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What is a dysplastic kidney?
A dysplastic kidney is a kidney with abnormal development or growth. This often leads to neoplasia.
What is Orbital x ray used for?
Orbital x ray, or orbital radiography, is often used to detect problems resulting from injury or trauma to the eye
How are urine kidney function tests done?
There are a variety of urine tests that assess kidney function. A simple, inexpensive screening test, called a routine urinalysis, is often the first test administered if kidney problems are suspected. A small, randomly collected.
What does uecr mean in a blood test?
"UECR" stands for Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio. It is a test that measures the levels of albumin (a protein) and creatinine in the urine, and is often used to detect kidney damage or dysfunction. A high UACR may indicate kidney disease or other health issues.
How can you tell if a kidney is working?
If you are concerned that a kidney is dysfunctional, a trip to the doctor for a blood test and urine test initially, would probably confirm whether this was the case or not. There is often back pain with kidney disorders, and it can be very painful. But as the kidney is such an important organ, any possible problems should be checked out.
Has anyone heard of having an extra tube on a kidney?
I do have an extra tube on my kidney... theres no problems with it, it just makes me what to go the toilet more often... i only discovered it when i was 13 and had a kidney infection which was painful because the extra one was blocked but i was fine afterwards... :)
How are radioactive isotopes to detect health problems?
Often times doctors will inject radioactive dye into the blood and then scan for the radiation. It allows doctors to detect where the bloodstream is taking the isotope, which in turn allows them to search for issues in circulation. Think of it as equivalent to dropping a GPS beacon into a river to detect where the water is ending up.
Pain and More Pain ?
Kidney stones are painful, and once you know what to look for, you will be able to detect a kidney stone as soon as you get one. Severe pain in the right or left side is one of the most common signs. You may also have nausea and vomiting if the pain is bad enough. Blood will often be present in the urine.
How are radioactive isotopes used to detect health problems?
Often times doctors will inject radioactive dye into the blood and then scan for the radiation. It allows doctors to detect where the bloodstream is taking the isotope, which in turn allows them to search for issues in circulation. Think of it as equivalent to dropping a GPS beacon into a river to detect where the water is ending up.
Why is it often necessary to improve your design?
The first prototype usually has problems APEX:)
What problems was the first Estate facing?
the first estate often faced revolts from the other two estates
Is allopurinol a nephrotoxic agent?
No, allopurinol is not considered a nephrotoxic agent. In fact, it is often prescribed to prevent gout attacks by reducing uric acid levels in the body. However, allopurinol can rarely cause kidney problems in some individuals, especially with pre-existing kidney disease.
