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A.S. pt. #2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Causes irritation and inflammation
  - - - For burning during urination
    - - If severe, IV antibiotics in the hospital
  - - - Kidney stones
      - enlarged prostate
- - - - Urine tests
      - Blood tests
  - - - Colonization of bacteria in the urinary epithelial cells
    - - Causes pyelonephritis
    - - Can cause further issues within the body systems
  - - - Stones
      - Enlarged prostate
      - Urethral scarring
- - - - Caused by deficient blood and oxygen supply to the brain
        
        Typically caused by clots or arterial occlusions
      - Build-up of plaque will eventually constrict the vascular chamber and form clots
    - - Caused by bleeding or leaky blood vessels
      - Stress in the brain tissue and internal injuries can cause blood vessels to rupture
  - - - Can show bleeding, ischemic strokes, a tumor, etc
    - - Shows a build up of fatty deposits (plaques)
    - - can find sources of clots
  - - - Beneficial for larger clots that can't be fully dissolved with tPA
      - Often combined with injected tPA
    - - Physicians insert a catheter through an artery in the groin and thread it to your brain
    - - Dissolves the clots
- - - - Can help to rule out infection
    - - Can indicate kidney problems
    - - These levels increase when the prostate is enlarged
  - - - Alpha blockers
      - 5-alpha reductase inhibitors
      - Combination drug therapy
      - Tadalafil
- - - - Leads to atrophy of the stomach
  - - - Reduces stomach acid exposure
      - Can help relieve inflammation
    - - Decrease the production of stomach acid
    - - Reduce the amount of stomach acid
  - - - Will show an increase in carbon dioxide because the H. pylori bacteria will change the urea into carbon dioxide.
    - - Checks for antibodies titers that fight H. pylori bacteria
    - - Checks for H. pylori bacteria
    - - Barium swallow test