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Most common organism for UTI

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E.coli

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Most common UTI organism for women with STI’s

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S. saprophyticus

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Why is asymptomatic UTI in pregnancy dangerous

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can precipitate pre-term labor

increased risk for PN

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Criteria for uncomplicated UTI

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lack of systemic symptoms and low-risk patient

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UTIs are more common in boys or girls during infancy

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boys

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UTI labs

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  • dipstick: leukocytes positive
  • nitrites: negative or positive (e.coli will be positive)
  • sometimes hematuria
  • C&S: (midstream) positive if >100,000 CFU/mL with pyuria
  • if with catheter: >1000 is positive
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pyuria

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urine with WBC

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Treatment duration of uncomplicated UTI

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3 days

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Treatment duration for complicated UTI

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5 days

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Uncomplicated UTI treatment

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-Bactrim x 3 days
-Macrobid x 5 days, or fosfomycin x 1 dose, or augmentin x 5-7 days if bacterial resistance >20% or sulfa allergy
Alt: Cipro or levaquin x 3 days
-Pyridium x 2 days PRN dysuria
-increase fluid intake
-avoid high oxalate foods
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Patient population considered as complicated UTi

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  • males
  • poorly controlled DM
  • pregnant women
  • children or elderly
  • immunocompromised
  • recurrent UTI or reinfections
  • anatomical abnormalities
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Complicated UTI treatment

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  • Cipro or Levaquin x 7-10 days

- Bactrim or Suprax 7-10 days

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Treatment for postcoital UTI

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  • Bactrim one tablet after sex

- increase fluids before and after sex

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Antimicrobial prophylaxis for UTI

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Bactrim one tablet HS

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Are UTI’s ever normal in males

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no, refer to urologist

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Recurrent UTI requirement in women

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  • 3 or more UTI’s in 1 year

- or 2 infections within 6 months

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Long-term use of Macrobid is associated with

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  • lung problems
  • chronic hepatitis
  • neuropathy
  • contraindicated with renal insufficiency
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18
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Antibiotic choice for pregnant

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Keflex

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UTI antibiotics to avoid with pregnancy

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  • Macrobid
  • Cipro
  • Levaquin
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Antispasmodic medications

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-Ditropan (oxybutynin)

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Complicated UTI symptoms

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  • fever, chills
  • marked fatigue
  • indicates spread beyond bladder
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Common organisms for acute PN

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  • e.coli
  • K. pneumoniae
  • P. mirabilis
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WBC casts in urine suggests

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pyelonephritis

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PN treatment

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  • refer ED
  • outpatient if mild
  • Fluoroquinolones preferred (if resistance <10%)
  • Rocephin 1 g IM stat single dose if unable to take FQ
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When to refer PN
- pregnant - children - elderly - anatomical abnormalities - DM - etc.
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Next step with dipstick is heme positive
send for microscopic UA order C&S if infection suspected if malignancy suspected send for urine cytology
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Biggest concern with hematuria
bladder cancer
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Benign causes of hematuria
- exercise induced | - resolves in 72 hours
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RBC casts in urine suggest
glomerulonephritis if accompanied by edema, weight gain, dark cola-colored urine or HTN
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Nephrolithiasis is...
kidney stones
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Risk factors for nephrolithiasis
- family history of stones - low fluid intake - gout - bariatric surgery
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Nephrolithiasis presentation
- acute onset of severe flank pain - pain comes in waves - episodes may last from 20-60 minutes - N/V with severe pain - gross or microscopic hematuria - most will pass stone in 48 hours
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Nephrolithiasis treatment
- Toradol injection if not contraindicated - strain urine for several days and bring stone to office for analysis - renal US to determine location and size - urology referral if unable to pass or large stone - Refer to ED if with high fever, extreme pain, or acute renal failure - increase fluid intake - avoid high-oxalate foods
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high oxalate foods
- rhubarb - spinach - beets - chocolate - tea - meats
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Cr level with low muscle mass and normal renal function
decreased serum Cr
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Cr level with high muscle mass and normal renal function
high serum Cr
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What is creatinine
a byproduct of muscle metabolism excreted through kidneys
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CrCl is often done by | what lab is instead used
nephrologists inconvenient for primary care use GFR instead
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Abnormal GFR
<60
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Which cast is always pathological
RBC casts --> refer
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Which cast type is most common
hyaline
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Hyaline casts may present due to
low urine flow dehydration vigorous exercise
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Crystal casts
no clinical significance
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Right kidney placement
sits lower than left due to liver displacement
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Large number of squamous epithelial cells in urine may indicate
contamination
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Use of ___ can increase UTI in females
spermicides | up to 1 year
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Imaging with highest sensitivity/specificity for kidney stones
noncontrast CT
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Initial imaging test for kidney stones
US
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What is BUN
kidneys ability to excrete urea
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What can cause elevated BUN
- acute renal failure - high-protein diet - hemolysis - CHF - drugs
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Few amounts of epithelial cells in urine
normal
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Normal WBC in urine
<10
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If multiple bacteria are present in a urine sample, it is considered
contaminated
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Urine dipstick detects only ___, not microalbumin
albumin
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Organisms that breakdown nitrates to nitrites
- E.coli - Klebsiella - Proteus - Enterobacter - Citrobacter - Pseudomonas
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Urge incontinence
- detrusor instability | - sudden urge to urinate
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Stress incontinence
- sphincter incompetence | - unintentional loss of urine
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Treatment for urinary incontience
- avoid all irritating liquids - weight loss - regular voiding (but not frequent) - Kegel exercises daily x 3 months - minimize fluids at dinner - take diuretics in afternoon
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Overactive bladder medication treatment
- anticholinergics --> Mirabegron (Myrbetriq) fewer side effects - Estrogen for postmenopausal women - pelvic PT, pessaries - surgery
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Urolithiasis vs. nephrolithiasis
- Uro: stones anywhere in urinary system | - Nephro: stones in kidneys
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A positive Prehn sign indicates
epididimytis | -relief of pain with elevation of affected testicle
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Catheter associated UTI organism
Proteus mirabilis

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