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGICAL studies are normal. |
nephritis (NOT renal tumor)
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HX: A 43 year old female presents with bloody urine and the following associated findings: none. Past medical history includes: recent weight loss and joint pain.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings include: an abdominal mass. EXTREMITIES: 4 millimeter lower extremity edema. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: the urine is grossly bloody and proteinuria. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGICAL studies are normal. |
renal tumor (NOT nephritis)
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HX: A 37 year old female presents with hematuria and the following associated findings: groin pain, flank pain and nausea. Past medical history includes: renal stones and a recent car accident.
PE/ABDOMINAL findings are unremarkable. There are no other physical findings. LABS/URINE ANALYSIS reveals the following abnormalities: abnormal pH and proteinuria. CBC: is normal. RADIOLOGY: a ureteral stone on the flat plate. |
renal stone (NOT trauma)
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