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What are the most common gram negative causative agents for UTI? - correct ans:E. Coli, klebsiella,
enterobacter, proteus mirabilis
, What is the most common gram positive causative organism for UTI? - correct ans:Staph saprophyticus
Name 5 risk factors for UTI - correct ans:recent UTI, recent sexual activity (and not voiding after serx),
DM, abnormalities of urinary tract, recent abx use, poor hygiene, estrogen deficiency
What are common s/s of UTI? - correct ans:dysuria, urgency, cloudy and foul smelling urine, hematuria,
suprapubic tenderness
How can you distinguish pyelonephritis from a UTI? - correct ans:pyelonephritis will have flank pain,
fever, and signs of sepsis
typically no fever is present with UTI
What are the common s/s of pyelonephritis? - correct ans:fever 101.3 or greater, rigors, flank pain, signs
of sepsis
Why do pregnant women with UTI (even is asymptomatic) need to be treated? - correct ans:UTI can
induce premature labor
Can elevate BP (preeclampsia)
What is the most important diagnostic test to run for UTIs? - correct ans:urine sample for c/s
What do white blood cell casts on UA indicate? - correct ans:pyelonephritis
When can you treat empirically for pyelonephritis without c/s results? - correct ans:fever over 101.3
flank pain
pyuria
hematuria
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What are the most common gram negative causative agents for UTI? - correct ans:E. Coli, klebsiella,
enterobacter, proteus mirabilis
, What is the most common gram positive causative organism for UTI? - correct ans:Staph saprophyticus
Name 5 risk factors for UTI - correct ans:recent UTI, recent sexual activity (and not voiding after serx),
DM, abnormalities of urinary tract, recent abx use, poor hygiene, estrogen deficiency
What are common s/s of UTI? - correct ans:dysuria, urgency, cloudy and foul smelling urine, hematuria,
suprapubic tenderness
How can you distinguish pyelonephritis from a UTI? - correct ans:pyelonephritis will have flank pain,
fever, and signs of sepsis
typically no fever is present with UTI
What are the common s/s of pyelonephritis? - correct ans:fever 101.3 or greater, rigors, flank pain, signs
of sepsis
Why do pregnant women with UTI (even is asymptomatic) need to be treated? - correct ans:UTI can
induce premature labor
Can elevate BP (preeclampsia)
What is the most important diagnostic test to run for UTIs? - correct ans:urine sample for c/s
What do white blood cell casts on UA indicate? - correct ans:pyelonephritis
When can you treat empirically for pyelonephritis without c/s results? - correct ans:fever over 101.3
flank pain
pyuria
hematuria
