Nephrology Flashcards

1
Q

t/f ACEi and ARB has been shown to reduce progression to ESRD in patients with diabetic kidney disease

A

true

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2
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how would you diagnose / define microalbuminuria in a patient with diabetic nephropathy?

A

albumin level 30-300mg per day on two separate occasions at least 3 months apart

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3
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t/f exercise can reduce fatigue in renal failure patients on dialysis

A

true

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4
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KDIGO guidelines recommend titrating renin angiotensin system inhibitors to what systolic blood pressure?

A

< 120

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5
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instead of stopping a ACEi/ARB when a patient develops hyperkalemia, what should you do instead?

A

start a K lowering therapy such as Veltassa or Lokelma

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6
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in patients without diabetes, what two populations also benefit from treatment in CKD with SGLT2?

A

CKD + albuminuria
CKD + HF

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7
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for how many days should SGLT2 drugs be held prior to surgery?

A

3 days

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8
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what is the primary cause of death in patients with CKD , regardless of age?

A

CVD

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9
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t/f GLP-1 medications slow progression to kidney failure and reduce CVD risk and all cause mortality in patients with CKD and diabetes

A

true

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10
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what is the only non steroidal mineralcorticoid receptor antagonist available?

A

finerenone

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