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What are some risk factors for renal calculi?
How are they classified?
How do they form? What is the process?
Caucasian males, diet, lack of fluid intake, urinary retention, changes in pH
By the material of the stone
Supersaturation of the salt, precipitation of the salt, growth of the stone, and
absence of stone inhibitors
What is the most common cause of acute cystitis?
The inflammatory response of the bladder will affect what?
E.Coli
The stretch receptors in the bladder which causes the manifestations
What is the difference between acute cystitis and interstitial cystitis?
They are both inflammation of the bladder.
Acute cystitis is inflammation caused by a bacteria
Interstitial cystitis is inflammation caused by something else - virus, parasite,
altered immune response
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