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Renal exams for HM2 lilk8tob

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Is dye used: KUB   no dye  
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Is dye used: IVP   Systemic dye is used  
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Is dye used: CT   Systemic dye is used  
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Is dye used: Cystography   Dye put in bladder w/ catheter  
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Is dye used: VCUG   Dye in bladder through cath  
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Is dye used: Renal arteriography   Dye injected into renal arteries (systemic)  
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Is dye used: Renal biopsy   No dye is used  
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Is dye used: Renography   Radionuclide injected by IV and absorbed into kidney (systemic)  
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Is dye used: Ultrasound   No dye used  
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Is dye used: Cytoscopy   No dye used, but sedation is used  
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Is dye used: Cytourethroscopy   No dye used, but sedation is used  
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Is dye used: Retrograde study   Dye is instilled into each ureter & renal pelvis (not systemic)  
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This is an X-ray of the kidney, ureter & bladder that shows gross anatomical features   KUB  
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Radiopaque dye used - x-rays show where dye went   IVP  
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With IVP, assess for:   history of asthma, DM, iodine allergy, or if on Glucophage; drink 1 L of fluid after  
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This is 3D info about kidneys, ureters & bladder   CT  
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With CT, must:   Ask about allergies & encourage extra hydration post-procedure  
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Dye is put in bladder w/ cath- shows bladder contour   Cystography  
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With Cystography, risk for:   Increased risk of infection from Cath.  
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Put dye in bladder w/ cath, client pees while X-ray taken   VCUG  
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Dye injected into renal artery to assess arterial blood supply. Will show arterial blockage or extravasation   Renal arteriography  
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For renal arteriography, review record for:   Heparin, warfarin, aspirin or dye allergy  
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After renal arteriography:   bedrest 4-6 hrs, creatinine checks for several days  
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Pt holds breath, needle inserted into renal cortex   Renal biopsy  
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Before renal biopsy:   Empty bladder, NPO, do baseline clotting studies  
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Post renal biopsy:   Strict bedrest 2-6 hrs, watch for hematuria  
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Post renal biopsy aching @ biopsy site that radiates to flank:   Sign of bleeding  
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This uses radionuclide injected by IV and absorbed into kidney to give general info on renal blood flow & GF.   Renography  
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Post Renography:   Lots of fluid, radioactive gone in 24 hours, if Capoten used, check BP  
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Apply soundwaves to see kidney size, tumors   Ultrasound  
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Before ultrasound:   drink lots of fluid to have full bladder  
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Operative procedure w/ camera and sedation   cytoscopy & cytourethroscopy  
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Post cytoscopy & cytourethroscopy:   check airway, pink urine is ok, no urine means clot, encourage fluids & deep breathing, leg cramps are comman and ok  
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Dye instilled into each ureter & renal pelvis and x-rays taken as dye is excreted- shows outline of structures   Retrograde  
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After pee, measure residual   Cystometrography  
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Insert cath w/ pressure-sensing abilities into the bladder-   urethral pressure profile (UPP)  
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Electrodes placed in urethra to measure muscle contraction and relaxation   Electromyography (EMG)  
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Client starts to pee, tell him to stop, see how long it takes to stop flow of urine   Urine stream test  
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