CKD Flashcards
ESRD is defined as?
GFR less than 15 or dialysis/transplantation
major causes of ESRD
diabetes, HTN
this race has much higher rates of CKD
African Americans
Apolipoprotein L1 and CKD are more common in blacks because?
APOL1 variants lyse trypanosoma, but also contribute to CKD
ECF volume in ESRD
up and down (hypo following dialysis)
common complications of CKD
bone disease, anemia, acidosis, hyperkalemia
common contributors to CKD
HTN, proteinuria, uremic toxins
management of HTN in patients with CKD
target BP = 130/80; first line tx = ACEI/ARB (sometimes spirinolactone)
spirinolactone is contraindicated in patients with?
eGFR below 45, potassium above 4.5
proteinuria contributes to CKD by?
increasing inflammatory mediators, which leads to injury
tx of proteinuria in pt with CKD
control HTN (ACEI/ARB) + DASH diet + diuretics
metabolic acidosis contributes to CKD by?
increasing NH3, activating C3, and causing interstitial fibrosis
tx of metabolic acidosis in CKD with _____ leads to improved GFR sclop and nutrition
sodium-bicarb therapy
as renal mass decreases, phosphate levels ___, calcium levels ____, and PTH levels ___
increase; decrease; increase
increased PTH results in?
leaching of calcium from bones, vascular calcification