Clinical Presentations in Renal Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

asymptomatic haematuria/proteinuria

A

glomerulonephritis

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2
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Pyelonephritis

A

rapid, symptoms appearing over 1-2 days

Loin pain, fever, rigors, vomiting

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3
Q

simple cysts

A

most often incidental finding

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4
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abdo mass, haematuria, CRF, hypertension, usually in adult life

A

ADPKD

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5
Q

abdominal mass in child

A

nephroblastoma (Wilm’s tumour)

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6
Q

Abdo mass, haematuria, flank pain, POLYCYTHAEMIA + HYPERCALCAEMIA

A

renal cell carcinoma

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7
Q

haematuria, exposure to dues or rubber

A

transitional cell carcinoma

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8
Q

Long standing cystitis cystica

A

adenocarcinoma

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9
Q

ulcerating tumour of glands/prepuce of penis

A

SCC

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10
Q

Inability to urinate, increasing pain

A

acute urinary retention

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11
Q

sudden severe colicky pain, loin to groin

A

renal calculus

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12
Q

acutely painful scotum, adolescent often woken from sleep

Testin high in scrotum, lies transversely and there is absence of cremasteric reflex

A

tortion of spermatic cord

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13
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localised tenderness at upper pole and blue dot sign in testis

A

torsion of testicular appendages

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14
Q

dysuria, pyrexia, history of UTI/urethritis

Cremasteric reflex is present

A

epididymitis

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15
Q

painful swelling of foreskin distal to phimotic ring

A

paraphymosis

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16
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starts as cellulitis in male genitals, swollen, tender, erthematous, systemic toxicity, dark purple areas

A

Fourneir’s gangrene

17
Q

fever, vomiting, flank pain, usually in diabetics

A

emphysematous pyelonephritis

18
Q

flank mass, may be pyrexial, insidious onset

A

perinephric abscess

19
Q

suprapubic/abdo pain, unable to void, suprapubic tenderness, lower abdominal bruising, diminished bowel sounds

A

bladder injury

20
Q

often after pelvic fracture

A

bladder injury

21
Q

blood at meatus, unable to pass urine, butterfly perieal haematoma, palpably full bladder, high riding prostate

A

urethra injury

22
Q

frequency, urgency, incomplete bladder emptying, need to push or strain, haematuria, p, hesistancy

23
Q

Majority asymptomatic, piceked up by PSA tests, assymetry, nodular, fixed craggy max

A

prostate cancer

24
Q

white patches, scarring, bleeding at prepuce/glans of penis

A

balanitis xerotica obliterans

25
red raised, fungating mass on penis, foul smelling
SCC
26
huge, palpable bladder, chronic retention, insensible incontinence, wet at night, renal impairment
overflow incontinence
27
frequency, small voided volumes, urgency eg caused by running water
urge incontinence
28
Urine leaks during increased intra abdo presure, may have had children
stress incontinence