1.
Differential
Diagnosis
SGD 05

2.
● Ureterolithiasis
Formation of stones that will infect the
ureter.
Men : women = 3 : 1
Etiology: presence of stones (calcium
oxalate, calcium phosphate).
● urinary tract infection
urinary tract infection caused by
invasion of a microorganism, bacteria,
and others.
Men > women (because the female
urethra is shorter) 40-50% of women
at least have experienced UTI
Incidence of UTI in men over 50
years.
Etiology: Bacteria (E. Coli).

3.
● acute gastroenteritis
type of acute diarrhea caused by a
microorganism.
Male = female At the age of children
and old age.
Etiology : E Coli Adenovirus,
protozoa, hookworm.
● Ovulation pain
Pain in the lower abdomen associated
with ovulation. This condition occurs
usually in the middle of the 14-day
menstrual cycle.
Female > Male
Etiology : Idiopathic.

4.
● Ureterolithiasis
clinical symptoms
Abdominal pain in the right lower
quadrant can spread to the medial
thigh, increased blood pressure,
increased respiration, increased
pulse, increased temperature.
Ph of urine = acid
● urinary tract infection
clinical symptoms
discomfort Heartburn, Dysuria ,
urgency, polykisuria, subfebrile.
Ph urine = alkaline

5.
● acute gastroenteritis
Clinical Symptoms
Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain,
fever, diarrhea, bowel movements are
often bloody.
● Ovulation pain
Clinical Symptoms
Pain on one side of the lower right
abdomen, vaginal bleeding cramps.

6.
Reference
● Thakore P, Liang TH. Urolithiasis. StatPearls [internet]. Treasure Island (FL):
StatPearls Publishing; 2020 Jan.
● Smith JK. Urinary Calculi (Urolithiasis) Imaging [internet]. New York:
Medscape; [updated: 2018 Nov 14; cited: 2020 Nov 21].