GFR and ERPF Flashcards

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1
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extraction ratio (ER)

A

fraction of substance removed from plasma during one circulation through kidney

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2
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extraction ratio measures …

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urine elimination and renal retention

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3
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what does a ER of 1.0 mean?

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1) that the drug is completely removed from circulation in a single pass
= true measurement of RPF
2) or drug is completely retained = ideal for morphology

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4
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what RP is best used for ERPF?

A

MAG3

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5
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formula for ER

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ER = (arterial concentration of substance - venous concentration of substance)/arterial concentration of substance

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6
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which RP is best for morphology?

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DMSA

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renal clearance

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amount of substance that appears in the urine in a given time

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formula for renal clearance

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renal clearance (ml/time) = ([urine] * vol/min)/[plasma]

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9
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which RP is completely filtered by the glomerulus, therefore is good to measure GFR?

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DTPA

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10
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indications

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  • monitoring function in renal disease
  • monitor renal function throughout course of nephrotoxic drug admin
  • eval renal function in live tx donors
  • follow up post tx
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11
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camera GFR technique
Gate’s Method

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  • pre-injection counts of syringe on camera
  • dynamic imaging for min 6 mins
  • post-injection syringe counts
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blood sample technique

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  • single/serial blood sample techniques
  • determine time
  • compare to standard
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13
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Dose required for Gate’s Method

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111 MBq

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14
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distance the syringe is at for gate’s method

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syringe counted 20-30 cm from face of camera

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15
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dose for GFR blood sampling technique

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370-555 MBq

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16
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theory for gfr blood sampling

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% of tracer remaining in blood at specific times indicate renal functions – clearance and filtering through kidneys (tracer excreted by kidneys)

17
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high plasma counts = GFR ______

18
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low plasma counts = GFR ______

19
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four broad stages for GFR measurements

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  1. tracer prep
  2. tracer admin
  3. blood sampling
  4. sample counting
20
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if you draw from the same arm as the injection, what will happen to your GFR?

A

it’ll make the GFR look lower because your counts might be higher

21
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if you collect the blood sample 30 mins too early, what happens?

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plasma counts will be too high = gfr look lower

22
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if you collect the blood sample 30 mins too late, what happens?

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plasma counts will be too low = gfr look higher

23
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renal plasma flow

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amount of plasma at the glomerulus

24
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formula for effective renal plasma flow

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RP for ERPF
MAG3
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RP for GFR
DTPA
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RP for morphology
DMSA
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Which of the following are appropriate times for acquiring plasma samples in a multi- sample GFR study? a. Immediately, 1hr and 3hrs b. 30 min, 1hr and 2hrs c. 2hr, 3hrs, and 4hrs d. 3hrs, 4hrs and 24hrs
c - need at least 1 hr for equilibrium
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