Acute Kidney Injury Flashcards
3 divisions of AKI causes
prerenal, renal and postrenal
kidney stones are pre/renal/post
post renal
a prerenal cause of AKI is a problem in the ________
blood flow to the kidney
renal caused AKI result from damage to ______
the kidney itself
glomerulonephritis is pre/renal/post
renal
vasculitis is pre/renal/post
renal
sepsis is pre/renal/post
prerenal
hypotension is pre/renal/post
prerenal
prostatic hypertrophy is pre/renal/post
postrenal
symptoms of fluid overload in AKI
raised JVP, pulmonary oedema, peripheral oedema
what is radiocontrast nephropathy
AKI following the administration of an iodinated contrast agent
true/false radiocontrast nephropathy is usually self limiting
true - usually resolves in 72 hours but can cause permanent loss of function
what drugs are nephrotoxic
NSAIDs, gentomycin, aminoglycosides and iodine contrast
4 things to do to treat AKI
given them fluids
optimise their BP
stop nephrotoxic drugs
catheterise
what acronym is used for AKI treatment
STOP (sepsis, toxins, optimise BP and prevent harm)