AKI- CKD- ESRD Flashcards

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Anemia of CKD

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  • Decreased Epo production- significant at stage 3
  • Iron deficiency- must have adequate stores
  • Tx with erythropoiesis stimulating agents
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Coagulopathy of CKD

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  • Due to platelet dysfxn
  • Prolonged bleeding time
  • Sx: petechiae, purpura
  • Tx: symptomatic pts- Raise Hb levels
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Slowing progression of CKD

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  • Tx underlying cause: DM, HTN, lose wt
  • HTN = most modifiable risk factor
  • Diet: protein, water, salt, K+ & phosphorus intake
  • Early ID = better
  • Correct CV risk factors
  • Males, blacks worse outcomes
  • Adjust meds to GFR
  • Prevent AKIs
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Hemodialysis

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  • 60% ESRD pts
  • AV fistula preferred- surgical construction
  • Tx at center 3x/ week, 3-5 hrs
  • Can be done at home or at night
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Peritoneal dialysis

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  • 10% ESRD pts
  • Peritoneal membrane = dialyzer
  • Dialysate instilled into peritoneal cavity, equilibrate and drained
  • Continuous ambulatory: exchange 4-6 x per day
  • Continous cyclical: cycler automatically performs at night
  • Peritonitis
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Renal transplant

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  • 50% ESRD healthy enough for surgery
  • 2/3 from deceased
  • Long wait list- 2-6 yrs
  • High survival rates
  • Immunosuppressants to prevent rejection
  • 30% ESRD pts get one
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Acute kidney injury

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  • Sudden decrease in kidney fxn- inablilty to maintain acid-base, fluid, lytes balance & nitrogenous wastes
  • Defined as risk, injury & failure based on serum creatinine levels
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AKI- Prerenal

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  • Most common (40-80%)
  • Decreased renal perfusion due to:
  • Reduced intravascular volume
  • Change in vascular resistance: blockers
  • Low CO:
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AKI- Prerenal- Reduced Intravascular volume- Eti

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hemorrhage, dehydration, pancreatitis, burn, trauma

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AKI- Prerenal- Change in vascular resistance- Eti

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sepsis, anaphylaxis, anesthesia, renin-angiotensin-aldosterone

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AKI- Prerenal- Low cardiac output- Eti

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Cardiogenic shock, HF, PE, pericardial tamponade

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AKI- Postrenal

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  • Least common- 5-10%
  • Obstruction, bladder dysfxn
  • Anuric or polyuric with lower abd pain
  • High urine osmolality
  • Catheterization & US
  • Backup of waste products causes elevated intralumial pressure- parenchymal damage
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AKI- Intrinsic

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  • Injury to tubules, interstitium, vasculature and glomeruli

- Tubular necrosis, acute interstitial nephritis, rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis

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Azotemia

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Retention of nitrogenous waste and creatinine in blood- due to AKI or CKD. Measured by BUN: creatinine ratio

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Uremia

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  • Blood in urine
  • Significant if found on more than 2 occasions
  • Can be renal or extrarenal
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