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Radiology of the Urinary Tract (Archived)
Large Group Session

Renal

Renal Examination and Volume Assessment
Clinical Skills Practice Sessions

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
Active Large Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

AKI and CKD (Acute Kidney Injury and Chronic Kidney Disease)(Archived)
Active Large Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

All MF2 Renal tutorial problems
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Celia and Maria MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

Matthew Clarke MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

Vascular System Anatomy
Anatomy Lectures

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

Renal System Anatomy
Anatomy Lectures

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

Introduction and Overview of Volume Status Exam
Clinical Skills Sessions

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

George Haycock MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

Michelle Broyer MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 1

Acid Base Disorders
Active Large Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Maria Rossi MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Ivan Horvath MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Elena Christakos MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Amir Boutros MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Kidney Day
Small Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Volume Status Exam: Practice Case – Dehydration, Volume Overload
Clinical Skills Sessions

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 2

Nancy Jones MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Yong Mun Park MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Renal Exam Practice Case - Renal Colic
Clinical Skills Sessions

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Martin Barratt MF2 Renal
Tutorial

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Electrolytes
Active Large Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Case-Based Nephrology
Active Large Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Introduction to the Basic Skin Exam
Active Large Group Session

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Renal Exam Practice Case - Hematuria
Clinical Skills Sessions

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Hematology / Week 1 / Week 4

Introduction to MF3 (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 1

Introduction to the Kidneys (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 1

Anatomy - Renal and Male Reproduction (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 1

GFR (glomerular filtration rate), Structure of the Nephron (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 2

RAAS, Sodium (Na) and Water (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 2

Renal Histology (Archived)
Clinical Pathology Conferences (CPC)

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 4

Potassium (K) (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 2

Chronic Kidney Disease (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Acute Kidney Injury (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 3

Drug Use in Renal Dysfunction (Archived)
Large Group Session

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 4

David Tanaka MF3 Renal (Archived)
Tutorial

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Common Urological Problems (Archived)
Clinical Pathology Conferences (CPC)

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 1

Male Reproductive System
Anatomy Demonstrations

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal / Week 2

Assessments

Medical Foundation 2
Mid-Unit Tutorial Assessment

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

MF2 CAE 1
Concept Application Exercise (CAE)

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal / Week 3

Objectives

Explain the structure, function and physiology of the urinary tract, kidney, nephron and glomerulus
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Explain the concept of glomerular filtration rate and renal clearance of solutes, drugs and toxins.
General Objectives

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Explain the possible underlying mechanisms of edema, hypertension, oliguria and renal insufficiency and apply them to clinical presentations.
General Objectives

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Explain the primary mechanisms responsible for hypernatremia, hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, hypokalemia and metabolic acidosis and apply them to clinical presentations.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Elicit the relevant history for renal disease
General Objectives

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Conduct a physical examination appropriate to the clinical problem presented
General Objectives

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Devise hypotheses regarding the mechanisms responsible for the patient's complaint.
General Objectives

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Choose and then analyze laboratory tests which would permit you to investigate systematically each of your hypotheses.
General Objectives

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Upon completion of this problem, students should be able to discuss features and causes of urinary tract infection and types and etiology of kidney stones.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Upon completion of this problem, students should be able to explain fluid homeostasis in the human body and apply this to clinical problems, specifically how it is disrupted in nephrotic syndrome.
Global Objectives

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Upon completion of this problem, students should be able to explain how the renin angiotensin aldosterone system impacts blood pressure homeostasis and apply these principles to the development, manifestations, and treatment of acute hypertension in a young person.
Global Objectives

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Upon completion of this problem, students should be able to explain and apply the mechanisms which regulate blood pressure homeostasis as well as the pathophysiology and approach to essential hypertension.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Upon completion of this problem, students should be able to explain metabolic acid base equilibrium and be able to recognize the mechanisms leading to metabolic acid-base disorders.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Upon completion of this problem, students will expand on the material learned in the previous case to be able to use laboratory values to calculate patients’ compensatory responses to metabolic acid-base disorders.
Global Objectives

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Upon completion of this problem, students should be able to explain the impact of poor perfusion on kidney function and apply that to the development of acute kidney injury, and recognize the importance of Traditional Medicine Ceremonies for healing.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Upon completion of this problem, students should summarize the causes, presentations and renal manifestations of intrinsic causes of acute kidney injury particularly an allergic reaction.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Upon completion of this problem, the student should be able to discuss the assessment and management of the complications of chronic kidney disease and to illustrate the constraints faced by these patients recognizing the need to modify medication regimens in the face of declining renal function. Students should be able to assess the risk to relatives of a person with an autosomal dominant condition.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Explain the mechanisms of action of diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and angiotensin receptor blocking (ARB) agents and apply them to appropriate clinical scenarios.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Explain the nephrotoxic potential of certain drugs.
General Objectives

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Describe the role of renal blood flow, capillary hydrostatic pressure and capillary.
General Objectives

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Describe and the relationship between serum creatinine and GFR.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Describe the pathogenesis and clinical significance of infection involving the urinary tract.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Describe the determinants of intracellular fluid (ICF) and extracellular fluid (ECF) volume.
General Objectives

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Describe the normal distribution of sodium, potassium and water in the ICF and ECF compartments.
General Objectives

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Define osmolality.
General Objectives

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Demonstrate the role of the sodium ion in determining the osmolality of the ECF and its clinical manifestations.
General Objectives

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Describe and apply how the total amount of sodium in the body determines the volume of the intravascular space.
General Objectives

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Understand how the kidney conserves sodium appropriately during hypovolemic states, and inappropriately in the setting of congestive heart failure.
General Objectives

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Illustrate the mechanisms by which the kidney may excrete a dilute versus concentrated urine.
General Objectives

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Describe the relationship between total body water and the serum sodium concentration.
General Objectives

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Explain the mechanisms responsible for maintaining blood pressure in the normal range.
General Objectives

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Explain the pathological consequences of hypertension on the brain, heart and kidneys.
General Objectives

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Explain the mechanisms responsible for essential and secondary hypertension.
General Objectives

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Explain the mechanisms responsible for elevation of blood pressure in the setting of renal artery stenosis.
General Objectives

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Explain the mechanisms of action by which diuretics, beta blockers, ACE inhibitors, ARBs, and calcium channel blockers reduce elevated blood pressure.
General Objectives

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Describe the main sites of potassium reabsorption in the nephron.
General Objectives

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Describe how potassium secretion by the kidney regulates the serum potassium concentration.
General Objectives

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Describe the role of the following in the secretion of potassium by the kidney: aldosterone activity and tubular flow rate
General Objectives

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Describe how the body deals with an acid load with reference to: Buffer systems (bicarbonate, hemoglobin); Lungs (alveolar ventilation); Kidneys (net acid excretion).
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Describe the kidney's role in acid base balance with reference to: Reclamation by the kidney of filtered bicarbonate and acid excretion via the glutamine-ammonium system
General Objectives

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Describe the relationship between pH and hydrogen ion concentration.
General Objectives

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Employ an approach to metabolic acidosis including using the anion gap to solve clinical problems.
General Objectives

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Describe the mechanisms by which GFR may be reduced in both acute and chronic kidney disease.
General Objectives

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Describe the role of the urinalysis in detecting the presence of glomerular disease.
General Objectives

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Describe the role of erythropoietin in the maintenance of a normal hemoglobin.
General Objectives

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Describe the mechanisms of the anemia observed in patients with advanced chronic kidney disease or end stage renal disease.
General Objectives

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Describe how parathyroid hormone and vitamin D act on the gastrointestinal system, bone, and kidney to regulate serum calcium and phosphate balance.
General Objectives

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Describe and apply the paradigm of pre-renal, renal and post-renal processes that can lead to acute kidney injury.
General Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

Describe and apply the role of the kidney in the metabolism and excretion of drugs.
General Objectives

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Explain the mechanisms of action by which diuretics, beta blockers, ACE inhibitors, ARBs, and calcium channel blockers reduce elevated blood pressure.
General Objectives

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Understand surface anatomy corresponding to the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra.
General Objectives

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Describe and identify the fibrous capsule, perirenal fat, renal fascia and pararenal fat and understand their function.
General Objectives

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Understand the renal cortex, medulla, renal pyramids, renal papilla, renal columns.
General Objectives

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Understand the structure and function of the renal pelvis, major and minor calyces and renal papilla.
General Objectives

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Understand the arterial supply of the kidneys (renal arteries, segmental arteries, lobar arteries, interlobar arteries, arcuate arteries, interlobular arteries and afferent glomerular arterioles.
General Objectives

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Understand the venous and lymphatic drainage as well as the innervations of the kidney.
General Objectives

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Understand the development of the common congenital anomalies of the kidney.
General Objectives

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Identify the ureter, its length, division, and the three sites of constrictions along its course.
General Objectives

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Identify and describe the arterial supply of the ureter, venous and lymphatic drainage and its innervation.
General Objectives

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Describe the urinary bladder its location, neck and surfaces (posterior (base), superior, and inferolateral surfaces).
General Objectives

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Understand the mucous membrane of the bladder, trigone, muscular coat of the bladder (detrusor muscle) and the internal sphincter (sphincter vesicae).
General Objectives

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Understand the arterial supply, venous and lymphatic drainage of the bladder.
General Objectives

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Describe and understand innervation of the bladder with a focus on mechanism of micturition.
General Objectives

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Identify the external sphincter (sphincter urethrae) and urethral meatus. Understand the different parts of male urethra (prostatic, membranous, spongy (penile) urethra) and the differences between male and female urethra.
General Objectives

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Describe renal and bladder anatomy and visualize with an ultrasound.
General Objectives

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Describe normal renal pathology.
General Objectives

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Explain the structure, function and physiology of the urinary tract, kidney, nephron and glomerulus
General Objectives

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Describe and interpret investigations (urinalysis, blood tests, imaging) in the diagnosis of renal pathology.
General Objectives

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Describe the pathogenesis and clinical significance of infection involving the urinary tract.
General Objectives

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Identify health professionals involved in renal care and explain their roles.
Activity Objectives

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Describe renal replacement modalities and identify their respective advantages and disadvantages.
Activity Objectives

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Describe how kidney transplants are allocated.
Activity Objectives

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Identify the symptoms and logistical challenges faced by patients on dialysis and patients with kidney transplants.
Activity Objectives

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Describe the experience of patients with end stage renal disease.
Activity Objectives

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Describe components of the patients’ decision process of initiating dialysis.
Activity Objectives

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Describe physical exam findings that are unique to patients on renal dialysis or with kidney transplant.
Activity Objectives

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Upon completion of this problem, students will be able to describe the role of the kidney in electrolyte homeostasis and develop an approach to electrolyte abnormalities.
Global Objectives

Part 2 / Medical Foundation 2 / Renal

By the end of the tutorial, the student should be able to describe the pathogenesis of diabetic nephropathy as well as discuss epidemiologic and management strategies.
Global Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

After completing the tutorial the student will expand on the material learned in the previous problem to be able to discuss the differences in renal manifestations of intrinsic causes of acute kidney injury in the context of autoimmune disease.
Global Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Understand the gross anatomy of kidneys, ureter and bladder.
General Objectives

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Understand the microscopic structure of the nephron: the glomerulus and the renal tubule and its peritubular capillary.
General Objectives

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Understand the role of creatinine clearance in the estimation of GFR and be able to calculate GFR using the Cockcroft-Gault formula.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Define and understand the role of intravenous pyelography, isotope renography, retrograde pyelography, ultrasonography and angiography in the diagnosis of urinary tract disorder.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Understand the mechanism by which a change in serum osmolality produces a corresponding change in ICF volume.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Understand the mechanisms by which a change in the total amount of sodium in the body leads to a change in ECF volume.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Understand the concept of anion gap and how it pertains to metabolic acidosis.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Be able to calculate the anion gap and use this calculation to solve clinical problems.
General Objectives

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Describe how the glomerulus functions as a physiologic barrier to the excretion of protein in the urine. Diabetic nephropathy is a common example of this type of process and the treatments used in diabetes to reduce proteinuria will help you to understand glomerular hemodynamics.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Understand the endocrine functions of the kidney:
General Objectives

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Describe the relationship between arterial oxygen tension and release of erythropoietin.
General Objectives

Part 3 / Medical Foundation 3 / Renal

Understand the mechanism of action of ace inhibitor drugs and angiotensin receptor blocking drugs, how to use these drugs in patients with renal failure and the side effects of these agents.
General Objectives

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Understand the nephrotoxic potential of some classes of therapeutic medications.
General Objectives

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Blood pressure measurement using correct technique.
General Objectives

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Assess JVP using correct technique.
General Objectives

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Assess volume status.
General Objectives

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Kidney examination: abdominal exam (bimanual examination, costophrenic angle tenderness, auscultation for bruits).
General Objectives

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Bladder examination.
General Objectives

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Rectal examination for the prostate.
General Objectives

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End organ damage from hypertension.
General Objectives

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Secondary causes of hypertension.
General Objectives

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Precordial exam.
General Objectives

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Assessment of peripheral pulses and bruits.
General Objectives

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Assess for evidence of cardiac failure.
General Objectives

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Modalities for imaging of the urinary tract.
Activity Objectives

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Which modality (for imaging of the urinary tract) to use and when?
Activity Objectives

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of each modality (for imaging of the urinary tract)?
Activity Objectives

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