Nephrology Flashcards
Definition of acute kidney injury
Cr increased 50%
or Cr increased by 0.5mg/dL
Drugs causing prerenal azotemia (3)
NSAIDs
ACEI
cyclosporin
Definition of oliguria
between 100 to 500 mL/day of urinary output
Labs for prerenal azotemia (4)
oliguria
BUN:Cr >20:1
urine osmolality >500mOsm/kg
FEna <1%
Causes of nephrotoxic ATN (6)
aminoglycosides NSAIDs vancomycin rhabdomyolysis cisplatin multiple myeloma
Labs for intrinsic AKI (3)
BUN:Cr < 350mOsm/kg
FEna >2%
Tx for different types of AKI
prerenal-IV NS
intrinsic-furosemide trial
postrenal-urology consult/catheter
Causes of CKD (3)
DM most common
HTN
chronic GN
Sx of CKD
HTN
uremia
normocytic anemia
Vit D deficiency (high phosphate, low calcium)
Tx for CKD
low protein diet
ACEI
smoking cessation
EPO for anemia
Indications for dialysis
Acidosis Electrolytes (hyperkalemia) Intox (EtOH, methanol) Overload (volume) Uremia
Nephrotic syndrome findings
albumin loss >3.5g/day in urine
hypoalbuminemia with edema
hyperlipidemia
Tx for nephrotic syndrome
ACEI
statin
diuretics
tx underlying disease
Causes of gross hematuria (6)
nephrolithiasis cancer/UTI GN sickle cell cyclophosphamide analgesic nephropathy
(+) urine dipstick with no hematuria on UA
hemoglobinuira or myoglobinuira
Nephritic syndrome findings
HTN
hematuria
azotemia
Assc with membranous glomerulonephritis
Hep B/C
syphilis
malaria
Assc with IgA nephropathy
URT infection 1-5 days prior
Assc with membranoproliferative GN
Hep C
cryoglobulinemia
Causes of acute interstitial nephritis (4)
drugs most commonly
infection
sarcoid
SLE
Sx of acute interstitial nephritis (4)
rash
fever
eosinophilia in urine
pyuria/hematuria
Causes of renal papillary necrosis (4)
analgesic nephropathy most common
sickle-cell
EtOH
diabetic nephropathy
Renal tubular acidosis types
I-failure of H+ secretion in distal tubule
II-failure of bicarb resorption in prox tubule
IV-hypoaldosteronism
Assc with medullary sponge kidney
hyperparathyroidism (adenoma)
Tx for sickle cell nephropathy
ACEI
Risks for prostate cancer
age most important
black
high fat diet
Indications for transrectal ultrasound
abn DRE
PSA>10
PSA change over 0.75/year
Risks for renal cell carcinoma (4)
smoking
phenacetin analgesics
ADPKD
heavy metals
Risks for bladder cancer (3)
smoking #1
aniline dyes
cyclophosphamide
Types of testicular cancers (5)
seminoma-most common embryonal-mets chriocarcinoma-aggressive Yolk sac-young boys Leydig cell-precious puberty
Markers for testicular cancer
choriocarcinoma-beta hCG
embryonal-AFP
Testicular torsion timeframe
surgery within 6hrs
Causes of epididymitis
old men- E. coli
young men- gonorrhea/chlamydia
Normal daily urine output
800-1500mL
Hct change with dehydration
increase 3% per 1L fluid lost