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| Glomerulonephritis; Polycystic Kidney; Pyelonephritis; Renal Calculi – kidney stones; Renal Failure; UTI – urinary tract infection. As We Age ... |
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| UTI; Atrophic urethritis/vaginitis; Pregnancy/Vaginal Delivery/Episiotomy; Stool Impaction; Caffeine; Excess fluid intake; Volume Overload |
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| Ketones (for DKA); leukocyte esterase, WBC (for UTI) ... To evaluate for pancreatitis; BUT,DKA by itself can also increase them! |
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| Staph or Proteus in dogs with struvite urolithiasis and urease-positive UTI; Usually negative in cats with urolithiasis; UTI may complicate metabolic stone |
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| Use in UTI, colitis, Pneumocyctis Pneumonia (AIDS) prevents reoccurrence of rheumatic fever- group A beta hemolytic strep |
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| Nosocomial pneumonia is the 2nd most common hospital-acquired infections after UTI. Accounting for 31 % of all nosocomial infections ... |
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| You decide to image the urinary tract of a child with a documented UTI.DMSA demonstrates scarring and acute infection; no indication if routine UTI ... |
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| Urinary Tract Infection UTI. Normal Bladder. Bladder content sterile; Micturition empties bladder completely; Exfoliation of urethral cells pushes microbes ... |
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| Nephrotic syndrome . Pathophysiology; Primary glomerular disease characterized by: Marked increase in protein in the urine (proteinuria) Decrease in albumin in the blood |
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| Antibiotics not indicated for wound infex unless associated cellulitis; Tylenol 10mg/kg (ped) or 650mg po x1; If suspect pneumonia, bacteremia, UTI, |
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