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bladder catheterization, female, bladder catheterization, male, female urinary tract, male urinary tract, urethral obstruction, acute urethral obstruction, obstructive uropathy, bilateral, acute, acute bilateral obstructive uropathy, sudden blockage, the flow of urine from both kidneys, cause the backup of urine, injure the kidneys, obstructive uropathy occurs, the flow of urine is blocked, kidneys continue to produce urine, in the normal manner, the urine, does not drain properly, the obstruction, pressure, in the urinary tract rises, resulting in hydronephrosis, swelling, the kidneys, bilateral obstructive uropathy, damage to both kidneys, obstruction of urine, obstructive uropathy, eventually lead to hypertension, acute renal failure, sudden blockage causes, acute bilateral obstructive uropathy, progressive blockage causes, chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy, acute bilateral obstructive uropathy, a blockage, the urethra that occurs, suddenly, over a brief time, in men, most often a result of an enlarged prostate, in men include prostate cancer, bilateral obstructing kidney stones, bladder cancer, less common in women, a result of a bladder cystocele, pregnancy, injury from surgery involving the reproductive organs, cervical cancer, posterior urethral valves in infant boys, neurogenic bladder, papillary necrosis, coagulated blood, fungus, rare retroperitoneal processes, bladder reacts, obstruction, increased irritability, stronger, frequent urge to urinate, bladder spasms, incontinence, urine accumulates, lead to stasis of urine, urinary tract infections, uti, acute, urine, back up, ureters, tubes which carry urine, kidneys, bladder, kidney, acute bilateral obstructive uropathy occurs in, 5 out of 10,000 people, decreased urine output, less than 10 ml per day, urinary hesitancy, abnormal urine flow, dribbling, end of urination, incontinence, decrease, in the force, the urinary stream, stream small, weak, increased urinary frequency, urgency, need to urinate at night, frequent strong urge to urinate, burning, stinging, urination, feeling of incomplete emptying, the bladder, sudden flank pain, pain on both sides, blood, in the urine, fever, nausea, vomiting, high blood pressure, hypertension, recent increase, urine, abnormal color, examination by touch, palpation, enlarged, tender kidneys, palpation over the bladder shows bladder distention, placement of a catheter, in the bladder, relieve the lack of urine output, post-void residuals, catheterized measurement, the volume of urine that remains, in the bladder after urinating, repeatedly more than 50 ml, rectal examination, shows an enlarged prostate in men, blood pressure elevated, signs, symptoms of acute renal failure, fever, infection is common, a urinalysis abnormal, a clean catch urine specimen, infection, the urinary tract, serum creatinine, increase suddenly, by 2 mg/dl, over a two-week period, creatinine clearance decreased, blood bun, increase suddenly, a blood potassium test elevated, arterial blood gas, blood chemistries, metabolic acidosis, hydronephrosis apparent in any, tests, ivp, renal scan, ultrasound, the kidneys, abdominal ct scan, tests, radionuclide cystogram, creatinine, urine, treatment is focused on relieving the obstruction, allow urine to drain, urinary tract, allows the body to begin the natural healing process, catheterization, provide short-term relief of symptoms, a urethral, foley, catheter, intermittent self-catheterization, a suprapubic tube, tube directly draining the bladder, the abdominal wall, antibiotics, medications, given upon diagnosis of infection, renal failure, initial evaluation, require hospitalization, long-term relief is accomplished, correction, the obstruction, surgical reduction, the prostate, by a turp, transurethral resection, the prostate, relieve blockage from enlarged prostate, surgical intervention, disorders causing blockage, the urethra, bladder neck, acute obstruction is quickly relieved, subside, hours to days, untreated, disorder causes, progressive damage, kidneys, kidney failure, death, uti, acute renal failure, high blood pressure, reflux nephropathy, chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy, voiding dysfunction, urinary retention, incontinence, decreased urine output, difficulty urinating, flank pain, symptoms of acute bilateral obstructive uropathy occur, not be preventable in many cases, routine annual physicals, a primary care physician, found to have acute obstructive uropathy, patient should go, nearest emergency room, consult a urologist.