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chronic graft rejection how long
6 months
whatis 1+ and 3+ equivalent too on urine dipstick protein
On urine dipstick, 1+ is the equivalent to 30mg/dL and 3 + is the equivalent of 300mg/dl.
complication of CKD electrolytes
The kidney plays a role in the activation of vitamin D. Hence, CKD can lead to hypocalcaemia
Low K+ In renal failure, there is low sodium delivery to the distal tubule, leading to decreased renal excretion of potassium. H
Acidosis increases the plasma potassium concentration by inducing a net shift of potassium from the intracellular to the extracellular compartment in exchange for hydrogen.
do beta blockers cause hypolgycaemia for the newborn baby
yes - so need to measure the baby
what pathogen causes scarlet fever as well as blood in the urine
strep pyrogens
post strep glom
Rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, also called cresenteric glomerulonephritis, is a glomerulonephritis that can occur idiopathically or secondary to other conditions such as
SLE and goodpastures
breast feedngs what hypertensive drug
enalapril
In IgA nephropathy, all patients with hypertension or proteinuria should be started on an
why are ACEi and ARB good for this
ACE inhibitor or angiotensin receptor blocker.
they help to reduce proteinuria and slow the progression of kidney disease.
rhabdo what do you need to give to get rid of the nephrotoxic myoglobin
IV fluids
diangosis of CKD made when
A diagnosis of chronic kidney disease is made when eGFR is below 60 on two blood tests three months apart.
All patients with diabetes should have regular albumin:creatinine ratio screening. If the value is >2.5mg/mmol in men or >3.5mg/mmol in women, they should be started on
an ACE inhibitor.
dialysis bag what orgnaism most likely to affect
staph epidermis
renal impairment and blood diarrhoea in a child points to what diagnosis
HUS - caused by E coli 0157
