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Duke PA Urinary Tract Infections

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show urethritis  
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The symptoms are pain and burning during urination, and some discharge may occur at the urethral meatus   show
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Urethritis may be _____ in origin or it may be caused by Chlamydia trachomatis or Ureaplasma urealyticum   show
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show cystitis  
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bacterial infection of teh kidney   show
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Cystitis and pyelonephritis are more common in ____   show
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show UTI risk factors  
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Incidence of cystitis and pyelonephritis increase with ____   show
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Most UTI's ascend through a _____   show
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____ is the most common isolate in UTI's   show
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show common symptoms of UTI  
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Back or flank pain, or the occurance of a fever suggests involvement of the   show
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Older or debilitated patients with UTI may present with   show
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Older or debilitated patients with UTI may present with   show
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show WBC's, RBC's and slightly increased protein  
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show pyuria  
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the presence of WBC casts in an infected urine sample indicates the presence of   show
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show catheter bag  
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______ tests are not essential for patients with uncomplicated cystitis unless treatment fails   show
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Recurrent UTI's in men should always raise the suspicion for   show
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Possible UTI organisms that will not grow on routine culture medium   show
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if a UTI is unresponsive to the first course of antibiotics patients should receive   show
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show a short course of amoxicillin, TMP-SMZ, or ciprofloxacin  
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show women with a history of UTI's  
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show repeat urine cultures 1-2 weeks after treatement completion  
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show urologic evaluation  
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if a 6 week course of antibiotics active against the bacterial isolate is not effective then the possiblility of _____ should be investigated   show
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show asymptomatic bacteriuria  
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does not need to be treated in otherwise healthy/non-pregnant individuals   show
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The occurence of pyuria in the abscence of bacterial growth on culture of urine   show
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show sterile pyuria  
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symptoms of back or perineal pain and fever are common with   show
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Acute prostatitis may be caused by gonococcus but is most often caused by   show
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Prostatic abscesses can be   show
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Should be suggested in men with recurrent UTI   show
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show chronic prostatitis  
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fever, flank pain, CVA tenderness, N/V   show
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dysuria, frequency, urgency, suprapubic pain, =/- hematuria   show
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vaginal d/c or odor, pruritis, dyspareunia, external dysuria (labial pain with urination), but no frequency or urgency   show
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dysuria and frequency with no vaginal disharge or irritation is ___ in more than 90% of cases   show
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presence of WBC casts indicate   show
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show hematuria  
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indicates presence of bacteria, more specific than sensitive   show
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an enzyme made by neutrophils in response to bacteria   show
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show uncomplicated acute cystitis  
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show TMP-SMX  
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don't give ____ for acute cystitis   show
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show TMP-SMX  
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show three day short course  
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should be considered as and alternative to TMP-SMX in the treatment of uncomplicated acute cystitis   show
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macrobid   show
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show fluoroquinolones  
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used to treat symptoms of acute cystitis-is not an antibiotic   show
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show phenazopyridine  
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show complicated UTI  
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show complicated UTI  
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show higher risk of UTI  
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strongest risk factor for UTI   show
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in postmenopausal women ____ can be an effective prophylaxis because ti leads to an increase of lactobacilli and a decrease in E. coli   show
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show urological evaluation  
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when doing a urological evaluation start with   show
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treatment of cystitis in men   show
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