AKI Flashcards
What is the main characteristic of AKI based on measurement changes
-increase creatine for 0.3 within 48 hours
-increase creatine for 50% within 7 days
-decrease urine output at least 0.5 within 6 hours
What is the main causes of prerenal AKI
-hypovolemia (hemorrhage, dehydration)
-decrease effective circulation (HF, LF)
-drugs (VC of afferent NSAIDs, tacrolimus and VD of efferent ACEI and ARB)
The most common of AKI in hospitalized patient
-acute tubular necrosis
What is the main causes of acute tubular necrosis
-hypoxic (secondary to prerenal)
-toxic (secondary to toxic substances as aminoglycosides, rhabdomyolysis, Hburia)
What are the causes of the acute interstital nephritis
5P’S
-pee (diuretics)
-pain free (NSAIDs)
-penicillins and cephalosporins
-proton pump inhibitora
-rifamPin
-Sulfa drugs
What is the main pathological cause that leads to postrenal azotemia
-bilateral obstruction
What is the causes that leads to postrenal azotemia
-stones
-neoplasm (compression)
-BPH
What is the diagnostic value of serum BUN/Cr in case prerenal
->20
What is the diagnostic value of serum Na urine and fraction excretion of Na in case prerenal
-<20
-<1%
What is the diagnostic value of serum urine osmolality in case prerenal
> 500
What is the diagnostic value of serum BUN/Cr in case intrinsic AKI
-<15
What is the diagnostic value of Na urine and fraction excretion of Na in case intrisic
->40
->2%
What is the diagnostic value of serum urine osmolality in case intrinsic
-<350