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Dec 28, 06 - 08:37 [+] [-] #1

A 47-year-old woman who is visiting from Australia
comes to the
physician because of increasing urine output over the
past month. She has had
no dysuria or hematuria. She has a history of chronic
headaches,
peptic ulcer disease, and urinary tract infections.
An evaluation 18 months
ago for headaches, including CT scan of the head,
showed no
abnormalities; treatment with ibuprofen and phenacetin
was initiated at that time,
and her headaches have been well controlled. Her
temperature is 37.1 C
(98.8 F), blood pressure is 140/82 mm Hg, pulse is
78/min, and
respirations are 14/min. Examination shows no
abnormalities. Laboratory
studies show:


Hematocrit 32%
Mean corpuscular volume 88 µm3
Serum
Glucose 130 mg/dL
Creatinine 1.7 mg/dL
Urine
Protein 2+
WBC 8–10/hpf
RBC none
Bacteria none
Nitrates none

Test of the stool for occult blood is negative. Which
of the following
is the most appropriate next step in management?

A
) Intravenous pyelography

B
) Discontinue current medication

C
) Antibiotic therapy for recurrent urinary tract
infections

D
) Insulin therapy for diabetes mellitus

E
) Upper endoscopy


  #2

B, interstitial nephritis?

  #3

B seems to be the only likely possiblity

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remedy for weakness is not brooding over it ,but thinking of strength.

  #4

A.. In analgesic nephropathy IVP reveals a ring defect

  #5

C. Discontinue.
First step medication induced interstitial nephritis is suspected is o stop the medication.

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I never give up or lose faith.

  #6

Anything about "Australia" in this question?

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I never give up or lose faith.

  #7

I think its analgesic induced nephropathy, first step must be discontiinuation of analgesic then the diagnosis has to be confirmed by IVP.







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