AKI TCD Flashcards

1
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ECG changes with Hyperkalaemia

A

No P waves but regular rhythm
Wide QRS complex
Peaked T waves

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2
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Treatment for severe hyperkalaemia

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intravenous calcium gluconate and start a insulin/dextrose infusion

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3
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What drugs to stop in AKI

A

ACE/ARB
Diuretics
Anti-hypertensives
Metformin

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4
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Three phases of ATN

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Oligouric phase, maintenance phase, polyuric recovery phase

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5
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Blood tests when septic

A
blood gas including glucose and lactate measurement
blood culture
full blood count
C-reactive protein
urea and electrolytes
a clotting screen
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6
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immediate treatment for sepsis

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Give a broad-spectrum antibiotic at the maximum recommended dose without delay (within 1 hour of identifying that they meet any high risk criteria in an acute hospital setting)

  • Intravenous fluid bolus without delay (within 1 hour of identifying that they meet any high risk criteria in an acute hospital setting).
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7
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f this patient’s lactate level is > ? mmol/l, she is a very high risk of circulatory collapse and cardiac arrest, so need to be referred to ITU for consideration of invasive circulatory support (inotropes).

A

4

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8
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What fluid to give low BP sepsis?

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immediate fluid resuscitation so should have 500 ml bolus of crystalloid fluid and reassessment of blood pressure immediately after. She can have up to 2 litres of fluid as boluses to see if BP responds before referring to ICU for invasive circulatory support.

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9
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AKI is a a rise in serum creatinine of … micromol/l or greater within … hours

A

26, 48

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10
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AKI is a … or greater rise in serum creatinine known or presumed to have occurred within the past … days

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50%, 7

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11
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Six reasons for immediate referral for renal replacement

A
hyperkalaemia
metabolic acidosis
symptoms or complications of uraemia (for example, pericarditis or encephalopathy)
fluid overload
pulmonary oedema.
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12
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Assess people with any suspected infection to identify

A

possible source of infection
factors that increase risk of sepsis
any indications of clinical concern, such as new onset abnormalities of behaviour, circulation or respiration.

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13
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Suspect …… sepsis in patients having anticancer treatment who become unwell.

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neutropenic sepsis

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14
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Antibiotics if meningococcal disease is specifically suspected

A

benzyl penicillin

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15
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Six things to test in blood in sepsis

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blood gas, including glucose and lactate measurement
blood culture
full blood count
C-reactive protein
urea and electrolytes
creatinine
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