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Renal Flashcards

1
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Inflammation of renal parenchyma and collecting system
hint: upper tract


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Pyelonephritis

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2
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Inflammation of bladder
Hint: upper tract

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Cystitis

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3
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Inflammation of urethra
Hint: lower tract

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Urethritis

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4
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UTI that is spread systemically

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Urosepsis

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5
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UTI risk factors

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Congenital defects, fistula, obesity, short female urethra, age, diabetes, hiv, obstruction, renal impairment, urinary retention, catheter, constipation, void delay/dysfuntion, sex, poor hygiene, bubble bath

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6
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Dysuria, hematuria, hesitancy, intermittent, dribble, nocturia, increased frequency

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Lower UTI

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Fever, chills, flank pain, dysuria, nocturia, hematuria, hesitancy, urgency, increased frequency

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Upper UTI

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8
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UTI dipstick urinalysis

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Nitrites, WBCs, and leukocyte esterase present

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9
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How to confirm UTI

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Microscopic urinalysis

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10
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Other UTI test

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Urine culture, ct or ultrasound

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UTI meds

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Abx, fluconazole (fungal), monurol, macrodatin/macrobid, bactrim, cephalexin

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12
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UTI goals

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Relief of symptoms, no upper tract involvement, no recurrence

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UTI management

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Adequate fluid intake, empty bowel and bladder regularly/efficently

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CAUTI Precautions

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Avoid unnecessary catheters, promote early removal, aseptic technique

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15
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Calcium stones in urinary tract

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Renal calculi

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16
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Formation of kidney stones

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Nephrolithiasis

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17
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Formation of stones in urinary tract

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Urolithiasis

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18
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Warm climate, tea, salt, protein (uric acid, decreased fluid, increased calcium, obesity, sedentary

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Renal calculi risks

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19
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Autosomal recessive disorder that increases urinary cystine excretion

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Cystinuria

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20
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Types of stones

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Calcium, cystine, struvite, uric acid

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21
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Sudden severe sharp pain in flank, back or lower abdomen

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Renal colic

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22
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Renal colic, mild shock, cool moist skin, dysuria, fever, chills

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Renal calculi symptoms

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23
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Urine pH increased w/ calculi

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Struvite

24
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Urine pH decreased w/ calculi

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Uric acid or cystine

25
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Non contrast ct or ultrasound, urine pH (increased or decreased), urinalysis (hematuria/crystalluria +)

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Urinary Tract Calculi tests

26
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Opioids, NSAIDs, ą-adrenergic blocker (flomax), chronic ABx

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Renal calculi meds

27
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Lithotripsy or nephrolithotomy

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Renal calculi surgical tx

28
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Increase hydration, restrict sodium, limit cola/coffee/tea, decrease calcium, oxalate and purine

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Renal calculi management

29
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Dairy, cocoa, lentils, fish

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Calcium diet

30
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Dark greens (spinach), red veggies, citrus, caffeine

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Oxalate diet

31
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Small bone fish, scallops, organ meat, pork, beef, mutton

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Purine diet

32
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Reversible rapid loss of kidney function w/ or w/o decreased urine output

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Acute kidney injury

33
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Decreased systemic circulation > decrease blood flow > decreased glomerular filtration and perfusion

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Pre Renal AKI

34
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Problems that cause direct kidney tissue damage > impaired nephron function

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Intra Renal AKI

35
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Mechanical obstruction to outflow of urine

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Post Renal AKI

36
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Decrease cardiac output, decrease vascular resistance, decrease renal vascular blood flow, hypovolemia

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Pre renal risk factors

37
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Acute tubular necrosis, interstitial nephritis (med allergy or infection), nephrotox injury

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Intra renal risk factors

38
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BPH/prostate/bladder cancer, calculi, neuromuscular disorder, spinal cord disease, stricture, trauma

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Post renal risk factors

39
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Urine output < 400 mL/day

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Oliguria

40
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Oliguria, hyPOvolemia, metabolic acidosis, hyPOnatremia, hyPERkalemia, leukocytosis, increased BUN and creatinine, seizures>stupor>coma, anuria

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AKI symptoms

41
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Acute reduction in urine output AND/OR increased creatinine, CT scan, renal scan, urinalysis (casts, WBCs, RBCs +), electrolytes (low Na+ and high K+)

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AKI testing

42
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Dialysis, calcium supplements, diuretics, RRT, IV Insulin, Sodium Bicarbonate

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AKI treatment

43
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Adequate protein, restrict phosphate and sodium, lower potassium, fluid restriction

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AKI management

44
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Progressive irreversible loss of kidney function

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Chronic Kidney Disease

45
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DIABETES, HTN, age, diabetic neuropathy, CVD, fam Hx, nephrotox meds, glomerulonephritis, cystic and urologic diseases, black/native American

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CKD risk factors

46
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Decreased kidney function that may develop symptoms in multiple systems

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Uremia

47
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Uremia, increase BUN and creatinine, hyPERkalemia, hypERglycemia, hyERinsulemia, increase triglycerides, dilutional hyPOnatremia, uremic fetor, hyPERmag, metabolic acidosis, anemia, increased CO2, peripheral neuropathy

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CKD symptoms

48
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Piss breath

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Uremic fetor

49
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GFR <60mL/min for 3 months AND/OR kidney damage > 3 months, hemoglobin and hematocrit, increased BUN and Creatinine, biopsy, scans

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CKD testing

50
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Preserve existing kidney function, reduced CVD risk, prevent complications, promote comfort

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CKD goals

51
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IV insulin/glucose (hyPERkalemia), ACE inhibitors (HTN), Vitamin D, RRT, erythropoietin (anemia), diuretics

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CKD meds

52
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Peritoneal dialysis, hemodialysis, kidney transplant

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CKD procedures

53
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Weight loss, limit alcohol, stop smoking, DASH diet, restrict protein, oral health, sodium/phosphate/potassium restriction, avoid NSAIDS and magnesium based laxatives and antacids

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CKD Management

54
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Exit site infection, peritonitis, hernias, lower back pain, bleeding, atelectasis, pneumonia, bronchitis

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Peritoneal dialysis complications

55
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Abdominal pain and rebound tenderness

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Peritonitis

56
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Exit site infection and peritonitis treatment

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Abx

57
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HyPOtension, muscle cramps, blood loss, hepatitis B

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Hemodialysis complications

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