Kidney Stones (CMPP)

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What roots connect to the renal sensory

T11 - L2

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Why does upper ureteral distension induce nausea and vomiting

Common innveration with GI tract

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What inneravates the lower ureter

Genitofemoral

Ilioingugla

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What compounds are considered stone formers

Ca Oxalate

Ca Phosphate

Uric Acid

Cystine

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What susbtances are considered stone inhibitors

Citrate

Magnesium

Pyrophosphate

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What is a big factor into stone formatiuon

Water Intake

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What UOP should we keep someone above to avoid stone

2L / day

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Where do kidney stones form

Renal Calyces

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When do S/S of kidney stones present

When the stone blocks the ureter

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What are the types of kidney stones

Ca-Based

Sturvite

Uric Acid

Cystine

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What is the most common renal stone type

Ca-Based

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What causes Ca-based stones to form

Hypercaluria

Hyperparathyroidism

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What differs the type of Ca stone that is formed

Urine pH

  • Acidic = Oxalate

  • Basic = Phosphate

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What stones are visible on KUB

Ca Stones

Sturvite Stones

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What is struvite made from

Magnesium

Ammonium

Phosphate

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What triggers struvite stone to form

UTIs

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What pathogens cause struvite stone

Proteus

Klebsiella

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What are risk factors for sturvite stones

Women

Frequent cath

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What stones favor acidic urine

Ca Oxalate

Uric Acid

Cystine

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What stones favor basic urine

Ca Phosphate

Struvite

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What can cause uric acid stones

Idiopathic

Gout

Myeloproliferative Disorder

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What causes cystine stone

Gene

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What prevents stones from forming

Hydration

Citrate

Magnesium

High Fiber Diey

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Renal Colic

Severe pain that comes and goes due to ureteral dilation

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Where will regions of the ureter refer pain to?

Upper ureteral = Flank + Upper Abdominal

Mid-Ureteral = Mid and Lower Abdominal

Lower Ureteral / Junction = Lower Pelvis / Groin/ Scrotal / Labial

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How do kidney stones present?

Renal Colic

N/V

Restlessness

Gross Hematuria

Dysuria

Frequency

Tachycardia

HTN

Diaphoretic

CVA Tenderness

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What PMH can increase risk of kidney stones

Paraneoplastic Syndrome = PTH and hypercalciuria

Tumor Lysis Syndrome = Hyperuricemia and Hyperuricosuria

Hyperparathyroidism = hypercalciuria

Sarcoidosis = hypercalciuria and hypercalcemia

Gout = Hyperuricosuria

Multiple Myeloma = Hyperuricosuria

IBD = Hyperoxaluria due to Malabsorption

Recurrent UTI = Risk of struvite stones

Previous stones

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What medications can indicate higher proability of stones

Diuretics = Dehydration and Supersaturation

Chemo = Hyperuricosuria

Colchicine + Allopurinol + Probenecid = Gout Medications

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What is the most concerning DDX that must be ruled out in the setting of kidney stones

AAA

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Why does AAA and kidney stones get mixed up

Similar pain presentation (Upper Ureteral Stones)

Both present with hematuria

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What are DDX for the pain pattern of upper ureteral stones

AAA

Cholecystitis

Pancreatitis

Gastritis

PUD

MSK Back Pain

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What are DDX for the pain pattern of mid ureteral stones

Appendicitis

Diverticulitis

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What are DDX for the pain pattern of lower ureteral stones

Ruptured Ectopic

Ovarian Torsion

Tubo-Ovarian Abscess

PID

Ruptured Ovarian Cyst

Testicular Torsion

Epididymitis

UTI

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When do we typically use KUB in setting of stones

F/U after a stone is found on CAT

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Dx Method of Choice for Kidney Stones

Spiral CT

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Spiral CT

A non-contrast CT of the abdomen

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When do we spiral CT for stones

First-Time Episode

Unclear Dx

Suspected Associated Pyonephrosis

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Dx Method of Choice for Stones in Peds

U/S

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IV Pyelography

A imaging study in which contrast is injected and XR are taken of the kidney

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Contraindicated for IV Pyelography

CKD stage

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What imaging studies can rule in stones and rule out AAA

Spiral CT

U/S

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What lab findings are possible for kidney stones with urinalysis

Concomitant UTI

Mild WBC elevation (Stress Response)

Hypercalciuria

Hyperuricouria

Acidic or Alkaline Urine

Hematuria

Crystals on Microscopy

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Indication for 24 hour Urine Collection for Stones

Recurrent stone

Presents < 30 years old

Severe AKI

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What findings on 24 hours collection can indicate stones

Decreased UOP

Hypercalciuria

Hyperoxaluria

Hyperuricosuria

Hypocitrauria

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Tx for Kidney Stone Inpatient

0.9 NS IV Fluid

IV Toradol 30mg

IV Morphine 4mg

IV Ondansetron (Zofran) 4mg

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Ketorolac (Toradol)

An IV NSAID

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Why is Toradol commonly given for stones

Effective Analgesia

Blocks prostaglandins and relaxes the smooth muscle of the ureter

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Opiate of Choice for Tx of Inpatient Kidney Stone

Morphine Sykfate

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Contraindication for Toradol

CKD

Pregnancy

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Side Effects of Morphine

N/V

Respiratory Depression

AMS

Hypotension

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Why are NSAIDs better treatment for stones than opiate

NSAIDs activaly treat the condition while giving pain relief

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Admission Criteria for Kidney Stone

Intractable Pain

Intractable Vomiting

AKI

Urosepsis

Anuria

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Indications for Surgery for Tx of Kidney Stone

Unremitting pain

High-grade obstruction w/ Increasing Cr and suspected post-renal AKI

B/L Obstruction or Single Kidney Obstruction

Obstruction + Urosepsis

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Options for Surgical Tx of Kidney Stone

Ureteral Stent

Cystoscopy Stone Retrieval

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL)

Percutaneous Nephrostomy (PCN)

Open Surgery (Open Nephrolithotomy / Pyelolithotomy)

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Ureteral Stent

A long hollow tube that is passed from the bladder to the kidney through the ureter

Tx for Stone and Pyonephrosis

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How long can a ureteral stent remain in

3 months

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Complications from Ureteral Stent

Blockage

Dislodgement

Infection

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Cystoscopy Stone Retriveal

A surgical tx for stones by sending an instrument through the bladder and up the ureter to manually remove the stones

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What must be done after cystoscopy stone retriveal

Ureteral Stent

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Indication for Ureteral Stent

Pyonephrosis

Obstructed Kidney

P/O Cystoscopy Retrieval

P/O ESWL

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What sized stones should be treaed with cystoscopic removal

5-10 mm

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What is the least invasive method to remove a kidney stone

ESWL

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Extracorporeal Stone Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL)

A treatment for stones that uses sound waves to fragement stones to the point that they can be passed spontaneously

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Percutaneous Nephrostomy (PCN)

A procedure where a scope is sent through the skin and directly into the kidney to remove stones

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Indication for Open Surgery for Kidney Stone

Anatomic Difficulty with Other Tx Methods

Complex Stones

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#1 complication of PCN for Stones

p/o bleed

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Tx for Kidney Stone Outpatient

Hydration for adequate UOP

Analgesia (Opiate / NSAIDs)

Anti-emetic

Alpha 1 antagonist

Return if intractable pain, vomiting, fevel, chills, or decreased UOP

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How much water should we tell a patient with a kidney stone to drink

(2-3 L / day or 8-12 8oz glasses)

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Pain Management for Outpatient Kidney Stone

#1 Line = Oxycodone/Acetaminophen (Percocet)

2nd Line = Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen (Vicodin)

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Anti-Emetic of Choice for Outpatient Kidney Stone

Ondansteron (Zofran)

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What sized stones are likely to spontaneously pass

< 5mm

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Tx Plan for Spontaneous Passing of Stones

Give analgesic, anti-emetic, and alpha-lbocker

F/U with serial KUBs

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Alpha Blocker for Outpatient Kidney Stobne

Tamsulosin (Flomax)

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Tamsulosin (Flomax)

An alpha-1 blocker

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Side Effects of Tamsulosin

Orthostatic Hypotension

Syncope

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When should tamsulosin for kidney stone be taken

Before bed

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What is the usual pass time for kidney stone

4 weeks

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What sized stones are treated with ESWL

5-20mm

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What sized stones are treated with PCN

> 20 mm

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Long-Term Tx for Ca-Based Stones

Normal Ca diet with no supplements

Avoid oxalate-rich food

Avoid high protein

Thiazide Diuretic

Hypocitraturia

Hypomagnesuria

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What foods are rich in oxalate

( Spinach and Rhubarb)

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Tx for Hypocitruria (Stone Long-Term)

Potassium Citrate

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Tx for Hypomagnesuria (Stone Long-Term)

Mg Supplements

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Long-Term Tx for Uric Acid Stones

Allopurinol

Avoid purine rich food

PO Alkali

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What foods are rich in purine

ETOH

Organic Meat

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Long Term Tx of Struvite Stones

Abx Coverage

Correct anatomy abnormalities

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Complications of Kidney Stones

Pyonephrosis

Urosepsis

Calyceal Rupture w/ Urine Extravasation

AKI

Urinary Fistula

Ureteral Stenosis / Perforation / Scarring

HTN