Hypertension and Kidney Disease Learning Objectives Flashcards

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Explain the relationship between hypertension and kidney disease.

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  • genetic mutation in populations that cause hypertension due to abnormal kidney funcion
  • excess secretion of aldosterone lead to increase in NA+ absorption in nephrons= sodium increase, ECVF increase and hypertension develops
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Name risk factors that contribute to hypertension

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  • genes
  • people of African decent at higher risk
  • inherited defects associated with renal excretion of NA+, insulin and insulin sensitivity, activity of the renin, angiotensin, aldosterone system
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Name clinical interventions to control hypertension

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  • quit smoking
  • maintain a healthy weight
  • exercise properly
  • early diagnosis
  • prehypertension and stage 1- lifestyle modifications
  • weight loss
  • exercise
  • relaxation
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Identify the public health burden of hypertension and chronic kidney disease

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  • many people d not have access to good health care
  • many people do not know if they are sick with either hypertension or kidney disease
  • cost issues
  • poor quality of life
  • lack of strategies: target economic, political and environmental factors
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Name prevention strategies for hypertension and kidney disease.

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  • low-sodium diet
  • low fat diet
  • exercise/ mediate
  • medication
  • potassium restriction
  • salt/water balance
  • better screening
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Explain the pathophysiology of kidney disease.

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  • injury or loss of nephrons
  • dilation of afferent and efferent arteries
  • increased PRESSURE in GLOMERULI (hyperfiltration, mechanical stretch of cells, inflammation)
  • injury to remaining nephrons
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Name some clinical manifestations of kidney disease

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  • azotemia (INCREASE SERUM and DECREASED KIDNEY FUNCTION)
  • uremia (HYPERTENSION, CVD, EDEMA, etc)
  • skeletal damages
  • acidosis (EXCESS ACID)
  • H2O RETENTION
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What is the equation for Pressure?

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Pressure= FLOW X RESISTANCE

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What happens during the “flow” in pressure?

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the flow affects the SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM because it INCREASES HEART RATE and the “FIGHT OR FLIGHT RESPONSE” increases blood flow

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What happens during “resistance in pressure?

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  • increases resistance

- constricts blood vessels

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Explain the effect in flow of blood in hypertension and kidneys.

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increased in BP-> damage in glomeruli-> protein release-> inflammation (repeat cycle)

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