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| acute glomerulone leads to |
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Definition
decreased glomerular filtrate
renal insufficiency
edema and oliguria |
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| nephrotic syndrome pathophysiology |
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Definition
| damage causes increase permiability that lets large proteins cross through into urine |
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| usually school-aged children after strep infection |
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| pathophysiology of acute glomerulone. |
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Definition
| strep infection antibodies combine with bacterial antigens to form immune complexes that get trapped in glomerulus and activate inflammatory response |
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Definition
| kidney disorder characterized by proteinuria hypoalbumemia and edema |
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| acute glomerulonenephritis |
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Definition
| group of kidney disorders characterized by inflammatory injury to glomeruls |
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| nursing considerations for epis/hypospadias |
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Definition
| determine childs words for penis and urination ect, assess for bladder spasms, keep skin dry and odor free |
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| therapeutic mangement of hypo/epispadias |
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Definition
surgical intervention
usually between 6-12 months of age
no cicumcision with hypospadias |
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| clinical manifest. of hypo/epispadias |
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| altered urinary stream, chordee-downward curvature of shaft |
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| urinary meatus located on upper side of shaft |
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| which is more common hypospadias or epispadias |
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Definition
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| congenital defect, urinary meatus is located on underside of shaft |
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| management of cryptochidism |
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| HCG given to induce descent,if that doesn't work perform orchiopexy while a toddler |
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