Nephrology (10-15%) Complete Flashcards
Measuring BP
HTN Diagnosis algorithm
Hypertension:
– If NO nocturnal dip (sufficient dip >10% drop ) —> associated with increased risk of ___________________
– If NO nocturnal dip (sufficient dip >10% drop ) —> associated with increased risk of CV events
• All patients being treated for HTN should be monitored for new appearance of ________________ (as per CDA guidelines)
• All patients being treated for HTN should be monitored for new appearance of DM (as per CDA guidelines)
In Htn: ___________ is recommended with ≥3 risk factors of CVD or with established atherosclerotic disease, regardless of age
In Htn: Statin therapy is recommended with ≥3 risk factors of CVD or with established atherosclerotic disease, regardless of age
Secondary HTN causes
Hyperaldosteronism
HTN 2020 – Renovascular HTN
FMD related renal artery stenosis
Hypertension Goals
High risk patient (“SPRINT” trial Candidates)
HTN: Treatment: Lifestyle
HTN: First-Line Therapy
Diabetes and HTN
Renovascular HTN
HTNN: Other Special Populations - 1
Other Special Populations - 2
Other Special Populations - 3
HTNN: Response to Therapy
Interpreting urine microscopy
Anti-GBM disease
Pauci-immune / ANCA Vasculitis
Pauci-immune / ANCA Vasculitis
Immune complex: Low C3
Immune complex: Low C4*
Immune complex: Low C3/C4
Immune Complex: Normal C3/C4
IgA Nephropathy treatment
Nephrotic syndrome
Management of Nephrotic Syndrome
Acute interstitial nephritis [AIN]
Contrast-Induced Nephropathy
Cholesterol emboli syndrome
Rhabdomyolysis
Hepatorenal syndrome
Causes of AKI in transplant
Prevent progression: CKD Targets
Statins in ESRD
Sick Day Management
CKD: Management of Complications
CKD: Management of Complications
Anemia
CKD - MBD: Management of Complications
CKD: Management of Complications
CKD: Management of Complications
CKD: Management of Complications
Uremic Symptoms on History
Indications for Dialysis
CKD and Diabetes
CKD and Diabetes: Pharmacotherapy in 2022/2023:
First Line?
KDIGO DM/CKD 2022 pharmacotherapy guidelines
Metabolic Acidosis
Causes of AGMA
Causes of Increased Osmolar Gap
RTA
Hyponatremia correction formula:
Hyponatremia: Risk factors for demyelination?
Pseudohyponatremia
Hyponatremia
Free Water Deficit Formula
Nephrogenic DI:
Associated with?
Hyperkalemia
Chronic hypokalemia
Kidney biopsy
Nephrolithiasis