Ch. 23 (Renal Disorders) Flashcards

1
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What enzymes help maintain our blood pressure?

A

Renin

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2
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What kind of diets support kidney health?

A
  • DASH
  • Mediterranean

support for healing, dependent on stage of kidney disease

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3
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What type of kidney abnormality is caused by damage to the glomerulus from diabetes, autoimmune diseases, infection, certain chemicals and medications?

A

nephrotic syndrome

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4
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What are the goal to nutrition therapy for nephrotic syndrome?

A
  • minimize edema, proteinuria, hyperlipidemia
  • replace nutrients
  • slow progression
  • control hypertension
  • prevent protein malnutrition
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5
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What kidney abnormality causes progressive kidney damage and loss of function?

A

chronic kidney disease

stages 1-5

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What are risk factors for chronic kidney disease?

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  • advancing age
  • family history
  • african & native americans, hispanic ethnicites
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What are some nutrition therapy goals for chronic kidney disease?

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  • promote optimal nutrition
  • prevent/improve signs
  • delay dialysis (happens at stage 5)
  • control blood glucose
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What kind of diets/suggestions support chronic kidney disease?

A
  • mediterranean diet
  • restrict protein, sodium, potassium
  • avoid supplements
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What type of dialysis is a machine that filters blood outside the body and must be done three to five times per week?

A

hemodialysis

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What type of dialysis revolves around a port on the pt and a dialysate solution?

A

peritoneal dialysis

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What kidney abnormality requires dialysis?

A

end-stage chronic kidney disease

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What are some nutrition therapy goals for dialysis?

A
  • maintain fluids
  • consume adequate protein & calories
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13
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After a kidney transplant, what is increased?

A
  • calories
  • proteins
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14
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What type of kidney abnormality causes a sudden loss of renal function characterized by an acute increase in serum creatinine and decrease in urine output?

A

acute kidney injury (AKI)

usually from trauma

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15
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What are some nutrition therapy goals for acute kidney injury?

A
  • adequate nutrition
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16
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What kidney abnormality causes insoluble crystals, usually made out of calcium oxalate, to precipitate out of the urine?

A

kidney stones (renal calculi)

17
Q

What are some risk factors for kidney stones?

A
  • dehydration
  • UTI
  • gout
  • chronic bowel inflammation
  • intestinal bypass/ostomy surgery
18
Q

What are some nutrition therapy goals for kidney stones?

A
  • increasing fluid intake
  • consume adequate calcium

DASH diet helps