STONE PLUS

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STONE PLUS

NAME *

Institution *

1. The primary outcome of the STONE PLUS article was *

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Urologic intervention

Record review at 90 days

Symptomatic ureteral stone

Incidental (non acute) alternative finding on CT

2. Point of care Renal ultrasound in a limited fashion entails *

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Determining presence and grade of hydronephrosis

Determining presence of findings of cancer

Determining presence of cystic renal lesions

Determining vascular flow

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Which ultrasound finding improved specificity in low to moderate risk patients? *

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Mild hydronephrosis found on bedside ultrasound

Moderate hydronephrosis found on bedside ultrasound

Moderate to severe hydronephrosis found on bedside ultrasound

Severe hydronephrosis found on bedside ultrasound

For those patients at high risk for suspected renal stone *

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Bedside ultrasound impacted the likelihood of urologic intervention and likelihood of symptomatic stone

Moderate hydronephrosis was predictive of those in need of urologic intervention

Presence or absence of hydronephrosis did not alter likelihood of symptomatic stone or need for urologic intervention.

Mild hydronephrosis was associated with non intervention and less likelihood of symptomatic stone needing admission

For moderate or greater hydronephrosis ultrasound displayed the following test characteristics for those patients requiring urologic intervention *

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Bedside ultrasound was more sensitive and less specific

Bedside ultrasound was less sensitive and more specific

Bedside ultrasound was equally sensitive and specific

Bedside ultrasound was neither sensitive nor specific

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