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| lower tract UTI can be what 2 |
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| kids cannot completely empty the bladder which is what |
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| UTI more common in girls because of |
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| symptoms of pyelonephritis include |
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| fever, vomiting, chills and hx of uti |
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| what is a common cause of UTI in kids |
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| onset of toilet training could lead to |
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| a baby with a fever may have what |
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| newborn production of urine si what |
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| diagnosis of enuriesis is based on what |
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| 2 times a week for 3 months, over 5 years old |
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| what must you rule out to dx enuresis |
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| wake up during the night to take to pee |
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| what is usually given for bedwetting |
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| antidiuretic, vasopressin (DDAVP), anticholinergic, antidepressant |
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| kids who have vesicoureteral reflux must be on what |
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| kids with nephrotic syndrome usually have what complications |
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| hyperalbuminuria, hypoalbuminemia, hypovolemia, ascites |
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| what med is given to treat nehrotic syndrome |
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| steroids (prednisone), immunosupressants, diuretics |
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| post streptococcal glomerulonephritis is what kind of disease |
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| what tests for previous strep infection |
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| what can a chest Xray show with glomerulonephritis |
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| leural effusion, pulmonary edema, and cardiac enlargement |
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| labs will show what with AGN |
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| what drugs are given for AGN |
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| antihypertensives, diuretics |
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| why do you monitor neuro status with AGN |
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| why does edema occur with AGN |
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| decreased glomerulo filtration |
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| how does edema with AGN progress |
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| periorbital-extremities-ascites |
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| what type of urine does a patient with AGN have |
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| diet for AGN should be low in what 2 |
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| fibrin clog in the glomerular arterioles |
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| thrombocytopenia, renal failure, and anemia |
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| edema with nephrotic syndrome gets better with what |
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| nephrotic urine looks like what |
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| parents have to be taught what at home with nephrotic syndrome |
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| urine dipstick for pprotein |
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| If giving lasix, monitor what |
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| gradual weight gain usually occurs with what disease |
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| the priniciple feature of renal failure is what |
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| name three problems with renal failure |
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| metabolic acidosis, electrolyte disturbance, azotemia |
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| most common cause of renal failure in children is what |
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| name 6 complications of acute renal failure |
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| hyperkalemia, HTN, anemia, seizures, hypervolemia, cardiac failure with pulmonary edema |
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| calcium and phosphorous imbalance causes what with CRF |
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| for growth, what is given to CRF patients |
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