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what is hematuria |
blood in the urine- gross or micro
Gross: visible to naked eye. SERIOUS. cola color when from kidney. Bright when from bladder or urethra, can have clots Micro: detected by dipstick, then confirmed |
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what gross hematiuria is cola color, what about bright
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Cola: from kidney
Bright: bladder or urethra |
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what is the typical presentation of a pt with PSGN
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previous UNTREATED strep infection
*edema |
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what is the most common cause of hematuria worldwide
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schistosomiasis
**any blood in urine must be worked up! |
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what is pseudohematuria and what causes it
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red urine (-) for blood
1. meds 2. veggies 3. Antiseptics- iodine 4. metabolites Can also have false + for blood of urine has seman, basic, or cleaners in it |
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is a + urine dipstick for blood synomous with hematuria
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nope, confirm with micro analysis
False +: seman alkaline urine contamination with perineal cleaning agenst |
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what can seman in the pee, basic pee, or contamination of pee with perineal cleaners do to UA
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test + for blood
+ UA for blood is NOT always hematuria |
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ok so fale + hematuria on UA due to seman, aalkaline, cleansers. what can cause a flase -
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vit C is large amts- more rare
**highly sensitive test so typically a neg is a neg but a + can sometimes be false **confirm with micro analysis |
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what things can make a urine dipstick + for blood
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1. Blood
2. False +: seman, basic, cleansers 3. Hemoglobinuria (from hemolysis) 4. Myoglobulinuria (from mm injury) |
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if your rapid UA is + but the micro is - what are you thinking
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1. Hemoglobinuria: increased LDH, bilirubin
2. myoglobinuria: increased CPK **or false + from seman, basic, cleansers |
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what are the causes of true hematuria
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1. Intrarenal: glomerular, or non glomerular
2. Extrarenal: infection, malignancy, Meds, Stones, Trauma, Irritation, Endometriosis |
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what are non glomerular renal causes hematuria
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malignancy
papillary necrosis trauma vascular infectious |
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what are some of the glomerular renal causes of hematuria
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PRIMARY
alport syndrome- x linked, hearing loss too IgA nephrophathy- recent URI thin BM disease SECONDARY: goodpastures henoch schoniein purpura post infectious glomerulonephritis lupus wegners: vasculitity. upper airway, lung, kidney. C ANA |
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what things will tell you if a hematuria is glomerular
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1. RBC casts
2. dysmorphic RBC 3. Dark Urine 4. Proteinuria Non glomerulat menas clots |
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if you have clots and hematuria where is the blood coming from
if you have RBC casts, dysmorphic RBC, dark urine, and proteinuria where did the blood come from |
renal in each case
*glomerular **non glomerular |
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strep tx prevents what? what wotn it prevent
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prevents rheumatic fever but NOT PSGN
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what are hte expected values in PSGN
1. C3 2. C4 3. ASO |
1. C3 decreased
2. C4 WNL 3. ASO increased **if it were IgA nephropathy |
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what does the presence of RBC casts or dysmorphic RBC indicate as to the location of problems
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glomerular- also dark urine and perhaps proteinurua
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what is the role of renal biopsy in the typical pt presenting with PSGN. what would be the findings of EM
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biopsy not normally needed
EM: C3 granular supepithelial humps |
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at the time of presentaiton of a pt with PSGN what is likely to be the result of a rapid sccreenin test for the presence of b hemolytic strep
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negative, but ASO titer will be high
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if BUN and creatinine are elevated what does this imply about GFR
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indicated glomerular disease. decreasd GFR
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briefly describe the pathogenesis of PSGN
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immune complex mediated
GABHS --> AB --> AB:AG deposit --> compliment |
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does treatment with AB prevent PSGN
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nope. it will prevent rheumatic fever
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what are the causes of pseudohematuria and what can cause a false - or false + for blood
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Pseudohematuria: red pee, no blood
1. Meds 2. Veggies 3. Antiseptics 4. Metabolites False - Vit C False + seman, soap, basic hemoglobin myoglobin |
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when will the dipstick be + but the microscopic be - for blood
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false +
hemoglobin myoglobbin |
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schistosomiasis causes what
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most common case of hematuria worldwide
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does anticoagulant therapy sufficiently explain a persons hematuria
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nope, work it up!
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recent URI with hematuria can susggest what
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1. PSGN: ASO titer is high, C3 low, C4 WNL. PE will show increased BP and edema
2. IgA nephropathy |
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RBC casts are associated with
WBC casts are associated with |
glomerulonephritis
pyelonephritis |
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if a adult has hematuria w/o glomerular indications (REB cast, dysmorphic RBC, dark urine, protein) how can you rule out malignancy
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x ray
cytology cytoscopy MDCTU- multidetector CT urography **in kidss do US |
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should we screen for hematuria in healthy ppl
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nope
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what are hte things associated with glomerulonephritis
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1. inflammatory- RBC casts, dysmorphic RBC,
2. hematuria 3. edema 4. HTN 5. recent sore throat 6. increased BUN creatinine--> DECREASED GFR 7. icnreased ASO (NOT INCREASED RELATIVE TO DISEASE), decreased C4, C4 WNL 8 rapid strem can be - |
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so we get the immune complex mediated PSGN after what kind of strep infection
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throat (1-3 weeks) or skin (3-6 weeks)
AB:AG complex that activates compliment |
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what happens to BIN and creatinine in PSGN
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increased. indicated renal insufficiency. decreased GFR
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whats the tx for PSGN
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self limited, most children recover completly
*tx aimed at sx: mgmt of HTN and fluid retention- use LOOPS NOT K sparring *diet to decrease salt adn protein and K **AB to stop carrier state but wont affect disease |
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shoujdl K sparring diuretics be given to tx sx of PSGN
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NOPE@ give loops
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how do we monitor that the PSGN followed a self limited course and healed with no problemo
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check C3 (was originally low), shold be normal in 6 weeks
check creatinine- normal in a month hematuria resolves in 3-6 months |
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whats alports
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X linked
assocaited with renal failure nad deafness in males |
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what is thin BM disease
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causes benign familial hematuria
**fx hx of hematuria but not renal failure |
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what is goodpasture (anti glomerular BM disease)
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pulm hemmorage
*autoimmune disease: deposits lead to -glomerulonephritis -pulm hemmoarage -ANTI GBM AB *+ ANCA **aggressive, mortality high |
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IgA nephropahty aka bergers disease is
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most common cause of glomerulonephritis world wide
**associatd with URI **ASO and compliment are normal (PSGN is high ASO, low C3) **onset 5 days after infectino (PSGN is weeks) **hematuria is presistent (PSGN goes away in 6 mo) |
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what is the work up for + RBC in an adult
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1. H & P
2. BUN/Creatinine 3. MDCTU 4. Urine Cytology, x first 3 voids 5. Cytology/ureteroscopy |