Exam 1 thera AKI Flashcards
Nephrotoxic medications
PPI- azole
ARBS- Asartan
ACE-lil
Sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim
Aminoglycosides- mycin micin
Vancomycin
Chinnese herbal medicine
NSAID
Methotrexate
Amphotericin B
VEGF
Biphosphonates
Polymyxins
Tenofovir
Normal urine output
> 0.5mL/kg/hr
Anuria
<100mL/day
Oliguria
<400mL/day
Non-oliguria
> 400mL/day
KDGO criteria
Scr increases by 0.3mg/dl in two days
Scr increases by 1.5mg/dl in 7 days
Urine output decrease less than 0.5mL/kg/hr
Urine analysis Prerena
Urine is normal
Urine analysis Intra renal
-Granular Cast–> ATN
-Crystals
-Myoglobin because of muscle breakdown–>rhabdolysis
-WBC/eosinophils–> Acute interstitial nephritis
-Protein (albumin)–>Acute glomerular nephritis
Post renal urine analysis
Crystals
Pre renal
-Decrease blood flow to the kidneys
-Volume overload, acute heart failure exacerbation, edema, pulmonary effusion , blood loss, fluid loss in n/v, diarrhea and excercise, Hypotension (sepsis)
Compensatory mechanism:
RAAS and ADH will cause Na+ and H2O reabsorbtion and vasoconstriction
-Afferent artiole is dilated
-Efferent artiole is constricted
Nephrotoxic medications is NSAID, Diuretic, ARBS, ACE
Pre renal treatment if volume is depleted
Give lacted ringers better than normal saline
Pre renal if volume is overload
-Furosemide
-Bumetanide
-Torsemide
-Lasix
-Bumex
-Demadex
When Pt is not responding to IV diuretic and experience little output give
Chlorothalidine PO
Chlorothiazide IV
Metolozone PO
Acetazolamide
Diamox
-Give if pt is not respondig to loop diuretics and fluid overload from acute heart failure
Intra renal Acute tubular necrosis
Is because of obstruction to the tubules and accumulation of cell debris cause release of granulated cast