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    - Excessive Intake of Foods rich in Uric Acid - Low Water Intake Dehydration Non-Modifiable: - Gender: Male Age: 42 y / o Superconcentrated And Saturated of Fluids Factor: Excessive Intake of Crystallization: Uric Acid Stones (Calculi) Formation in Nephrons Low Urine Output on in Nephrons UTI Dysuria Causes elevated W

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    - Excessive Intake of Foods rich in Uric Acid - Low Water Intake Dehydration Non-Modifiable: - Gender: Male Age: 42 y / o Superconcentrated And Saturated of Fluids Factor: Excessive Intake of Crystallization: Uric Acid Stones (Calculi) Formation in Nephrons Low Urine Output on in Nephrons UTI Dysuria Causes elevated W

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    Patho Nephrolithiasis

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    - Excessive Intake of Foods rich in Uric Acid - Low Water Intake Dehydration Non-Modifiable: - Gender: Male Age: 42 y / o Superconcentrated And Saturated of Fluids Factor: Excessive Intake of Crystallization: Uric Acid Stones (Calculi) Formation in Nephrons Low Urine Output on in Nephrons UTI Dysuria Causes elevated W

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    PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (NEPHROLITHIASIS) Modifiable: - Excessive Intake of Foods rich in Uric Acid - Low Water Intake Dehydration Non-Modifiable: Gender:

    Male Age: 42 y/o

    Superconcentrated And Saturated of Fluids Factor: Excessive Intake of Crystallization: Uric Acid Stones (Calculi) FormatiCrystallization: ted and(Calculi) Saturated of Fluids Stones Formation due toin elevated uric acid Nephrons Crystallization: Stones (Calculi) Formation in Nephrons Low Urine Output on in Nephrons UTI Dysuria Causes Elevated WBC count Makes Urine Turbid/ Cloudy NEPHROLITHIASIS Makes Urine Turbid/ Cloudy

    Excessive Intake of Foods rich in Uric Acid

    Large Stones

    Tiny Stones/ Granular Deposit

    Deposited and Trapped the Ureter

    Urine (upon voiding) moves granular deposit

    Acute Pain in the groin and flank

    Becomes Nidus for Bacteria

    Causes Spasm Makes Urine Turbid/ Cloudy Injures the wall of the Ureters Makes Urine Turbid/ Cloudy Hematuria Pale

    Makes Urine Turbid/ Cloudy

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