Nephro Flashcards
normal GFR
men: 127
women: 118
name endogenous chemicals and drugs that affect afferent/efferent arterioles
ACE I: dilate efferent
NSAID: constrict afferent
Ang II: constrict efferent
PGE: dilate afferent
Cockroft Gault equation
CrCl = (140-age) * weight * 0.85 (if female) // 72 * SCr
what size protein can pass through membran
< 5 kda
what size protein can’t pass through membrane
> 60 kda
what charge is the membrane?
negative
what charge cannot pass through membrane?
negative
normal values of GFR?
men 127
women 118
which one is afferent?
the one that goes in
efferent?
the one that goes out
initiation factors
DM, HTN, GN
what is the difference between susceptibility, initiation, and progression factors
susceptibility: things you can’t control
initiation: diseases you can manage
progression: if you don’t fix initiation factors
Hendersen Hasselbach equation
pH = 6.1 + log (bicarb/PCO2*0.03)
metabolic acidosis causes
anion gap diarrhea dichloroacetate because lactate is made chloride because they switch renal tubular acidosis
types of renal tubular acidosis
I) distal hypo
II) proximal
III) both
IV) distal hyper