| A 5 year-old boy develops an upper respiratory infection and complains of mild abdominal cramping. His appetite is decreased. He develops gross hematuria. He visits his PCP, where laboratory studies are drawn. A throat swab for GABHS is negative.
He has no rash, arthralgia, oral ulcerations, or dysuria. He has a low-grade fever and is offered acetaminophen once or twice daily.
Two days later, the boy's urine appears to be clear and yellow. Laboratory data is reviewed and he is referred for admission to the hospital.
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