non-renal diseases Flashcards

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what is cystitis

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persistent inflammation which results in squamous metaplasia

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what are the causes of cystitis

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parasites and mycotic infection
aseptic
in-dwelling catheters

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what is the type of cystitis that is aseptic

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interstitial cystitis

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what are the symptoms of cystitis

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UTI symptoms

pain

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what is cystitis cystica

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infolding of the bladder mucosa, it is a non-specific sign of inflammation

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what does diverticulae in the bladder result in

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stagnant urine

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what are the symptoms of diverticulae in the bladder

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infections
stones
cancer

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list some causes of obstruction in the urinary system

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prostatism
stones
tumours
strictures

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what are the symptoms of obstruction

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persistent back pressure
dilation of the collecting ducts = hydronephrosis
trabeculated bladder muscle

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what is the investigation of obstruction

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CT cystography

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what are the causes of bladder outflow obstruction

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BPH
urethral stricture
prostate cancer
bladder stones 
drugs
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what drugs would cause bladder outflow obstruction

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anti-cholingerics

nasal decongestants

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what are the symptoms that would make you suspect cancer in bladder outflow obstruction

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haemturia
subprapubic pain
recurrent UTIs
weight loss

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what are the symptoms of bladder outflow obstruction

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frequency/urgency 
nocturia 
bed-wetting
hesitancy 
poor/intermittent flow/dribbling
enlarged bladder/kidney/prostate
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what are the investigations of bladder outflow obstruction

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IPSS or LUTS questionaire
PR/abdo exam
frequency-volume chart 
urinalysis
PSA
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what investigation would you do if the PSA was elevated and the ado exam was abnormal

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transrectal US

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what symptom would make you suspect high pressure chronic retention

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bedwetting

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what is the treatment for a bladder causing bladder outflow obstruction

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muscle relaxants: beta agonist = morabegron or betmiga

or anti-cholinergics

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what is the treatment for a prostate causing bladder outflow obstruction

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alpha blocker = tamsulosin
5-alpha reductase inhibitor
transurethral resection

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what is urinary incontinence

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involuntary leakage of urine

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what are the types of urinary incontinence

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stress
urge
mixed

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what is stress urinary incontinence

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leakage on exertion or effort

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what causes stress urinary incontinence

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bladder neck or urethral hypermobility

AND/OR

neuromuscluar defect resulting in sphincter deficiency

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what is urge urinary incontinence

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leakage accompanied by or immediately preceded by urgency

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what causes urge urinary incontinence
bladder overactivity or pathology irritating the bladder
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what causes a constant leakage of urine
fistula between bladder and vagina | presence of ectopic ureter draining into vagina
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what causes a post-micturition dribble
urine pooling the the bladder urethra
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what are the symptoms of urinary incontinence
``` pain haematuria recurrent UTI significant voiding/obstruction symptoms history of pelvic surgery/radiotherapy mass ```
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what are the investigations of urinary incontinence
``` abdo/PR/pelvic exam urinalysis ± culture flow rate and post-voiding residue pad testing imaging/cystoscopy ```
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what are the conservative treatments of urinary incontinence
pelvic floor exercises biofeedback lifestyle: weight, fluid intake
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what medication can be given to treat STRESS urinary incontinence
duloxetine
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what is the surgical treatment of urinary incontinence
``` injections retropubic suspension = female stress suburethral tapes and slings artifical urinary sphincter ileal conduit urinary diversion ```
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what is an overactive bladder
collection of symptoms usually affecting >40s
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what are the symptoms of an overactive bladder
urgency ± urge incontinence frequency nocturia
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what medication is given to treat an overactive bladder
anti-cholingerics | beta agonists = mirabegron/betmiga
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what is diabetic nephropathy
microvascular complication that develops over time due to metabolic and vascular effects
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what are the symptoms of diabetic nephropathy
``` renal hypertrophy inflammation proteinuria tubule-intestital fibrosis microalbuminuria ```
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what causes the renal hypertrophy in diabetic nephropathy, what does it result in
plasma glucose stimulates growth factors resulting in mesangial expansion and nodule formation/diffuse glomerulosclerosis
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what causes proteinuria in diabetic nephropathy
basement membrane thickening | podocyte dysfunction
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what investigation must you do if haematuria is present in diabetic nephropathy
biopsy
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how does ischaemic neuropathy affect the kidneys
caused reduced GFR due to reduced renal blood flow beyond the level of auto regulatory compensation
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what is hypertensive neuropathy
reduction in renal perfusion pressure activates a series of hormonal and neuronal responses that raise systemic BP
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who is usually affected by renal artery stenosis
males >50 unilaterally
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what are the symptoms of renal artery stenosis
``` hypertension AKI after treatment of high BP flash pulmonary oedema abdominal bruit discrepancy in kidney size ```
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what are the investigations of renal artery stenosis
US | CT or MRI angiography
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what is the treatment of renal artery stenosis
statin ACEI (unless bilateral) anti-platelet angioplasty ± stenting
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what is fibromuscular dysplasia
non-inflammatory disease of the blood vessels that causes abnormal growth within the artery walls
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who is affected by fibromuscular dysplasia
females 15-50
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what vessels are affected by fibromuscular dysplasia
both renal arteries | occasionally cerebral arteries
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what is dysproteinaemia
overproduction of Ig by clonal expansion of cells from B-cell lineage
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what is myeloma
cancer of the plasma cells responsible for producing antibodies
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how does myeloma affect the kidneys
abnormal plasma cells accumulate in the bone marrow impairing the production of normal blood cells. paraproteins (abnormal antibodies) are the produced which causes renal dysfunction
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what is the classic presentation of myeloma
back pain and renal failure
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what are the symptoms of myeloma
``` anaemia hypercalcaemia renal failure bone pain weakness/fatigue weight loss ```
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what are the renal symptoms of myeloma
monoclonal Ig deposition in glomeruli dehydration hypercalcaemia
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what investigation are done for myeloma, what would you expect to find
bllods = free light chains urine = bence jones proteins bone marrow & renal biopsy skeletal survey
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what is the treatment of myeloma
chemo stem cell transplant plasma exchange
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what is small vessel vasculitis, who does it affect
inflammation of small blood vessels 50-70yrs
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what are the types of small vessel vasculitis
GPA microscopic polyangiitis Churg-strauss
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what are the systemic symptoms of small vessel vasculitis
fever weight loss anorexia malaise
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what are the systems involved in small vessel vasculitis caused by GPA
resp renal systemic
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what are the immunological marker for small vessel vasculitis
ANCA Anti-MPO = microscopic polyangiitis anti-PR3 = GPA
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what is lupus/SLE, who'd does it usually affect
chronic inflammatory disease of unknown origin women 20-30
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what are the symptoms of SLE
malar rash photosensitivity renal disease systemic
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what are the renal symptoms of SLE
lupus nephritis proteinuria granular casts
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what are the immunological markers for SLE
anti-DNA antibody | anti-SM antibody
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how would you treat the renal issues of SLE
hydroxycholorquine steroids add cyclophosphamide or MFF add azathioprine