PPT on approach to Hematuria in pediatrics
Pediatric Hematuria
Presentation · PPTX
| # | Slide | Content |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Title | Bold dark design with topic overview panel |
| 2 | Definition & Epidemiology | Gross vs. microscopic hematuria defined; prevalence data |
| 3 | Causes of Gross Hematuria | Full table with 12 causes + clinical context (UTI 26%, trauma 7%, etc.) |
| 4 | Causes of Microscopic Hematuria | Three-column layout: glomerular / non-glomerular / other |
| 5 | History Taking | 4-block grid: chief complaint, associated symptoms, family history, drug/medical history |
| 6 | Physical Examination | 8 key findings with icons: BP, edema, rash, joints, abdomen, hearing, genitalia, eyes |
| 7 | Urinalysis & Urine Microscopy | Interpretation table: dysmorphic RBCs, casts, crystals, proteinuria, Hb/Mb |
| 8 | Glomerular vs. Non-Glomerular | Color-coded comparison table (8 distinguishing features) |
| 9 | Laboratory Investigations | Three-tier panel: initial workup / glomerular panel / urological panel |
| 10 | Imaging | Ultrasound, CT, VCUG, Cystoscopy - indications and what each detects |
| 11 | Glomerular Disease by Age Group | BOX 21.3 layout: <1 yr / 1-10 yrs / ≥7 yrs |
| 12 | Diagnostic Algorithm | Flowchart: Confirm → Rule out pseudo → Glomerular vs Non-glomerular → workup |
| 13 | APSGN, IgA Nephropathy, HSP | Three-column card design with features + management |
| 14 | Alport & Thin BM Disease | Side-by-side comparison of hereditary nephropathies |
| 15 | Hypercalciuria & Nephrolithiasis | Diagnosis, clinical features, management |
| 16 | Red Flags & Referral | 8 red flag features + nephrology vs. urology referral criteria |
| 17 | Managing Isolated Microscopic Hematuria | 4-step management flow + renal biopsy indications |
| 18 | Summary | 8 key takeaways on a dark navy background |