Lab tests Imaging Studies Assessment Abnormalities
100
What is creatinine?
The end product of protein & muscle breakdown. Filtered by the kidneys and excreted in urine. Is better indicator of kidney function
100
What is bowel prep?
This is often required prior to radiographical studies of renal and urinary systems to improve visualization.
100
What is enuresis?
term for involuntary urination at night
200
What is 8-21 mg/dL?
Normal range for BUN
200
What is bedside sonography? or bladder scan

When is this used?
non invasive means of estimating urine volume in bladder
200
What is oliguria?
decreased urine output, less than 400 mL in 24 hours
300
What is uric acid?
A by-product of purine metabolism
300
What is IV pyelogram?
this imaging test requires the use of IV contrast and allows visualization of of kidneys, ureters, and bladder and can dx tumors, cysts, calculi, and obstructions
300
What is renal colic?
severe pain that radiates to perineal and groin area
400
What is sodium, potassium, phosphorus, calcium?

What change is seen in each??
These electrolytes values are affected by poor kidney function.
400
What is a cystogram?
contrast dye is injected into bladder
400
What is anuria?
total urine output less than 100 mL in 24 hours
500
What is creatinine clearance?

How is this test completed?
This test is a reliable indicator of GFR.
500
What is on bedrest for up to 24 hours?
Position that patient is placed after renal biopsy
500
What is bruit of abdominal aorta?
the presence of this sound upon auscultation may indicate altered blood flow to kidneys






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