Nephrology/Hematology ABC Flashcards

1
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Physiologic changes in renal physiology in pregnancy

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increase by 30% in size
1-1.5 cm longer
GFR increased by 40-50%
mild hydro R>L
creatinine 0.4-0.8

renal blood flow increases 60-80%

decreased plasma osmolality - release ADH

protein excretion around 200 mg a day

can see glucosuria without hyperglycemia

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2
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What’s the recommended rad limitation?

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5 rads

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3
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rocephin dosing for pyelo

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1 gm q 24 hours

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4
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ddx of thrombocytopenia

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ITP ( anti plt antibodies do not help to differeniate from gestational thrombocytopenia)
drug reaction ( heparin, AED, antimicrobials, analgesics) 
PreE/HELLP/
TTP/HUS/AFLP
Chronic disease (autoimmune- SLE/APAS) 
Infectious ( hep C/ HIV/CMV) 
Pseudothrombocytopenia ( plt clumping) 
vWD
DIC
bone marrow supression/maligancies
splenic sequestation
congenital thrombocytopenia
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5
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ITP managment in pregnancy

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at least q trimester CBC
avoid NSAID
if spelectomy- vaccines for H flu, pnemococcus, meningococcus

hold IM injections for neonate until cord blood plt count is resulted. Nadirs at 2-5 days.

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6
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ITP treatment

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prednisone 10-20 mg daily (should see responce by 4-14 days)
- continue for 21 days than taper

IVIG- need faster response, 1g/kg (responce in 1-3 days)

plt’s if less than <10 k with vaginal delivery or <50 k with c-section

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7
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anemia ddx

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anemia of chronic disease
pregnancy 
hemoglobinopathy 
nutritional defecit - folic acid, b12, iron, copper
lead posioning 

want ferritin to be >30 - acute phase reactant

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8
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Sickle cell disease goal hb

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transfuse less than 6.

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9
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when are you concerned for B thal on electrophoresis

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A2 >3.5%

  • does not test for alpha thal
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10
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laboratory work-up for bleeding disorders

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factor 8- hemophilia A
factor 9 - hemophilia B
factor 7- considered congenital

von willibrand factor
von willibrand factor ristocetin cofactor activity level

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11
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Von Willibrand levels

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Autosomal dominate

check
VIII, Von Willibrand Activity at least every trimester and 1 week before delivery.

needs to be a 50 IU/dL prior to vaginal delivery an 100 for cesarean section

  • monitor for 7 days after c-section (needs to stay above 25%)
  • avoid antiplt drugs
  • have DDVAP intranasal (releases von willibrand factor from endotheilal cells- for Type 1 and 2 only)
  • Factor 8 and von willibrand concentration in case she does not respond to DDAVP
  • avoid circumcision/ fetal scalp
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12
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Treatment of hemophilia A

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x-linked recessive

cryo (8.13.vWF, fibrinogen), factor 8, or ddavp

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13
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treatement for hemophilia B

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x-linked recessive

FFP or Factor 9

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14
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Von willibrands type 1

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autosomal dominate
70% of vWD
quantitative deficiency of Von Willibrands factor

hemorrhage most common at 10-20 days due to decreasing levels

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15
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what to do with a prior unprovoked VTE

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ppx, intermediate, full anticoagultion

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16
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low risk thrombophilia and VTE what are the options

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ppx, intermediate

17
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high risk thrombophilia no prior VTE what are the options

A

ppx, intermediate

18
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high risk thrombophilia with family history of VTE or personal VTE - options?

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ppx, intermediate, full

19
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multiple prior thromboembolisums- options

A

full

20
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when should you not anticogulate?

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low risk thrombophilia and no VTE history

1 prior provoked VTE on thrombophilia

21
Q

Goal for anti 10 a

A

.6-1

22
Q

what to do if you dx HIT

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Stop heparin

start fondaprinux
dosing based on no clot or clot

23
Q

starting lovenox- what other things can you do

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plt count in 1 week

calcium/vit D

24
Q

when to restart lovenox

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6 hours after vaginal
12 hours after c-section

discuss with anesthesia

25
Q

Goal warfarin level and inital dosing

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5mg per day
goal INR 2-3

stop lovenox when INR is at goal for 2 days

early decrease in Protein C

26
Q

who to work up for thrombophilias

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personal history of VTE or family history

27
Q

APAS- who to test

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- personal thrombosis 
IUFD>10 weeks
PTD<34 weeks (FGR/PreE)
3 SABs 
Lupus
28
Q

What are positive APAS labs

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+ LA or >99% IgM or IgG