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What are the signs and symptoms of renal stones?
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pacing, flank pain
pain that travels with the stone ipsilateral testicle/labia radiation sharp, colicky pain fever, N/V |
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What is the most common kind of renal stone?
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calcium oxylate
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What is diagnostic of renal stones?
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spiral CT non contrast
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What are the different types of renal stones?
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calcium oxylate
calcium phosphate uric acid struvite cystine |
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What might cause struvite stones?
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chronic GU bacterial infections in females
- Proteus, Klebsiella, Pseudomonas |
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What do you treat renal stones?
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Pain relief is the focus
Hydration Filter urine Monitor sodium Avoid red meats (uric acid stones) - raise pH of urine to dissolve stone |
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What is the definition of erectile dysfunction?
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inability to obtain rigidity sufficient to permit coitus of adequate duration to satisfy himself and his partner
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How do you treat premature ejaculation?
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SSRI's and sex therapy
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What labs do you want to get when evaluating erectile dysfunction?
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Hemoglobin A1C
Lipid profile UA PSA TSH CBC Renal and liver panels LH and prolactin Free testosterone |
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What can cause erectile dysfunction?
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damage to nerves and arteries
diabetes chronic alcoholics atherosclerosis stress and anxiety smoking |
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What medications can cause erectile dysfunction?
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antihistamines and antihypertensives
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How do you treat erectile dysfunction?
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control of underlying condition
no alcohol or tobacco eliminate unnecessary medications Viagra, Cialis, Levitra |
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What are the symptoms of bladder cancer?
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irritative voiding symptoms
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How do you diagnose bladder cancer?
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US, CT, or MRI
biopsy to confirm |