CKD Flashcards

1
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Hypertension

  • physiology
  • aim
A
  1. Physiology
    -Glomerulus - podocytes and foot processes. Filtration–>protein free
    -Causes proteinuria, reduction in filtration, raised Cr and Urea
    RAAS –>Hypertension
    –ABPM: loss of nocturnal dip.
  2. Aim
    <140/90 (w/o albuminuria), <130 (with albuminuria)
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Anaemia

  • physiology
  • aim
  • treatment
A
  • Hypoxia-inducible-factor (HIF) is a main driver for EPO synthesis.
  • Less EPO produced in kidney

-Aim Hb 100-115

Treat
-Iron tf then EPO

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3
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A/E EPO

A

HTN

flu like sx

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4
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Acidosis

patho
treatment

A

kidneys unable to synthesise ammonia to bind to H+

a/w increased mortality

treatment: sodium bicarb

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5
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HyperK

patio
treatment

A

RAAS inhibition + tubulo-interstitial dysfunction

Resonium
Dialysis

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6
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CVD

  • patho
  • prognostic markers
A

HTN, DM, CKDMB–> Vasc calcifications, inflammation, anaemia, proteinuria

Prognostic markers - elevated PO4, FGF-23 levels

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7
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Renal bone disease

Physiology

A

Inadequate PO4 clearance –> stimulates FGF-23

  1. FGF-23 –> reduce Vit D and PO4 gut absorption
  2. PTH stimulation from low Vit D and High PO4 - increases Ca and promotes EPO resistance
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8
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Renal bone disease

Treatment

A

-diet
-PO4 binders - Sevelamer, Lanthanum (Ca based)
OP - bisphosphonates

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9
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FGF-23
secretion
function

A

secreted by osteocytes

Function

  1. Increase PO4 excretion
  2. Suppress formation of calcitriol in gut –> decrease PO4 absorption from gut
  3. Stimulation of PTH –>increases renal PO4 excretion
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10
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Calciphylaxis

RF
Mortality

A
  • also known as calcific uremia arteriolopathy
  • painful skin lesion due to cutaneous arteriolar calcification –>tissue ischemia and infarction
  • mortality in 1 year 50% due to sepsis

RF - female, ESRF, Caucasian, comorbidities, medications - Warfarin, Steroids, Ca-based binders, Vit D

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11
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Calciphylaxis

- Mx

A
  • Avoid hyperCa
  • Keep PO4 low
  • Stop Ca supplements + Ca-based PO4 binders
  • Avoid high Ca dialysate baths
  • Use Cinacalcet for hyperPTH
  • Avoid triggering meds - ie Warfarin
  • Sodium Thiosulfate (Side effects ofsodium thiosulfateinclude metabolic acidosis and fluid overload)
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