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Signs of bacterial prostitis - ANS-Back pain -testes pain -frequency, hesitancy, urgency, nocturia, dysuria -unable to empty -elevated PSA levels Abx that work for bacterial prostitis (they penetrate the prostatic capsule) - ANS-trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole or floroquinolones for 2-6 wks supportive measures for bacterial prostitis - ANSsitz baths 3x daily causes of transient proteinuria include - ANS-dehydration, fever, exercise -congestive heart failure exacerbation microproteinuria (the excretion of 30-150mg of protein per day and a sign of early renal disease in diabetics can also be caused by ... - ANS-drugs such as lithium or nsaids -collagen vascular disorders such as lupus or vasculitis -TB -sickle cell In addition to a CBC, lipid profile, HgbA1c and BMP, testing for proteinuria should include testing for Bence Jones proteins which if present suggest: - ANSMultiple Myeloma in males, hematuria at the beginning or end of urination suggests - ANSa prostatic source of bleeding common risk factors for stone formation include - ANS-reduced urinary flow or dehydration -primary hyperparathyroidism Mr linstad, an obese 45 yo has been hiking and camping for 2 wks in the desert. He presents with: colicky abd and groin pain, nausea, vomiting, hematuria, severe flank pain. He is very restless and cannot sit still. What is your leading dx: 1. Pylo 2.Acute bacterial prostatitis 3. Renal Calculi 4. Sepsis - ANS3. Renal Calculi -severe pain in side, back and below the ribs -pain that spreads to the lower abd and groin - pain that comes in waves and fluctuates in intensity -dysuria -hematuria -cloudy foul urine -frequency -fever/chills -urinating small amounts -can't sit still