AKI Flashcards

1
Q

Renal Failure based on RIFLE criteria

A

inc in Cr by 3, or .5 over Cr-4,

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2
Q

Prerenal Una, FENA, FEurea

A

<20, <1%, <35%

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3
Q

Renal(ATN) Una, FENA, FEurea

A

> 40, >2%, >50%

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4
Q

muddy brown casts and epithelial casts

A

ATN

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5
Q

WBC casts or waxy casts

A

AIN

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6
Q

type 1 HRS time frame? Type 2 time frame?

A

2 weeks/weeks to months

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7
Q

treatment for HRS?

A

albumin and vasoconstrictors

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8
Q

how does albumin and vasoconstrictors treat HRS?

A

reverse splanchnic arterial vasodilation and restores effective circulating volume

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9
Q

RBC casts, dysmorphic red cells on UA?

A

Acute GN

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10
Q

KDIGO guidelines for contrast?

A

isotonic fluids, hold metforming 48h after, iso or hypoosmolar contrast

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11
Q

Rhabdo UA?

A

pigmented casts, blood but no RBC

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12
Q

UOP goal for rhabdo?

A

maintain 200-300 cc/hr

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13
Q

other treatment modalities for rhabdo?

A

mannitol- free radicals, urine alkalinization

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14
Q

irreversible cellular damage due to prolonged azotemia?

A

ATN

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15
Q

fever, rash, flank pain, eosinophiluria, WBC casts?

A

AIN

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16
Q

treatment for AIN?

A

fluids, steroids->MMF cyclosporine, cyclophosphamide

17
Q

KDIGO criteria for AKI?

A

> .3 from baseline, >1.5 in 48h,

18
Q

pathophysiology of rhabdo?

A

depletion of ATP leads to unregulated calcium and persistent muscle contraction leading to myocyte destruction

19
Q

fluid rate initially for rhabdo?

A

1-2 L/ hr

20
Q

2 MOA of HRS?

A

arterial vasodilation with reduced SVR and CO

activation of RAAS

21
Q

timing of atheroemboli AKI post PCI?

A

weeks

22
Q

Causes of atn

A

Prolong ischemia, sepsis, surgery, drugs, contrast, Heme

23
Q

Timing of CIN

A

24-48h

24
Q

rhabdo causes what kind of kidney injury?

A

ATN from myoglobin

25
Q

in ATN any benefit to lasix?

A

no

26
Q

mortality difference between oliguric or non oliguric renal failure?

A

no

27
Q

BUN/Cr ratio > 20:1,

A

prerenal AKI

28
Q

Uosm 300- 500, uNA 10-30, BUN/Cr ratio 10-20:1

A

obsrtuctive AKI

29
Q

BUN/Cr <10:1

A

intrinsic AKI

30
Q

hyaline casts versus granular casts

A

hyaline in prerenal, and granular in ATN

31
Q

high urine urea?

A

gout and TLS

32
Q

treatment of bleeding patients with uremia?

A

DDAVP and dialysis

33
Q

rhabdomyolysis tx?

A

fluids and alkalinization can be beneficial

34
Q

areas of the nephron most at risk from renal hypoperfusion?

A

straight segment of the proximal tubule, distal straight tubule