Concepts Exam #3 Ch 68 Flashcards

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Causes of decreased renal perfusion

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Age (65)
Obstruction (crystals, casts, tumors)
Diuretics (hard on kidneys)
Pressors 
Cyclosporine (toxic to kidneys
Dye (CT dye is toxic to kidneys)
Glucophage (increase risk of lactic acidosis)
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2
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Normal BUN

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7 to 20 mg/dL

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3
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Normal Creatinine

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0.5 to 1.2 mg/dL

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4
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Prerenal (Patient is dry)

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20:1 ratio

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5
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Renal (Patient has kidney disease)

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10:1 ratio

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6
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Calculation is BUN/Creatinine

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If answer is 10 patient is renal, if answer is 20 patient is prerenal

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7
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Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)

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Rapid reduction in kidney function resulting in a failure to maintain fluid and electrolytes

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8
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azotemia

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The retention and buildup of nitrogenous wastes in the blood

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9
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Hyperkalemia

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Peaked t waves, prolonged PR, loss of p-wave, the widened QRS

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10
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Cardiac Complicatoin

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Pericarditis
Pulmonary Edema
Heart failure
Hyperlipidemia

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11
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Hematologic changes

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bleeding

bruising

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12
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Dietary Restrictions

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Low sodium, low potassium, low protein

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13
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Education needs

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Diet, Exercise

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14
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Nursing interventions

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Monitor fluids for overload or decrease
Vital signs
Breath sounds
Monitor electrolytes
Assess for abdominal pain
Monitor hygiene and bleeding
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15
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Complications of Renal Failure

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Neurologic (confusion, peripheral neuropathy)
Cardiovascular (hyperkalemia, dysrrhythmias)
Pulmonary (pleural fusions)
GI (ulcers, malabsorbsion, nausea)
Hematologic (hematuria)
Endocrine (acidosis)
General (muscle weakness)
Psych (denial, dependency, non-compliance)

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16
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HemoDialysis catheter

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Dual or Triple lumen, or AV shunt for temporary access

17
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Precautions of pt on Dialysis

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Risk for bleeding, dont take blood pressure on same arm as fistula

18
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Complications of Hemodialysis

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Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome (fluid/electrolyte imbalance)
Infectious disease
Hepatitis B and C
HIV

19
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Kidney Transplant Selection Criteria

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Age between 2 and 70
Free of medical problems
Donor must have same blood type

20
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Pre-Operative Care for Kidney Transplant

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Education
Assessment that is in depth
Coordination
Treatment Plans

21
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Kidney transplants are …

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Not a cure and success depends on immunology response