AKF lentele su osm ir ENa 12/13 Flashcards

1
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Prerenal. GFR?

A

decr. blood flow –> less filtered -> decr. GFR

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Prerenal. what creatinine and urea in blood?

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Rass -> na + H2o + urea absorbtion -> urea more than creatinine in blood
BUN:Cr > 20:1

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Prerenal. whats is azotemia?

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Urea and creatinine in blood stays due to decreased blood flow –> decr. GFR –> decr. filtration

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Prerenal. why oliguria?

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decr. GFG +
due to RASS –> na and H2o reabs. –> less H2o in urine

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5
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Prerenal. What na in urine?
UNa ir FENa?

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intact cells -> na is reabsorbed due to influence of RASS
UNa < 20 mEq/l
FENa < 1 proc.

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Prerenal. Urine osmol?

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osm > 500 mOsm/l
because decr. GFR -> decr. urine
and due to RASS influence more H2o is reabsorbed -> more concentrated urine

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7
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Prerenal. what casts?

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hyaline casts

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8
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Intrarenal. what creatinine and urea in blood?

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stays in the blood BUT
cells are damaged –> less urea is reabsorbed –> less in blood
BUN:Cr <15:1

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Intrarenal. What na in urine?
UNa ir FENa?

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Damaged cells –> cannot reabsorb –> more Na stays in urine
UNa > 40 mEq/l
FENa > 2 proc.

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10
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Intrarenal. urine osmol?

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damaged cells cannot reabsorb water (cannot concentrate urine) –> stays in urine
urine osm < 500mOsm/kg (kitur raso <350 mOsm/kg)

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11
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Intrarenal. Casts? What they do to basement membrane?

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brown granular casts.
obstruct the lumen and lead to rupture of the basement membrane

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12
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Postrenal. early. BUN:Cr?

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obstruction forces urea back to blood
BUN:Cr >15:1

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13
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Postrenal. early. FENA and UNa?

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cells are intact.
UNa < 20 mEq/l
FENa <1 proc.

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14
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Postrenal. early. urine osmol?

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intace cells -> reabs. water
urine osmol > 500 mOsm/kg

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15
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Postrenal. late. BUN:Cr

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with long standing obstruction ensues cell damage –> cannot reabsorb ure
BUN: Cr < 15:1

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16
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Postrenal. late. FENa and UNa?

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with long standing obstruction ensues cell damage.
UNa > 40 mEq/l.
FENa > 2 proc.

17
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Postrenal. late. Osmol?

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with long standing obstruction ensues cell damage –> cannot reabsorb water
osmol < 500 mOsm/kg.

18
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Postrenal. GFR, why?

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decreased. Increased pressure downstream –> cannot filter

19
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Intrarenal - shredded cells form casts -> obstruction -> increase pressue -> decr GFR

A

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20
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Intrarenal. Due to decr. ability of reabsorbtion/secretion what other component accumulate in the blood and what changes? 2

A

K –> Hyperkalemia
acids -> Metabolic acidosis

21
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Why ischemic ATN during surgery?

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due to loss of blood;
requiring cardiopulmonary bypass;
CLAMPING OF AORTA

—> hypoperfusion –> ATN