Chronic Kidney Dz Flashcards

1
Q

what is a normal GFR?

A

125 mL/min

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2
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What does serum concentration represent?

A

ration of production to elimination. In steady state, production=elimination

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3
Q

why does creatinine filtration increase as GFR declines? How does this affect serum creatinine in early stages of CKD?

A

enhanced effect of secretion. It attenuates the rise in serum creatinine.

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4
Q

What variables are in the GFR formulas?

A

creatinine, gender, age, ethnicity, albumin

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5
Q

How does the reliability of GFR equations change with GFR?

A

less reliable as GFR increases

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6
Q

definition of CKD

A

decreased kidney fxn for three months. GFR30

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7
Q

Which usually comes first: proteinuria or reduced GFR?

A

proteinuria

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8
Q

How is CKD related to peripheral vascular dz?

A

pro-inflammatory state, alterations in Ca and Pi.

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9
Q

what is the formula for albuminuria in a 24 hr period?

A

urine albumin divided by urine creatinine. Gives you grams of albumin in 24 hrs.

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10
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what is normal daily creatinine production

A

~1g/day

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