Kidney's & all that jazz

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what is the cause of cushing’s disease?

increased production of adrenal cortex hormone; hyperadrenalism; hypercortisolism

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what are sign’s of cushing’s disease?

moon face, buffalo hump, pendulous abdomen with purple striae, hirsutism, weakness and hypertension

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what is addison’s disease?

decreased aldosterone; hypoadrenalism; hypocortisolism

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what does addison’s disease cause?

increased ACTH that causes melanin deposition

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what may be seen with addison’s disease?

thin person, decreased BP, weakness, fatigue, lethargy, nausea, vomiting, and hair loss

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what is a pheochromocytoma?

tumor of the adrenal medulla

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what does a pheochromocytoma cause?

increased catecholamine production

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what does pheochromocytoma appear similar to?

hyperthyroidism but produces extreme hypertension

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what is nephrolithiasis?

kidney stones

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what are kidney stones most commonly made of?

calcium oxalates

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how is the pain of nephrolithiasis described?

writhing flank pain

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what physical exam is positive with nephrolithiasis?

murphy’s punch

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what do labs show with nephrolithiasis?

kincreased BUN, uric acid, creatinine clearance

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what can cause staghorn calculi with nephrolithiasis?

hydronephrosis

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what is the aka for acute glomerulonephritis?

nephritic syndrome

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what causes actue glomeruloephritis?

group A hemolytic strep

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what is seen in urine with acute glomerulonephritis?

RBC casts with small amount of protein

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what is nephrotic syndrome?

hypertension, edema and massive proteinuria

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what is nephrotic syndrome called in pregnant women?

pre-eclampsia

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what is found in urine with nephrotic syndrome?

waxy or fatty casts

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what causes pyelonephritis?

e-coli from UTI

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what is found in urine with pyelonephritis?

WBC casts

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what is polycystic kidney disease?

inherited disorder characterized by many bilateral renal cysts that increase in renal size but reduce functioning renal tissue

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how is urethritis classidied?

gonococcal or non-gonococcal

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what is the most common cause of urethritis in females?

e.coli

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what is found in urine with urethritis?

nitrites

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what is cystitis?

noninfectious bladder inflammation that causes burning, painful and frequent urination with incontince

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where may a patient have pain with cystitis?

suprapubic or low back

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what is the aka for a nephroblastoma?

wilm’s tumor

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what is a nephroblastoma?

malignant tumor of the kidney in kids less than 5 years

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what is urge in urinary incontinece?

overatove bladder, need to get to the bathroom

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what is stress in urinary incontinece?

an increase in abdominal pressure such as exercise, cough, sneeze, laugh due to weakened pelvic floor muscles

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what is overflow in urinary incontinece?

inability to completely empty bladder when urinating resulting in a constant or frequent dribble of urine

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what is functional in urinary incontinece?

most common among older adults with arthritis, parkinson’s, alzheimer’s

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what is the most common type of hernia?

indirect inguinal

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what population is an indirect inguinal hernia common in?

children and young adults

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what is an indirect inguinal hernia?

hernia passes down the inguinal canal and exits at the external inguinal ring and into the scrotum

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what is a direct inguinal hernia?

does not pass through the inguinal canal but exits directly through the external inguinal ring

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how are direct inguinal hernias acquired?

obesity or heavy lifting

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what population is a direct inguinal hernia common in?

adults over 40

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where is the location of an indirect inguinal hernia?

lateral and inferior ro epigastric

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what is the location of direct inguinal hernia?

medial and inferior to epigastric

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what is a femoral hernia?

not an inguinal hernia, appears as bulge lateral and inferior to the external inguinal ring at the site of the femoral pulse

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what population is a femoral hernia most common in?

females at the femoral triangle