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MHD V: Renal > 11.2: Clinical I > Flashcards

11.2: Clinical I Flashcards

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Definition of AKI?

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Any of the following renal changes within 48 hours:

  1. Serum Cr. increase > .3 mg/dl
  2. % increase serum Cr. > 50%
  3. Oliguria 6 hours
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What is RRT?

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  • Renal replacement therapy: Dialysis
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What is AKI often associated with?

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  1. Critically ill patients
  2. Septic patients: 50% with bacteremic septic shock
  3. MSOD: mult. syst. organ dysfunction
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3 categories of AKI?

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  1. Prerenal
  2. Intrinsic renal
  3. Postrenal
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Types of prerenal failure / azotemia?

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  1. Absolute decrease in BV: hemorrhage / depletion
  2. Low ECV: relative decrease in BV: CHF / cirrhosis
  3. Renal stenosis / occlusion
  4. Impaired autoregulation: NSAID/ACEI/ARB
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Types of intrinsic renal failure?

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  1. Vascular
  2. Acute glomerular disease
  3. AIN: acute interstitial nephritis
  4. ATN: acute tubular necrosis
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Types of postrenal failure

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  1. Bladder outlet obstruction
  2. Bilateral ureteral obstruction
  3. Unilateral ureteral obstruction
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Most common causes of AKI?

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  1. Prerenal azotemia
  2. Ischemic ATN
    * **75% of all cases
    - Thought that prerenal azotemia becomes ischemic ATN
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What is prerenal azotemia?

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  • Appropriate physiologic response to renal hyperperfusion: success not failure
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What does prerenal azotemia progress to?

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Ischemic ATN

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What is normal renal autoregulation in response to drop in BP? What mediates this?

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  1. Dilation of afferents: NO and prostaglandins

2. Constriction of efferents

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What antagonizes auto dilation of renal afferents? efferents

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Affernets: COX I/II inhibitors: NSAIDS
Efferents: ACEI / ARBs

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What is the NSAID effect?

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  • NSAIDs cause tonic constriction of renal afferent
  • If volume / ECV drops, kidney is compromised as cannot respond
  • Drop in GFR
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Who is at greatest risk for postrenal failure?

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  1. Older men with prostate disease
  2. Solitary kidney
  3. Intra abdominal pelvic cancer
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What is post renal intervention sequelae?

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  1. Post obstructive diuresis > 4L / day
    - Lose ability to concentrate urine
  2. Hyper K / Cl RTA that can become chronic
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How do diagnose postrenal failure?

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  1. Physical exam: dullness to percusion in superpubic area, fullness / discomfort here
    - Easier in skinny ptn.
    - Urge to urinate when push in area
  2. Increased post void residual volume: ultrasound
    - Hard to tell with ascites
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Two types of ATN?

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  1. Ischemic
  2. Nephrotoxic
    * *Sepsis surgery and toxic exposures can cause
18
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Two types of AIN?

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  1. Drug associated

2. Non drug associated

19
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Vascular causes of intrinsic renal failure?

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  1. Malignant Htn.
  2. HUS / TTP
  3. Vasculitis
20
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Definition of malignant HTN?

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  • BP > 180 / 120

- Evidence of end organ damage must be occurring

21
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What is hypertensive urgency?

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High BP but not yet any sign of end organ injury

22
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Two general types of glomerular diseases?

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  1. Nephritic: Inflammatory, sedimentation, blood, casts

2. Nephrotic: Proteinuria

23
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Main causes of drug related acute interstitial nephritis?

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Medications:

  1. PPIs
  2. NSAIDs
  3. Antimicrobials
24
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Classic triad of Acute interstitial nephritis?

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  1. Fever
  2. Rash
  3. Peripheral eosinophilia: urine too
25
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What is urine eosinophils indicative of?

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Acute interstitial nephritis

26
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What is abdominal jugular reflex?

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  • Ptn at 30 degrees

- Push on abdomen sustained, if it goes up by 4cm means they are over loaded on fluids

27
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What are S3 gallop and abdominal jugular reflux highly predictive of?

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CHF

28
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What are two highly predictive exam findings for CHF?`

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  1. S3

2. Abdominal jugular reflux

29
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Urinalysis in PRA vs. ATN?

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ATN: abnormal, tubular epithelial casts
PRA: usually normal, maybe non specific hyaline casts

30
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Urine osmolality in PRA vs. ATN?

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PRA: Very high
ATN: middle of road

31
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Urine Na and FENa and FE urea in PRA and ATN?

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PRA: low
ATN: high

32
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Should Cr. be measured in AKI?

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  • No, is only reliable in steady states

- AKI is not a steady state

33
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What does BUN ration > 10:1 indicate?

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Prerenal Azotemia

34
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What BUN:Cr. ration means prerenal azotemia?

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> 10:1

35
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What does BUN ration 10:1 indicate?

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ATN

- Also can be normal or chronic kidney disease

36
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What BUN:Cr. ration means ATN?

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10:1

37
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What nutritional support is given in AKI?

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  1. Ensure carb intake to prevent protein breakdown
38
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General indications for hemodialysis?

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“AEIOU”

  1. Acidosis
  2. Electrolyte imbalance: usually HYPER K
  3. Intoxication syndrome
  4. Overload: pulmonary edema
  5. Uremia
39
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AKI prognosis?

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  1. Most recover

2. 10% Irreversible

40
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How to prevent AKI?

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  1. Manage volume status and CO
  2. Avoid nephrotoxins
  3. Give prophylaxis with radiographic contrast
  4. Prophylaxis for chemotherapy

MHD V: Renal (28 decks)

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