GU Exam Flashcards

1
Q

UA for glomerular cause of hematuria

A

red cell casts
no blood clots
dysmorphic RBCs (acanthocytes)
red to brown urine color

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2
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UA for non glomerular cause of hematuria

A

white cell casts (& other)
blood clots
pink to red color

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3
Q

Acidemia

A

arterial pH < 7.35

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4
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Alkalemia

A

arterial pH > 7.45

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5
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Anion gap equation

A

[Na] - ([Cl] + [HCO3])

normal 10 - 12

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6
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When do you use Winters formula?

A

when a pt has metabolic acidosis and you want to know the expected pCO2 response

[1.5(HCO3)] + 8 +/- 2

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7
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What is the Winters formula?

A

[1.5(HCO3)] + 8 +/- 2

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8
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What is the delta gap equation?

A

Change in AG/ change in HCO3

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9
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How do you determine if a pt with metabolic alkalosis has PCO2 compensating as expected?

A

0.7(change in HCO3 from normal) + 40

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