AKI Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common method of measuring Kidney Fnx?

A

GFR (difficult to measure directly)

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What is MC’ly used to measure fnx of Kidney?

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SCr
- Endogenous substance - by product of muscle metabolism

  • levels are muscle mass based, not accurate in elderly and kids.
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What is direct & indirect measure of SCr?

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Direct –> 24hrs Urine

Indirect –> Calculation based on SCr

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4
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When calculating CICr, when do you use IBW?

A
  • Use actual body wgt she it is less than IBW

- Use adjusted body wgt when it’s >**20% of IBW

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5
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JK is 26yo F

  • wgt = 120lbs
  • ht = 68in
  • SCr = .7 mg/dl

***For FEMALES multiply 0.85 to equation of CICr

What is CICr?

A

CICr = {[(140 - age )*IBW)] / (.72 x72)} * 0.85(F)

CICr = {[(140-26)54.54] / (.772)} * 0.85

CICr = {(6,217.56) / (50.4)} * 0.85

CICr = 104.86

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JK is 45yo F

  • wgt = 356lbs
  • ht = 68in
  • SCr = 1.1 mg/dl

***For FEMALES multiply 0.85 to equation of CICr

What is CICr?

A
CICr = {[(140 - age )*IBW)] / (1.1 x72)} * 0.85(F)
Actual Wgt = 356lb
IBW = 140.56
ABW = (IBW+0.4(actual wgt - IBW)
         = (63.64 + 0.4(161.82-63.64))
         = 103.1kg

CICr = {[(140-45)103.1] / (1.172)} * 0.85

CICr = {(9794.5) / (79.2)} * 0.85

CICr = 105.1

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7
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Pathophysiology of AKI?

A
  • Pre-renal Azotemia
  • Structural Damage
  • Obstruction of outflow
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8
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AKI - Presentation?

A
  • ↑ Scr,
  • ↓ GFR,
  • Wt gain,
  • Foamy urine,
  • Accumulation of nitrogenous waste
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AKI - RFs?

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  • Hx of CKD,
  • ↑ Age,
  • DM,
  • Dehydration
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AKI - Staging?

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  • NON-oliguria > 400 mL
  • Oliguria < 400 mL
  • Anuria < 50 mL / Day
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11
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AKI - Med induced d/t Vasoconstrictors?

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  • ***NSAIDS
  • Cyclosporine,
  • Tacrolimus
  • Amphotericin B
  • ***IV contrast
  • Vasopressors
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AKI - Med induced d/t Vasodilators?

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  • ACE
  • ARB
  • Diltiazem
  • Verapamil
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13
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AKI - Med induced d/t Neprotoxins?

A
  • Aminoglycosides,
  • Amphotericin B,
  • Cisplatin,
  • Carboplatin,
  • IV contrast
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14
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AKI - Prevention?

A
  • Adequate hydration prior to contrast / procedure

- N-acetylcysteine before contrast

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AKI - Tx?

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  • Hypervolemic pt → Diuretic / renal replacement therapy
  • Hypovolemic pt → Fluids (crystalloid, colloid)
  • Med-Induced → Stop med, administer steroids
  • Review all meds for renal dose adjustment
  • NO DRUG to accelerate recovery of ARF***
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