FA Renal Flashcards

1
Q

Hypernatremia urine osmolality <300
Rise with desmopressin
Does not rise with desmopressin

A

Central DI
Nephrogenic DI

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2
Q

How quickly do you correct hypernatremia?

A

<0.5mEq/L/hr

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3
Q

Hyponatremia with euvolemia or hypervolemia treat

A

Water restriction +- diuretics

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4
Q

What causes hypokalaemia?

A

Insulin, B agonists, alkalosis, diarrhoea, NG tube, vomiting, etc.

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5
Q

If hypokalaemia is not responding to K+, check which levels?

A

Magnesium

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6
Q

PTH independant hypercalcemia

A

raised 25, OH vit D: Vit D toxicity
raised 1,25: Sarcoid, lymphoma
Increased PTHrP: malignancy
Normal: myeloma, hyperthyroid, immobilization

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7
Q

Treat hypercalc.

A

Fluids +- calcitonin (can use furosemide and bisphosphonates)

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8
Q

Who gets hypo magnesium?

A

Alcoholics

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9
Q

What blood gas is seen in aspirin overdose

A

Resp alk (first)
Metabolic ac (later)

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10
Q

Vision loss, metabolic acidosis high gap

A

Methanol

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11
Q

Envelope shaped stones, metabolic high gap

A

Ethylene

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12
Q

Intrinsic AKI BUN:Cr

A

<15:1

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13
Q

Prerenal BUN:Cr

A

> 20:1

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14
Q

Instrinic AKI causes

A

ATN AIN

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15
Q

BP in CKD target

A

130/80

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16
Q

Thiazides work on

A

DCT

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17
Q

K sparing work on

A

Collecting duct

18
Q

Loop diuretics work on

A

Ascending limb (thick)

19
Q

Mannitol and Acetazolamide

A

PCT

20
Q

Treat a renal acidosis

A

Bicarb!

21
Q

Carbonic anhydrase are CI in
SE?

A

Sulfa allergy
Metabolic acidosis

22
Q

Loop diuretics SE

A

Metabolic alkalosis

23
Q

Calcium loop vs thiazide

A

Decreases
Increases

24
Q

Kidney + lung

A

MPA

25
Q

Kidney + lung + sinus

A

GPA

26
Q

Kidney + asthma

A

eGPA

27
Q

C3 in PSGN

A

low

28
Q

MPGN treatment

A

Prednisolone and immunosuppresive

29
Q

Goodpasture treatment

A

Plasma exchange

30
Q

GOLD STANDARD DIAGNOSIS OF KIDNEY STONES

A

CT non contast

31
Q

Pregnant patient with kidney stone investigation

A

US

32
Q

How to reduce spasms in kidney stones

A

A blockers (tamsulosin) and CCB

33
Q

Test for cystinuria

A

Cyanide nitroprusside test

34
Q

Hydrocele is from

A

Processus Vaginalis remnant

35
Q

Where does BPH most commonly occur?

A

Central!

36
Q

Where does prostate cancer occur?

A

Lateral!

37
Q

Most accurate test for prostate cancer

A

Trans rectal biopsy

38
Q

An increased PSA can be caused by

A

BPH, prostatitis, trauma, or carcinoma

39
Q

Treatment of bladder cancer in situ

A

Intravesicular chemo or transurethral resection

40
Q
A