Effects of Anesthesia and sx on Renal fx-Josh Flashcards
Effects are typically less w/ _____ vs _____ anesthesia
less w/ Regional vs General
anesthesia put ______ decreases in RBF, GFR, urininary flow, and Na+ excretion
Reversible
Most renal changes from anesthesia are not direct but mediated by ____ and _____ influances
autonomic and hormonal influences
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
Most changes can be partially overcome by maintaing what?
adequate intravascular volume and Normotension
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
there are very few anesthetics we administer such as _____ and ____ which in high doses can potentially cause specific renal toxicity
enflurane
Sevoflurane (it got all those F’s)
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
Most inhalation and IV drugs cause some degree of cardiac depression and/or vasodilation and can decrease ____ ____
Arterial BP (thus decreasing RBF)
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
how does regional anesthesia effect RBF?
sympathectomy
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
decreases in BP below the level of autoregulation can ultimately decrease what 4 things?
- RBF
- GFR
- Urinary flow
- Na+ excretion
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
some neural effects such as sympathetic activation (from light anesthesia) can increase renal vascular resistance and activate hormonal systems. both tend to decrease what?
GFR
RBF
UOP
(remember you’ll never stop to take a piss if being chased by a man eating Lama)
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
endorine effects:
Stress responce related to surgical stimulation, CV depression, Hypoxia, or acidosis, all will cause an increase in catecholamines, ADH, and AT II. ALL that will reduce RBF how?
by induducing renal artery constriction
and aldosterone enhances Na+ reabsorption
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
how does Pneumoperitoneum or PEEP effect renal system
- Abdominal compartment syndrome like
- d/t renal vein and vena cava compression
- leads to an increased renin, aldosterone, and ADH release
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
how does CPB effect the renal system
Non oulsatile flow
production of free radicals
decreased renal perfusion at cross clampt ime
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
how does pelvic sx effect the renal system?
compression of the bladdder by retractors
Ligation of ureters
trendelenburg position impeding emptying of bladder
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA
release of Fluride Ions from VAA metabolic degradation w/ plasma comcentration > _______ have been associated w/ renal toxicity?
> 50 micromol/L
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA
floride production is negligible w/ halothane, desflurane, and iso, but the greatest w/ prolonged use of ____ and especially ____
enflurane
Sevoflurane
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA
as we know in Lab rate ONLY sevo at low flows can produce _____ ____ which can cause renal damage?
Compound A
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA
overall b/c of low metabolism/kidney excretion VAAs may be the ______ anesthetic for pts w/ impaired renal functions?
Safest
(found this very interesting)
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn: IV agents
which drugs inhibnit prostaglandin sysnthesis preventing the renal production of vasodilatory prostaglanding in pts with high levels of ATII and Norepinephrine
NSAIDS
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn: IV agents
what drugs block the protective effects of AT II and may result in additional reductions in GFR during sx
ACE inhibitors
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn: IV agents
what other drugs cause renal artery vasospasms, direct cytoxic injury or renal/tubular obstruction?
Aminoglycosides
Immunosuppresive agents
Radiocontrast dyes
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
W/ aortic cross clamping regardless where the position of the clamp is RBF is decreased ____%
50%
Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:
release of the cross clamp causes an increase in RBF, but GFR is impaired to only 2/3 of normal for up to how long
24 hrs
manifestations of Renal Failure:
what electrolytes/ cells are increased in renal failure?
K+
Phasphate
Mg
Uric acid
manifestations of Renal Failure:
what electrolytes/ cells are decreased in renal failure?
Ca++
Albumiin
RBC production
manifestations of Renal Failure:
what happens to CO in response to decreased O2 carrying capacity, by means of Na+ retention on RAAS
Increases
manifestations of Renal Failure:
the increased sytemic HTN leads to what?
LVH
Fluid management:
avoid what w/ hyperkalemic pts?
LR
Fluid management:
use _____ free solutions?
glucose free
Fluid management:
blood loss shpould generally be replaced w/ what?
PRBCs
Electrolyte disturbances:
normal Na+
135-145 mEq/L
Electrolyte disturbances:
serious manifestation of hyppoNa+ are generally associated w/ plasma Na+ concentrations of what?
<120 mEq/L
Electrolyte disturbances:
plasma concentrations of Na+ > what are generally safe for GA
>130 mEq/L
Electrolyte disturbances:
why should you caution rapid correction of hyponatremia?
b/c it has been associated w/ demyelinated lesions in the pons resulting in serious permanent neurological condictions
Electrolyte disturbances:
HyPERnatremia _____ the MAC for inhaled anesthetics in animal studies?
increases
Electrolyte disturbances:
electrive procedures should be postponed in pt’s w/ significant hypernatrema > ______
> 150mEq/L
Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium
normal levels?
3.5-5 mEq/L
Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium
what do you want to avoid in cases of high K+
LR
Resp acidosis
Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium
what causes hypoK+
diuresis
antibiotic
NGT
insulin
Acute alkolosis
Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium
what causes hyperK+
rhabdomyolysis
SCh
renal failure
K sparing diuretics
ACE inhibitors
NSAIDS
Electrolyte disturbances: Calcium
normal value for ionized
1.1-1.4 mmol/L
Electrolyte disturbances: Magnesium
Normal values
1.7-2.1 mEq/L
What is TURP syndrome/ how does it occur?
- Prostate tissue is resected and large amounts of irrigation are used
- Eectroltye solution can NOT be used d/t cautery, thus slightly hypotonic/non-electrolyte solution are used
- Open venous sinuses in the prostate and ressure of irrigation fluid allow systemic absorption of the irrigation fluid (2L or more)
- can present intraop or post op
- monitor Na+ levels
whoo enough fucking renal
&*&%^% that sucked