242 Renal (Ch. 60, 61, 62, 64 & 67)

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Across
  1. 2. is the medical phrase for urinating
  2. 4. This surgical treatment to BPH will have post care including a three way foley catheter and continuous bladder irrigation.
  3. 7. Kidney _____ do not cause symptoms until they pass into the lower urinary tract where they cause severe pain and is most often caused by dehydration.
  4. 10. Alongside opioids, _______ may be used but it has a risk to cause kidney impairment as well as increased risk of bleeding.
  5. 12. For this test he pt needs to consume 500-1000mL of water 2-3 hrs before this exam and can be used to assess kidney size, obstructions or masses without use of contrast.
  6. 14. When assessing for stenosis you will listen for an audible swishing sound caused by blood flow through a narrowed vessel
  7. 15. This lab test uses an endoscope to assess for urethral trauma and requires the pt to be NPO before the procedure as anesthesia is usually given
  8. 16. This abbreviation describes how the kidneys self regulate pressure within the kidneys by selectively constricting or dilating the arterioles. If Blood pressure within the kidneys falls below 65-70mm Hg it does not main this.
  9. 17. This type of incontinence can be caused by dementia or impaired mobility and is treated by prompted voiding or applied devices like condom caths or intermittent catherizations.
  10. 19. This type of incontinence can be caused by a stroke, bladder infections or bladder cancer and is noted to have large amounts of urine voided as well as nocturia and frequency.
  11. 20. This beverage has been linked with higher incidences of BPH and increase in progression of existing BPH
  12. 21. this lab test measures the effectiveness of the kidneys excretion of nitrogen. An elevated finding could mean kidney or liver disease, infection, GI bleeding or a high protein diet
  13. 22. This grade describing the type of trauma to kidneys is the most severe associated with shattering of the kidneys and tearing of the blood supply.
Down
  1. 1. Acute ________________ develops suddenly from excess immunity response within kidney tissues and occurs about 10 days after an infection
  2. 3. With age and an enlarged prostrate gland causes men to have urinary ________.
  3. 5. Urinalysis can be used to determine the type of stones, High urine ________ is associated with uric acid and cystine stones.
  4. 6. This drug: ______-______ agent is used to reduce the pressure inside the urethra. An example is tamsulosin/
  5. 8. This type of stone is treated with antibiotics and are noted to be staghorn shaped and happen 2X more often in women then men.
  6. 9. this abbreviation describes a disease affecting the kidneys leading to growth and development of cysts leading to decreased blood flow and reduced kidney function as well as kidneys enlarging to the size of footballs.
  7. 11. this type of incontinence is common in women who have given birth and is noted to have small episodes of incontinence with coughing, sneezing or laughing.
  8. 13. The part of the nephron made up of capillaries that filters out water and small particles
  9. 15. This method is a type of bladder compression by tugging on pubic hair to manually help the bladder to empty.
  10. 18. These types of drugs are used to supress immunity as a treatment option for acute glomerulonephritis alongside corticosteroids.
  11. 19. This abbreviation for this disease can include symptoms such as dysuria, pyuria, suprapubic tenderness and/ or low back pain