Chronic Kidney Disease and Diuretics Flashcards

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CKD definition

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Defined as more than 3 months of one of the following:

1) GFR less than 60
2) urinary abnormalities (proteinuria/micro hematuria)
3) Structural abnormalities

Most commonly due to DM, HTN, and glomerulonephritis.

Another commonly tested cause is PCKD (autosomal dominant form is more common and is adult onset - autosomal recessive is in kids)

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History and physical for CKD

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Generally asymptomatic until GFR is below 30, but patients gradually experience the signs and symptoms of uremia (anorexia, nausea, vomit, uremic pericarditis, uremic frost, delirium, seizures, coma)

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Dx of CKD

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Common metabolic derangements:

1) Azotemia (high BUN and Cr)
2) Fluid retention (HTN, edema, CHF, pulmonary edema)
3) Metabolic acidosis
4) HyperK
5) Anemia of chronic disease (low EPO production)
6) Abnormal hemostasis caused by impaired platelet aggregation
7) Hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia (low PO4 excretion’ imapired vit D producting leading to renal osteaodystrophy)

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Tx for CKD

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1) ACEIs/ARBs and HTN control have been shown to reduce the progression of CKD
2) Desmopressin in cases of abnormal bleeding
3) EPO analogs for anemia of chronic disease
4) Fluid restriction; low Na/K/PO4 intake
5) Oral phosphate binders and calcitrol (1,25-OH Vit D) for renal osteodystrophy
6) Renal replacement therapy includes hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and renal transplant

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Site of action for carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

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Prox convoluted tubules

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Site of action for osmotic agents like mannitol or urea

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Entire tubule

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7
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Site of action for loop diuretics

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Ascending loop of Henle

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Site of action for thiazides

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Distal convoluted tubules

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Site for K sparing diuretics

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Cortical collecting tubule

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Side effects of acetazolamide

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Hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis

Sulfa allergy

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Side effects of Mannitol, urea

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Pulmonary edema due to CHF and anuria

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Side effects of loops

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1) Water loss
2) Metabolic alkalosis
3) Low K
4) Low Ca
5) Ototoxic
6) Sulfa allergy (not ethacrynic acid tho)
7) Hyperuricemia

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Thiazide side effects

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1) Water loss
2) Metabolic alkalosis
3) Low Na
4) Low K
5) High glucose
6) High Ca
7) High uric acid
8) sulfa allergy
9) pancreatitis

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Side effects of K sparing agents

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1) Metabolic acidosis
2) High K
3) Antiandrogenic effects - gynecomastia

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