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what is hematuria

gross
micro

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
what gross hematiuria is cola color, what about bright
Cola: from kidney

Bright: bladder or urethra
what is the typical presentation of a pt with PSGN
previous UNTREATED strep infection

*edema
what is the most common cause of hematuria worldwide
schistosomiasis

**any blood in urine must be worked up!
what is pseudohematuria and what causes it
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
is a + urine dipstick for blood synomous with hematuria
nope, confirm with micro analysis

False +:
seman
alkaline urine
contamination with perineal cleaning agenst
what can seman in the pee, basic pee, or contamination of pee with perineal cleaners do to UA
test + for blood

+ UA for blood is NOT always hematuria
ok so fale + hematuria on UA due to seman, aalkaline, cleansers. what can cause a flase -
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
what things can make a urine dipstick + for blood
1. Blood
2. False +: seman, basic, cleansers
3. Hemoglobinuria (from hemolysis)
4. Myoglobulinuria (from mm injury)
if your rapid UA is + but the micro is - what are you thinking
1. Hemoglobinuria: increased LDH, bilirubin
2. myoglobinuria: increased CPK

**or false + from seman, basic, cleansers
what are the causes of true hematuria
1. Intrarenal: glomerular, or non glomerular

2. Extrarenal: infection, malignancy, Meds, Stones, Trauma, Irritation, Endometriosis
what are non glomerular renal causes hematuria
malignancy
papillary necrosis
trauma
vascular infectious
what are some of the glomerular renal causes of hematuria
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
what things will tell you if a hematuria is glomerular
1. RBC casts
2. dysmorphic RBC
3. Dark Urine
4. Proteinuria

Non glomerulat menas clots
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
strep tx prevents what? what wotn it prevent
prevents rheumatic fever but NOT PSGN
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
what does the presence of RBC casts or dysmorphic RBC indicate as to the location of problems
glomerular- also dark urine and perhaps proteinurua
what is the role of renal biopsy in the typical pt presenting with PSGN. what would be the findings of EM
biopsy not normally needed

EM: C3 granular supepithelial humps
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
negative, but ASO titer will be high
if BUN and creatinine are elevated what does this imply about GFR
indicated glomerular disease. decreasd GFR
briefly describe the pathogenesis of PSGN
immune complex mediated

GABHS --> AB --> AB:AG deposit --> compliment
does treatment with AB prevent PSGN
nope. it will prevent rheumatic fever
what are the causes of pseudohematuria and what can cause a false - or false + for blood
Pseudohematuria: red pee, no blood
1. Meds
2. Veggies
3. Antiseptics
4. Metabolites

False -
Vit C

False +
seman, soap, basic
hemoglobin
myoglobin
when will the dipstick be + but the microscopic be - for blood
false +

hemoglobin
myoglobbin
schistosomiasis causes what
most common case of hematuria worldwide
does anticoagulant therapy sufficiently explain a persons hematuria
nope, work it up!
recent URI with hematuria can susggest what
1. PSGN: ASO titer is high, C3 low, C4 WNL. PE will show increased BP and edema

2. IgA nephropathy
RBC casts are associated with

WBC casts are associated with
glomerulonephritis

pyelonephritis
if a adult has hematuria w/o glomerular indications (REB cast, dysmorphic RBC, dark urine, protein) how can you rule out malignancy
x ray
cytology
cytoscopy
MDCTU- multidetector CT urography

**in kidss do US
should we screen for hematuria in healthy ppl
nope
what are hte things associated with glomerulonephritis
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 -
so we get the immune complex mediated PSGN after what kind of strep infection
throat (1-3 weeks) or skin (3-6 weeks)

AB:AG complex that activates compliment
what happens to BIN and creatinine in PSGN
increased. indicated renal insufficiency. decreased GFR
whats the tx for PSGN
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
shoujdl K sparring diuretics be given to tx sx of PSGN
NOPE@ give loops
how do we monitor that the PSGN followed a self limited course and healed with no problemo
check C3 (was originally low), shold be normal in 6 weeks

check creatinine- normal in a month

hematuria resolves in 3-6 months
whats alports
X linked

assocaited with renal failure nad deafness in males
what is thin BM disease
causes benign familial hematuria

**fx hx of hematuria but not renal failure
what is goodpasture (anti glomerular BM disease)
pulm hemmorage
*autoimmune disease: deposits lead to
-glomerulonephritis
-pulm hemmoarage
-ANTI GBM AB

*+ ANCA

**aggressive, mortality high
IgA nephropahty aka bergers disease is
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)
what is the work up for + RBC in an adult
1. H & P
2. BUN/Creatinine
3. MDCTU
4. Urine Cytology, x first 3 voids
5. Cytology/ureteroscopy