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Physiologic Changes of pregnancy - Renal:
• Slight decrease in BUN and Creatinine
• ↑ [...]
• ↑ GFR
• Anatomic changes related to the effects of progesterone lead to dilatation of the ureters and renal pelvis (R>L)
• Glycosuria may be the result of these changes as the RBF increase exceeds that of the GFR preventing reabsorption as per the non-pregnant state
• Diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus should be made from blood studies not from glycosuria
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renal blood flow (RBF)

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#obgyn
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Physiologic Changes of pregnancy - Renal:
• Slight decrease in BUN and Creatinine
• ↑ [...]
• ↑ GFR
• Anatomic changes related to the effects of progesterone lead to dilatation of the ureters and renal pelvis (R>L)
• Glycosuria may be the result of these changes as the RBF increase exceeds that of the GFR preventing reabsorption as per the non-pregnant state
• Diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus should be made from blood studies not from glycosuria
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#obgyn
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Physiologic Changes of pregnancy - Renal:
• Slight decrease in BUN and Creatinine
• ↑ [...]
• ↑ GFR
• Anatomic changes related to the effects of progesterone lead to dilatation of the ureters and renal pelvis (R>L)
• Glycosuria may be the result of these changes as the RBF increase exceeds that of the GFR preventing reabsorption as per the non-pregnant state
• Diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus should be made from blood studies not from glycosuria
Answer
renal blood flow (RBF)
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Physiologic Changes of pregnancy - renal
Physiologic Changes of pregnancy - Renal: • Slight decrease in BUN and Creatinine • ↑ renal blood flow (RBF) • ↑ GFR • Anatomic changes related to the effects of progesterone lead to dilatation of the ureters and renal pelvis (R>L) • Glycosuria may be the result of these chan

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