Renal Flashcards

1
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A bundle of capillaries where filtration occurs in the nephron.

A

Glomerulus

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2
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Sends good blood back to the rest of the body.

A

Renal Vein

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3
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Kidneys should be producing _______ ml/hr to get enough blood flow.

A

30 ml/hr

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4
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What are the 3 main functions of the kidneys?

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  1. Remove toxins
  2. Maintain electrolyte balance
  3. Regulate water balance
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5
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What three things does the kidneys produce?

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  1. Bicarbonate - acid base balance
  2. Erythropoietin - control RBC production
  3. Activates Vitamin D - controls calcium levels
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6
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The _________ system _________ blood pressure.

A

RAAS / increases

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7
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To increase the BP the kidneys secrete an enzyme called ________.

A

Renin

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8
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Angiotensin II __________ the blood vessels to _______ the BP.

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vasoconstricts / increase

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9
Q

What does the adrenal cortex secrete?

A

Aldosterone

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10
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Aldosterone ________ NA in the blood vessels.

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reabsorbs.

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11
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What stimulates Renin? (5)

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  1. decreased renal blood flow
  2. sympathetic input - fight or flight
  3. Epi/ Nor-epi
  4. Early in the day
  5. Standing up - change in pressure
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12
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What inhibits Renin? (6)

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  1. Adenosine
  2. Angiotensin II
  3. Adrenergic blockers (BB’s)
  4. Aldosterone
  5. Later in the day
  6. Laying down
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13
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2 antihypertensives that act on the RAAS system?

A

Ace / ARBs

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14
Q

3 common diuretics clients use?

A
  1. Furosemide
  2. Hydrochlorothiazide
  3. Sprionolactone
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15
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Use your ________ hand to spread the labia when inserting a foley Cath.

A

non-dominant

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16
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When inserting a foley cath should you use clean or sterile technique?

A

sterile technique

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17
Q

Collect urine samples from the _______ of the foley.

A

port

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18
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Name 6 expected assessment findings of a UTI.

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  1. Dark colored urine
  2. Blood in urine (hematuria)
  3. Pain in pelvis
  4. dysuria - pain while urinating
  5. strong or foul smelling urine
  6. increased urinary urgency / frequency
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19
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3 treatments for UTI

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  1. Hydration
  2. ATB
  3. Cranberry
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20
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An acute inflammation of the kidney at the nephron.

A

Glomerulunephritis

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21
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_____ is the #1 cause of Glomerulunephritis.

22
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In Glomerulonephritis filtering capability __________.

23
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_____ is often the first sign go glomerulonephritis.

A

Sore throat

24
Q

1 key assessment of GLNP is?

A

increased BUN / Creatinine

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4 assessments of GLNP?
1. Malaise 2. HA 3. Flank pain 4. HPTN 5. Decreased UO
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3 urine assessments of GLNP
1. Increased USG 2. sediment in urine 3. blood in the urine
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4 TX's of GLNP.
1. ANTB 2. Strict I & O 3. Rest 4. Monitor BP
28
A client with glomerulonephrotis should ________ protein and __________. carbs.
decrease / increase
29
A disorder that causes your body to pass too much protein in your urine.
Nephrotic Syndrome
30
With Nephrotic syndrome there is no _______ in the blood d/t ________ ________.
protein / third-spacing
31
What causes nephrotic syndrome? (2)
1. inflammation 2. NSAIDS
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4 key assessments nephrotic syndrome?
1. Proteinuria 2. Hypoalbuminemia (low albumin in the blood) 3. Edema 4. Hyperlipidemia
33
The liver makes ________, ________, and _________.
clotting factors, albumin, and cholesterol.
34
Tx for nephrotic syndrome. Name 3
1. High protein diet 2. Statins 3. ACE - turn off RAAS system
35
Blood cannot get to the kidneys d/t hypotension, hypovolemia, or shock is ______ failure.
Pre-renal
36
Damage inside the kidney from nephrotic syndrome, nephrotoxic drugs, etc is _____ failure.
Intra-renal
37
Blocking urine from leaving the kidneys such as kidney stones, tumors, enlarged prostate is _______ failure.
Post-renal
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stage 1 eGFR
90 or greater
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stage 2 eGFR
60-89
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stage 3(A) eGFR
45-59
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stage 3(B) eGFR
30-44
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stage 4 eGFR
15-29
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stage 5 eGFR
<15
44
In Late stage CKD there will be a lot of ______ retention.
potassium
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3 signs of hyperkalemia?
1. Muscle weakness/ cramps 2. ECG changes 3. Fibrillation
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3 signs of urea build up in the blood.
1. Neuro changes 2. GI changes (anorexia, vomiting) 3. Skin changes (uremic frost)
47
CKD renal diet (3)
1. Low sodium 2. Low phosphorus 3. Low protein
48
When in CKD do not take _________ or ________ medications.
Potassium sparing / Ace inhibitors
49
_________ and _______ are in dialysate to prevent clots and for diabetics.
heparin / insulin
50
______ the dialysate to room temp.
warm
51
Hydronephrosis is when there is too much _________ in the kidneys.
water
52
Epididymitits is ________ of the outer taste layer.
inflammation