UTI Flashcards

1
Q

Causes of UTI - bacterial

A

E.coli
P.mirabilis
Klebsiella spp
Enterococci
Enterobacter
S.saprophyticus

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2
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Clinical features of UTI

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Urinary frequency
Dysuria
Haematuria
Foul smell/cloudy urine
Urgency/incontinrnvr
Suprapubic pain and tenderness
Loin/flank pain
Rigors
Pyrecia
Nausea + V
Acute confusional state - deliruim - elderly

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3
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Risk factors UTI

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Female - pregnancy
Increasing age
Catheter
Abnormal urethra
Incomplete bladder emptying
Sexual activity/new partner
Use of spermicide
Diabetes
INsititutionalsied
Immunocompromised/suppressed

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4
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Complications of UTI

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Pyelonephritis
Perinephric and intrarenal abscess
Hydronephrosis, pyonephrosis
Aki
sepsis

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5
Q

Why are women more likely to get UTI

A

Shorter urethra thats closer to anus

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6
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How does vaginal oestrgoen therapy in menopausal women affect likelihood of UTI?

A

Protective against UTIs

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7
Q

First line treatment for lower UTI

A

Nitrofurantoin

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8
Q

What are red flags in UTI for sepsis potential

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Haematuria
Loin pain
Rigors
Nausea
Vomitting
Altered mental state

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9
Q

When is a UTI likely from a urine dipstick result? in a woman

A

Positive for nitrites or
leukocytes and RBCs

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10
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When do yuo send urine for further testing in UTI for a woman (results of dipstick only)

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If nitrites AND leukocytes, send for further testing - equally likely something else

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11
Q

Which women should you always send urine sample for urine culture in when suspect lower UTI?

A

Pregnancy
>65
Persistent sympotms not resolving on antibiotics
Recurrent UTI
Catheter in situ or refvent
Risk factors for resistance or complicated UTI
Atypical symptoms
Haematurie - visible or non

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12
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Risk factors for resistance or complciated UTI

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abnormalities of genitourinary tract, renal impairment, residence in a long term care facility, hospitalisation for more than 7 days in the last 6 months, recent travel to a country with increased resistance or previous resistant UTI.

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13
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Management of lower UTI

A

Nitrofurantoin 100mg modieied release twice a day for 3 dyas
Simple analgesia
Fluids - dehydration avoid

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14
Q

When do you not give nitrofurantoin in lower UTI?

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If eGFR <45

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15
Q

What give when eGFR under 45 in lower UTI

A

Trimethoprin 200mg twice a day for 3 days

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16
Q

2nd line - no improvement in symptoms for 48 hours on 1st line UTI

A

Swap from tri to Nitrofurantoin
Pivemcillinam 400mg initial dose then 200mg 3 x a dya for 3 days
Fofomycin 3g single dose

17
Q

What suspect with haematuria

A

Pyelonephritits
Urological cancer
Gynaecological cancer
CKD

18
Q

Management of recurrent UTI

A

Advice on hygeine etc
Consider prophylactic antibiotic

19
Q

When can you offer amoxicillin in UTI

A

if culutre has returned and bacteria is sensitive
2nd line in pregnant women, 3rd in non pregnant catheterised