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renal

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pyelonephritis   an infection of the kidneys and renal pelvis  
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acute pyelonephritis   abrupt onset with chills and fever, headache, low back pain and tenderness and costovertebral angle, general malaise with urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria  
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chronic pyelonephritis   a progessive condition caused by severe hypertension leading to scarring and deformation of kidneys. leads to ESRD  
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saturation theory   kidney stones created by urine saturated with components  
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inhibition theory   kidney stones created by a deficiency of endogenous compounds that normally inhibit stone formation  
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matrix theory   kidney stones created by organic materials that acts as a nucleus for stone formation  
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calcium stones   the most common stone formed from increased calcium in the blood and urine  
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magnesium ammonium phosphate stones   stones formed in alkaline urine in the presence of bacteria; always associated with UTI's  
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uric acid stones   stones formed with increased concentration of uric acid  
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cystine stones   stones formed from a defect in the renal transport of cystine  
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renal colic   the pain from kidney stones  
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triad of renal cancer   hematuria, palpable mass, and costovertebral pain  
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benign prostatic hyperplasia   nonmalignant enlargement of the prostate gland; compresses urethra, retention of urine, and progressive distention of bladder  
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prostatitis   inflammation of the prostate gland  
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acute prostatitis   caused by ascending infection of the urinary tract  
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chronis prostatitis   caused by recurrent UTI's  
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nonbacterial prostatitis   inflammation of the prostate w/o infection  
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prostatodynia   symptoms of nonbacterial prostatitis but no inflammation of the prostate  
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Creatine   Product of creatine metabolism from muscle;its production is directly dependent on muscle mass.  
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Factors that decrease the serum creatinine concentrations   low muscle mass, diet without meat,  
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Factors that increase the serum creatinine concentrations   exercise, big muscle mass, diet with meat, drugs (cimetidine, trimethoprim)  
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Urinalysis   assessment of its chemical and physical compositon of urine  
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pH of urine normal range   4.5-7.8  
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Urine specific gravity   1.003-1.030. Measure of the kidney's ability to make concentrated urine.  
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Urine Glucose   Normally absent. Threshhold for glucose reabsorption is 180 mg/dL. Glucosuria will be present when the threshhold is exceeded.  
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Nitrite, Leucocyte Esterase   Suggestive of urinary tract infection when found in urine  
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Heme   Present in urine suggests hemoglobulin or myoglobulin  
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Formed elements in urine   Erythrocytes and leucocytes, casts and crystals  
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