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Urinary System-rg13

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show To demonstrate the renal parenchyma using contrast media followed by x-ray or CT imaging  
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show Antegrade—with the normal pathflow & Retrograde—against the normal pathflow  
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show Antegrade, function & structure, bloodstream  
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The _____filling technique typically demonstrates _____ & is used to demonstrate ______.   show
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show Urography  
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show True (it looks at how the renal system drains)  
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show Intravenous Urography (IVU) Pyelography (old=IVP) Nephrotomography (before CT due to obliquity) Nephrourography-images after contrast injected into veins  
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Describe how a retrograde urograph is performed:   show
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show The IVU--Intravenous Urography  
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show The renal pelvis & calyces  
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show Due to the large amount required to fill the bladder.  
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show NonIonic Iodinated Media  
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show Mild, moderate, & severe  
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List Mild adverse reactions to Contrast   show
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List Moderate adverse reactions to Contrast   show
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show Respiratory Edema, Anaphylactic reactions, cardiac/respiratory crisis  
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What are 4 things we do to reduce chances of adverse reactions?   show
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What should be included in patient assessment before administering contrast?   show
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When should you verify IV Contrast?   show
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show Reduce air bubbles in the syringe  
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show Give them a carbonated beverage to distend stomach. Pushes intestinal loops inferiorly, allows upper irinary tracts to be better visualized.  
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show The instestinal tract must be free of gas & fecal matter: low residue diet 1-2 days prior Lt. evening meal day prior non-gas laxative day before(as needed) NPO after midnight Need to be WELL HYDRATED (H2O)  
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What types of patients have a higher risk of contrast induced renal failure if dehydrated?   show
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show 5-21 range over 65  
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show 0.6-1.0 range over 1.6  
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Is a full prep required for a lower urinary tract study?   show
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How much H20 should one drink a few hours prior to a retrograde exam?   show
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Why is compression used in excretory urography (IVU)?   show
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Where is Compression centered when used?   show
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show 15 degree Trendelenburg  
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show urinary stones abdominal masses aortic aneurysm colostomy suprapubic catheter traumatic injury  
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