biomarkers of urine Flashcards

1
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_____ & _____ are required to obtain most reliable results from diagnostic test

A

high sensitivity
&
high specificity

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2
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_____ is clinically important bc it reflects disease prevalence

A

PPV

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3
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what estimated % of prescribed tests are unnecessary

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40-60%

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4
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consequences of not understanding testing limitations

A

-misunderstand test results
-overestimate accuracy of test results
-blind to false-positives
-prescribe unnecessary tests

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5
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what 2 tests are the preliminary diagnostic approach for kidney function

A

strip test
&
microscopic analysis

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6
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most commonly used endogenous marker for GFR

A

creatinine

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7
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normal GFR for adult male

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90 - 120 ml/min

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8
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what is Jaffe’s reaction

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creatinine (in alkaline medium) + picric acid
–>
Janovsky complex (orange)

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9
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what is the common chemical method for creatinine estimation

A

Jaffe’s reaction

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10
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why is Jaffe’s reaction/test less specific

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due to interference w other biomolecules

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11
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what % difference is value from Jaffe’s reaction/test vs actual value

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15 - 25% higher than actual value

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12
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what is the enzymatic method for measuring creatinine

A

creatininase (creatinine amidohydrolase)

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13
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creatininase (creatinine amidohydrolase) mechanism

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detection of creatinine is based on hydrogen peroxide generation

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14
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benefit of creatininase (creatinine amidohydrolase)

A

higher specificity vs chemical method

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15
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ratio of BUN : creatinine in pre-renal disease

A

20 : 1

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16
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ratio of BUN : creatinine in intrinsic renal disease

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10 : 1

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17
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is chemical method or enzymatic method better for assessing renal function

A

enzymatic method

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18
Q

how much creatinine do muscles add to blood per day

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1800 mg /day

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19
Q

how much creatinine is filtered & excreted in urine per day

A

1800 mg /day filtered

1800 mg /day excreted

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20
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how does creatinine handling by the body change if GFR decreases by 50%

A

amount excreted decreases by 50%

creatinine is retained ([plasma creatinine] increases over time)

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21
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_____ can be used to estimate GFR instead of creatinine clearance over 24 hrs

A

Pcr [plasma creatinine]

22
Q

increasing GFR = _____ Pcr ([plasma creatinine])

A

decreasing

23
Q

what does eGFR mean

A

estimate GFR using only Pcr [plasma creatinine]

24
Q

disadvantage of using Pcr to estimate GFR

A

GFR has to decrease significantly in order to see increases in Pcr (so mainly useful for advanced kidney disease)

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individual factors you can correct for when calculating GFR
weight age sex height race
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MDRD when calculating GFR stands for
(Modification of Diet in Renal Disease)
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MDRD equation to calculate GFR contains what components
Pcr age sex race
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factors that DECREASE Pcr
older age female muscle wasting vegetarian
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factors that INCREASE Pcr
muscular carnivores
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CKD-EPI equation to calculate GFR contains what components
Pcr age sex
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what is the good thing that the CKD-EPI equation does
removes race (bc it's a social construct)
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what protein can be used combined with creatinine to help determine GFR
cystatin
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GFR estimates are most accurate when serum creatinine levels are _____
high
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5 stages of CKD (just numbers)
(ml/min) stage 1) eGFR > 90 stage 2) eGFR 60 - 89 stage 3) eGFR 30 - 59 stage 4) eGFR 15 - 29 stage 5) eGFR < 15
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5 stages of CKD (descriptions)
stage 1) normal kidney function & > 3 months of proteinuria (mostly albumin) stage 2) mild loss of kidney function & > 3 months of proteinuria (mostly albumin) stage 3) mild to severe loss of kidney function stage 4) severe loss of kidney function stage 5) ESRD, kidney failure
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what radiolabeled non-ionic molecule's clearance can be used to also measure GFR
iohexal
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advantages of blood iohexal use
-easy to prick finger -cheap -no interference w endogenous biomolecules (exogenous tracer) -accurate at specific time points -available in US (unlike inulin)
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what is new current "gold standard" for GFR measurement
iohexal
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disadvantages of blood iohexal use
-requires bolus IV injection & time for equilibrium
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advantages of serum creatinine use
-endogeonus metabolite -abundant in body -available assays in US
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disadvantages of serum creatinine use
-dependent on muscle mass -affected by muscle damage -affected by diet (eating meat) -non-linear relationship w GFR
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3 kidney-related factors increase BUN
-kidney disease -dehydration -decreases in renal perfusion
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what is Fractional Excretion (FE)
how much solute is excreted in urine relative to the solute's filtered load
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equation for FE (using clearance)
% FE = ( (U x Pcr) / (Ucr x P) ) x 100 U: [solute in urine] Pcr: [creatinine in plasma] Ucr: [creatinine in urine] P: [solute in plasma]
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equation for FE Na (fractional excretion of Na)
% FE Na = ( (Una x Pcr) / (Ucr x Pna) ) x 100 Una: [Na in urine] Pcr: [creatinine in plasma] Ucr: [creatinine in urine] Pna: [Na in plasma]
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normal range of FE Na
1 - 3 %
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FE Na elevated value & meaning
> 1 - 3 % acute tubular necrosis
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FE Na decreased value & meaning
< 1 % normal, dehydration, or AKI
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FE U equation (fractional excretion of urea)
% FE U = ( (Uu x Pcr) / (Ucr x Pu) ) x 100 Uu: [urea in urine] Pcr: [creatinine in plasma] Ucr: [creatinine in urine] Pu: [urea in plasma]
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normal range of FE U
50 - 65 %