TYPES OF RENAL CALCULI

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Definition, types of renal calculi


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TYPES OF RENAL CALCULI Mr. Nikhil Ingawale F.Y.M.Sc. Nursing BVDU CON, Pune

AIM At the end of the micro teaching students should be able to understand of types of Renal Calculi.

OBJECTIVES At the end of the micro teaching students should be able to- Define the term Renal Calculi Describe types of Renal Calculi

KIDNEY Kidney weight- 130 gm each Kidney size- 11 cm long (adults) Function of kidney- 1. Production of urine & purification of blood 2. Removal of waste material from the body

DEFINITION OF RENAL CALCULI Renal calculi also called as Kidney Stone. The stones are solid concretions or calculi (crystal aggregations) formed in the kidneys from dissolved urinary minerals .

TYPES OF RENAL CALCULI

1.CALCIUM OXALATE STONE It is most common type of Renal Calculi Calcium phosphate concretion (called a Randall’s plaque), destroys urothelium and is a nidus for calcium oxalate deposition

2. URIC ACID STONES Persistently acidic urine Persistently metabolic acidosis

3. STRUVITE STONE Also called Magnesium ammonium phosphate stone . Caused by Urinary tract infections with urease-producing organisms Commonly Proteus E. Coli is not urease

4. CYSTINE STONE It is the rare type of Renal Calculi . Form in acidic urine . Soluble in alkaline urine.

SUMMARY Normal val u es of kidney. Term of Renal Calculi. Types of Renal Calculi with effective Images.

ASSIGNMENT Write the Sign. & Symptoms of Renal Calculi? Submit on Monday 27/08/2018

BIBLIOGRAPHY Javed Ansari, Davindar Kaur, Medical-Surgical Nursing I, Pee Vee Publisher, 2nd edition, Page no. 819-821 BT Basavanthappa, Essential of Medical-Surgical Nursing, Jaypee publisher, Page no. 311-312 https://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art/asp?articlekey=6712 https://www.healthline.com/heaith/kidney-stones