Chronic kidney disease II Flashcards
definition: azotemia
- presence of NITROGENOUS waste products in the blood
- elevated BUN and creatinine
definition: uremia
- azotemia plus constellation of signs and symptoms that may accrue as a result of renal failure
indications for dialysis are due to uremia or azotemia?
uremia - need constellation of symptoms
what is the main complication of uremia?
CV
what is the number one cause of death in CKD patients?
CVD
definition: CKD-MBD
systemic disorder of mineral and bone metabolism due to CKD, manifested by either one or a combination of:
- abnormalities in calcium, phosphorous, PTH, vitamin D
- abnormalities in bone turnover, mineralization, volume linear growth, strength
- extra skeletal calcification
what labs are usually seen in CKD patients?
- high phosphorous
- normal or low calcium
- secondary hyperPTH
calciphylaxis
type of extraosseus calcification characterized by systemic medial calcification of the arterioles that leads to ischemia and subQ necrosis
calciphylaxis: histology
- small vessel mural calcification with or without endovascular fibrosis
- extravascular calcification
- thrombotic vaso-occlusion
slowing the rate of progression of CKD is about modifying what process?
maladaptive hyperfiltration
what is the target BP in diabetics and non-diabetics with CKD and urine albumin UNDER 30 mg/24 hours?
less than or equal to 140 / 90
what is the target BP in diabetics and non-diabetics with CKD and urine albumin OVER 30 mg/24 hours?
less than or equal to 130 / 90
what is the recommended target HbA1c for glycemic control in prevention of CKD progression?
under 7%
patients with GFR under 15 mL/min are prone to ______________
increased ECF
what is the treatment for CKD volume overload?
- salt and water restriction
- diuretic therapy (loop)