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TESTES SHRINK: Trauma Exhaustional atrophy Sequelae Too little food Elderly Semen obstruction Sex hormone therapy Hypopituitarism Radiation Inflammatory orchitis Not …
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DRIP: Delirium Restricted mobility/ Retention Inflammation / Infection/ Impaction [fecal] Pharmaceuticals / Polyuria “Drip” is convenient since it is urinary …
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SCARRIN’ UP: Sex (females <40, males >40) Catheterization Age (infant, elderly) Renal lesions Reflux (vesciouteral) Immunodeficienct NIDDM, IDDM Urinary obstuction …
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“Prostatism is initially FUN”: Frequency Urgency Nocturia
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“P” is the 16th letter of the alphabet. Autosomal dominant Polycystic kidney disease is associated with abberation on the 16th …
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DAVID: Diabetes mellitus Amyloidosis Vasculitis Infections Drugs
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Unilateral is PACT: Pelvic-uteric obstruction (congenital or acquired) Aberrant renal vessels Calculi Tumours of renal pelvis Bilateral is SUPER: Stenosis …
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“S#!T”: Stones/ Systemic disease (SLE)/ Structural lesions (UPJ obstruction) Hematologic disease (sickle cell, coagulopathy)/ Hypercalciuria/ Hereditary (Alport nephritis)/ HSP/ HUS …
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SHAPE: Sclerderma HIV nephropathy Amyloidosis Polycystic kidney disease Endocrinophathy (diabetes)
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AEIOU: Acid-base problems (severe acidosis or alkalosis) Electrolyte problems (hyperkalemia) Intoxications Overload, fluid Uremic symptoms
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