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Definition
- maintain fluid / electrolyte balance
- produce renin to regulate BP
- Produce erythropoieten for RBC production
- infants kidney cannot concentrate urine well
- U. O. should be 1ml/kg/hr
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Definition
- problems with urinary control
- primary secondary nocturnal
- R/F - hereditary trauma
- Tmnt - reassurance, treat underlying problem, behavioral conditioning, medications (DDAVP)
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Term
| Urinary tract infection ? |
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Definition
- bacterial infection in urinary tract
- d/t e. Coli
- females higher risk d/t shorter urethra
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Term
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Definition
- incomplete bladder emptying
- provides bacterial host
- avoid overdistention of bladder
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Term
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Definition
- fever or hypothermia
- poor feeding, vomiting, FTT
- foul smelling urine
- malaise
- incontinence
- dysuria
- abdominal back pain
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Term
| s/s of pyelonephritis is ? |
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Definition
- high fever
- chills
- back pain
- CVA tenderness
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Term
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Definition
- urine c&s
- hygiene
- avoid bubble baths
- tight clothing
- constipation
- id vur
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Term
| Vesicoureteral reflux is ? |
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Definition
- retrograde flow of urine from bladder into ureter
- primary or secondary
- familial
- diagnosed by renal ultrasound and voiding cystourethrogram (vcug)
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Term
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Definition
- antibiotic therapy
- more severe require surgical interventions
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Term
| acute glomerulonephritis is ? |
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Definition
- immune response to recent streptococcal infection
- skin
- pharynx
- antigen - antibody complexes become trapped in glomerular membrane causing inflammation and decreased glomerular filtration
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Term
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Definition
- mild to moderate edema
- irritable lethargic
- hypertension
- dark colored urine - hematuria
- proteinuria
- elevated bun, creatinine, antistreptolysin
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Term
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Definition
- bsmt membrane of glomeruli becomes permeable to plasma proteins
- idiopathic
- may occur after glomerular disease
- severe edema
- urine - dark frothy yellow massive proteinuria
- decreased serum protein
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Term
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Definition
- penile abnormality
- opening is below the glans
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Term
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Definition
- opening located on top of the penis
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