Renal Flashcards
chronic NSAID use
analgesia nephropathy (CT)
peritonitis secondary to peritoneal dialysis cause bug
S. epidermidis
spironolactone electrolyte cause
hyperkalaemia (and men boobs)
thiazides electrolyte cause
hypokalaemia
hypercholesterolaemia in kidney disease
nephrotic syndrome
avoid contrast nephropathy in patients with CKD
saline to expand volume
rhabdo CK
10000+
minimal change disease management
steroids
c diff
oral vanc (plus IV met if needed)
bloody diarrhoea, lower right abdo pain, 36-48h after bbq chicken
campylobacter jejuni
bowel cancer with tenesmus
rectal cancer
oesophageal dilation
achalasia
can’t swallow solids or liquids from start
achalasia
erectile dys, fatigue and arthralgia early signs of
haemachromatosis
what is haemochromotosis test
transferrin saturation
ileocaecal resection complication
B12 deficiency
coeliac blood film
hyposplenism so target cells and howell-jolly bodies
oesoph varices management
terlipressin and proph abx
SAAG over 11 ascites
tranudate
SAAG under 11 ascites
edudate
abdo pain, ascites and tender lymphadenopathy
budd-chiari so US
carcinoid syndrome test
urinary 5HIAA
drugs that cause hyperkalaemia
ACEI, ARBs, spironolactone and heparin
AKI investigation
renal US
prerenal uraemia with high blood sodium and low urine sodium
dehydration
autoimmune disease of young males
anaemia, pulmonary haemorrhage, haemoptysis, progressive haematuria and other lung features
Goodpasture’s
positive anti-GBM
autoimmune vasculitis with midline respiratory involvement, renal impairment and haemoptysis
GPA
raised cANCA
cyclophosphomide and high dose steroids
prerenal AKI causes
blood loss, dehydration, reduced intake or sepsis
purpuric rash on legs, viral trigger eg URTI/GI, nephritic syndrome
IgA vasculitis
nephrotic syndrome in adults
FSGS
nephrotic syndrome in kids
minimal change disease
nephrotic in later life with malignancy
membranous
nephritic syndrome
acute kidney function decline, oliguria, oedema, HTN and haematuria
nephrotic syndrome
proteinuria, hypoalbuminaemia, oedema, hypercholesterolaemia and normal renal function
acute interstitial nephritis
allergy in kidney caused by drug causing AKI with mild proteinuria, leukocytes and flank pain
normal urine output
> 0.5mls/kg/hr
indications for acute haemodialysis
hyperkalaemia, uraemic pericarditis, acidaemia and pulmonary oedema
important infection in immunocompromised people
CMV and also EBV
PKD heart condition
mitral valve prolapse
correcting hyponatraemia too quickly
osmotic demyelination syndrome
correcting hypernatraemia too quickly
cerebral oedema
primary hyperaldosteronism
low renin high aldosterone
bilateral adrenal hyperplasia or Conn’s (adenoma)
secondary hyperaldosteronism
high renin high aldosterone
renal artery stenosis
give spironolactone
renal cell carcinoma secondary effects
polycythaemia, hypertension and hypercalcaemia
first line for hypercalcaemia
IV rehydration (then bisphosphonates)