Dialysis Flashcards

1
Q

What is dialysis?

A

removal of waste products

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2
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By what mechanism does dialysis work?

A

Diffusion

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3
Q

What does “CKD5D” mean?

A

Someone whose GFR is <15 ml/min that is on dialysis

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4
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What does “CKD5ND” mean?

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Someone whose GFR is <15 ml/min who is not on dialysis.

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5
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What is ESRD

A

End stage renal disease

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6
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Requirement for dialysis

A

ESRD w/ >3 months needed to sustain life.

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7
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Methods/Mechanisms of drug removal during dialysis

A

Diffusion
Convection - ultrafiltration

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8
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Dialysis Modalities/ Types of Dialysis

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-Hemodialysis
-Peritoneal dialysis
-Continuous kidney replacement therapy (CKRT)

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9
Q

Direction of fresh dialysate

A

top - bottom

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10
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Direction of clean blood

A

bottom to top

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11
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Hemodialysis access points

A

Arteriovenous fistula
Arteriovenous graft
Central venous catheter

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12
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HD Access w/ highest risk of infection and thrombosis

A

Central venous catheter

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13
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HD Access w/ lowest risk of infection and thrombosis

A

Arteriovenous fistula

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14
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How long does arteriovenous fistula take to mature

A

3 months

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15
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Preferred HD Access

A

Arteriovenous fistula

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16
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Types of peritoneal dialysis

A

CAPD: continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis
APD: Automated peritoneal dialysis (nighttime)

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17
Q

Peritoneal Access

A

Catheter

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18
Q

What is Continuous kidney replacement therapy?

A

A “slow hemodialysis” for critically ill pts w/ unstable hemodynamics

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19
Q

CKRT Modalities

A
  • CVVH
  • CVVHD
  • CVVHDF
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20
Q

Which clearance mechanism is better for large solutes?

A

Convection

21
Q

Drug factors influencing dialysis drug removal

A
  • Molecular weight
  • Protein binding
  • Volume of distribution/Lipophilicity
22
Q

Patient factors influencing dialysis drug removal

A
  • Albumin
  • Fluid status
  • Blood pressure
23
Q

Drug removal is increased by

A

Small molecular weight
Low protein binding
Small Vd/lipophilicity
High flux hemodialysis
Semi-synthetic/synthetic dialysis membranes

24
Q

What to do prior hemodialysis? (Dosing)

A
  • Hold AntiHTN drugs
  • Therapeutic dose monitoring
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What to do during hemodialysis? (Dosing)
Give intra-dialytic meds: - ESA's - Active Vitamin D
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What to do after hemodialysis? (Dosing)
- Supplemental doses of drugs removed - Administer meds significantly removed eg ABx
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What drugs need a supplemental dosing
Drugs removed >30 - 40%
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How much supplemental dose needed? (Equation)
Normal dose x fraction removed by HD
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CrCl IN CKRT
Assume 20 - 25 ml/min ***difficult to predict drug removal ***use drug literature
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Complications of drug dosing
Hypotension Cramping Fatigue Infection*** Thrombosis Bleeding ***#2 cause of mortality in HD
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Causes of hypotension w/ Hemodialysis
- Hypovolemia - excessive fluid removal - antiHTN admin prior to HD - autonomic dysfunction
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How to prevent hypotension w/ HD
- Select the appropriate dry weight - Hold the antiHTN meds
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How to manage hypotension w/ HD
- Small fluid bolus 100 - 250 ml 0.9% NaCl - Decrease fluid removal (ultrafiltration) - Midodrine
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Midodrine MOA
alpha 1 agonist pro drug for peripheral vasoconstriction
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Midodrine dosing
2.5 - 10 mg PO 30 mins before HD
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Midodrine Adverse Effects
bradycardia, hypertension (???), peripheral ischemia, urinary retention
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Midodrine DDIs
- MAOi's - sympathetic activating drugs
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Causes of cramping w/ Hemodialysis
- hypovolemia - decreased muscle perfusion
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How to prevent cramping w/ Hemodialysis
Selection of appropriate dry weight
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How to manage cramping w/ Hemodialysis
- small fluid bolus 0.9% NaCl - decrease fluid removal - Vitamin E 400 IU PO QHS ***NEVER GIVE QUININE (FDA WARNING)
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Site of infection in Hemodialysis
Bloodstream leading to pneumonia
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#2 leading cause of death in Hemodialysis?
Infection
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How to treat MRSA?
Vancomycin
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What type of ABx to use in dialysis infections?
Broad spectrum gram +ve or -ve ABx's
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Causes of Thrombosis w/ Hemodialyis
Virchow's Triad - use of ESA'S
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How to prevent thrombosis w/ Hemdialysis
Heparin w/ dialysis ***Risk of HIT
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How to manage thrombosis w/ Hemodialysis
Alteplase (Cathflo) 2mg/2ml for 30 -120 mins
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Complications of Peritoneal Dialysis
- Peritonitis - Fluid Overload - Hyperglycemia
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Vancomycin in ESRD