extras Session 5-8 Flashcards

1
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Which hormone acts directly at the CD to increase expression of ENaC and causes an increase in renal excretion of K+and therefore hypokalemia

A

Aldosterone

increased ENAC and ROMK, increases renal K+ excretion

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2
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Features of Trimethoprim

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Competitive inhibitor of ENAC

Causes drug induced hyperkalaemia

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3
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What do thiazides do

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Inhibit Na-Cl symporter in DCT, increased ENAC, increase Na/K exchange, K loss

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4
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What effect does sweating have on osmolarity and volume of plasma

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Osmolarity increased, volume decreased

Sweat is hypoosmotic, lots of water and few salts

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5
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What fluids would you give to an 86 year old woman who is NBM

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1 litre 0.18% sodium chloride, 4% dextrose over 12 hours

Or

500ml 0.18% sodium chloride, 4% dextrose over 12 hours

Don’t want to overload too quickly as old, needs dextrose as NBM

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6
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What do alpha cells do at late DCT and CD

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Alpha intercalated cells usually secrete H+ ions

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7
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Management of a patient with severe sepsis following a perforated appendix and hyperkalaemia

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Haemofiltration

Less cardiovascular strain than haemodialysis, better for haemodynamically unstable patients

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8
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Old man is tired and has enlarged prostate. Most likely renal abnormality?

A

Cortical atrophy

prostatic hyperplasia, obstructive uropathy, bilateral hydronephrosis, cortical atrophy, chronic renal failure

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9
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Screening for early kidney disease using albumin-creatinine ratio is most important in who

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Patients with diabetes- early sign of damage

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10
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How does PTH affect the kidneys handling of phosphate

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Decreases phosphate reabsorption in the PCT

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11
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What does PTH do overall

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Increase Ca2+ reabsorption,
Increase bone resorption,
Increase vitamin D activation
Decrease phosphate reabsorption in the PCT

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12
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Which hormone is responsible for short term regulation of serum calcium

A

Parathyroid hormone

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13
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Short and long term regulation of calcium

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Calcitriol = long term

PTH - short term

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14
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5 year old boy has nephrotic syndrome, what is most likely cause

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Minimal change diseae

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15
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Which urinalysis is most likely to be found in someone with minimal change disease

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Proteinuria/Albuminuria

Nephrotic syndrome

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16
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Normal bladder capacity

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400-500ml

17
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Fill in the table

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