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Renal artery stenosis in a young woman from fibromuscular dysplasia is treated how? HY

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Treat fibromuscular dysplasia with a STENT, not surgery. use surgery if stent fails (Angioplasty with stent)

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What is a sign of uremia in labs?

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uremia sign is high BUN and look for asterixis

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BUN correlates to what indication for dialysis

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BUN elevation can show uremia which is an indication for dialysis

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What are signs of uremia (high BUN )

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Asterixis with encephalopathy and pericarditis/bleeding

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What are uremia signs of dialysis

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Dialyze with uremia (high BUN) and pericarditis, bleeding or ecephalopathy

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When is an acidosis indication for dialysis

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Dialysis when pH

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When is dialysis used for eletrolyctes

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Refractory K+ >6.5 or EKG changes and ventricular arrythmia

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When is dialysis used for volume overload

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Dialysis is used for volume overload refractory to diuretics

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How is hypernatremia treated?

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The MCC of hypernatremia is volume status. First assess volume status and if volume is low then give NS if symptomatic and D5W 1/2NS if asymptomatic

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What happens if you replace and lower hypernatremia to fast?

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Lower hypernatremia too fast you get cerebral EDEMA

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Labs of dehydration?

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Increased Cr and BUN, increased HCT from hemoconcetration and dry mucuous membranes, common in elderly

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When is hypertonic saline used

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use hypertonic saline when severe hyponatremia exists with s/s present (3%) is hypertonic and use until Na is back to 120 and s/s are gone

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What happens if hyponatremia is corrected to quick?

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Central pontine myelinolysis results when hyponatremia is corrected to quickly

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How is mild SIADH treated

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Mild SIADH causes hyponatremia, without syx they can just get fluid restriction

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how is moderate wiht syx SIADH treated

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syx hyponatremia with SIADH = 3% hypertonic saline until Na >120 and syx are gone

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First step in hyper K diagnosis

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first step in hyper K diagnosis i EKG which determines treatment

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what two things determine treatment in hyper K

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Hyperk Tx is determiend by K > 7 or changes on EKG

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Preferred tx for no EKG changes and K

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IV furosemide, or hemodialysis. First line is IV loop diuretics.

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EKG hyperK signs?

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Long PR and QRS and peaked T

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what do peaked T tell you

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peaked T tell you there is hyper K

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When do you see long PR QRS, peaked T and low P?

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Peaked T and long PR and QRS with low P is hyperK

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When do you see sine wave

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Sine wave is hyper K

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How does albuterol affect K

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Albuterol nebulizer causes K+ to move into the cells it is B2 agonism

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what electrolyte does TMPSMX affect

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TMP SMX affects K+

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Peaked T =
hyperkalemia
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Why is Cl low in vomiting
KCl and HCl loss causing hypovolemia and hypochloridia; alkalotic due to H+ loss and aldosteorne release and reabosrption of HCO3-
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Classic sign on labs of diarrhea
Acidosis with hypokalemia
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why is there acidosis in diarrhea
metabolic acidosis occurs in diarrhea as HCO3 is wasted in stool with potassium
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What is the cutoff for oliguira
less than 250mL in 12 hours
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First step in oliguira?
First step in oliguira is actually bed side bladder either followed by cath if retention or figuring out underlying cause
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Oliguria workup postop
Bladder scan is first step; inconclusive = cath, retention = cath. No retention = run labs and find cause.
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What are common AE of trypitylines? (TCAs_
TCAs are anticholinergs = dry mouth, urinary retention, delirium, pinpoint pupils, orthostatic hypoTN
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In ADPKD why is the right kidney easier to palpate?
it lies lower due to the liver, you may not always feel both kidneys, but suspect in historyof b/l kidney masses and HTN and h/o kidney cysts
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Someone gets AKI due to furosemide IV in cor pulmonale and has kidney failure, why AKi and why a metabolic anion gap acidosis?
Furosemide used for CHF exac/ cor pulmonale IV can cause hypovolemia and lead to AKI, the resultant increase in uremia is a foreign body that leads to anion gap metabolic acidosis
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In persons with renal failure, why do you see metabolic acidosis?
uremia and/or lactic acidosis or bicarbonate loss from incompetent responding kidneys
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what pH precipitates uric acid stones
uric acid stones are precipitated by low pH
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uric acid stones are precipitated by low pH, how can they be treated?
Potassium citrate is alkaline and urine excreted, if you alkalanize the urine, you raise urinary pH and prevent crystallization of low pH compounds in the urine
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Does lupus drop complement?
yes, lupus cause IC3 complex deposition and low complement
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how can lupus kidney failure be distinguished from other causes in the absence of systemic syx by just basic labs?
Lupus causes low WBC/anemia/low plt as well as proteinuira and RBC casts and low complement
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what kidney dysfuncitons (2) is SLE assoc with?
Diffuse proliferative GN (wire LOOPus-ing) and membranous nephropathy (black people (AA) in membranes (spike and dome) playing sports
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What does drug induced interstitial nephritis show
eosinophilia with WBC
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what are signs of acute interstitial nephritis?
Develops 7-10d after ingestion fo the toxin/medicine and causes rash, eosinophilia, pyuria
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what are causes of secondary amyloidosis
secondary amyloidosis is due to deposition of b2 microglobulin (AA = bTWO (2)), lipoprotein and transytheritin and may cause kidney disease and other end-organ failure
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when do you see b2 microglobulin
AA (secondary) amyloidosis from systemic inflammation like RA, SLE, IBD and chronic disease of TB
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When do you see AL (light chain) primary amyloidosis
MM and Waldenstrom -- lambda light chains = primary AL
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MCC of AA amyloidosis?
RA
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tx of hyeprcalcemia fo malginancy?
IV hydration + bisphosph long term
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first step in hyperlcacemia
IV hydration
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what is long term treatment in hypercalcemia of granulomatous disease
steroids (1ahydroxylase in M0)
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What is a way to tell methanol toxicity?
Do optho exama nd look for disc hyperemia (damages eyes) and metabolic gap acidosis due to foreign body
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What type of acid base disorder does salicyclates cause?
They cause a respiratory alkalosis and a metabolic acidosis
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What are the causes of anion gap metabolic acidosis?
MUDPILES- methanol, uremia, DKA (NOT diarrhea), phenol, INH/iron, lactic acidosis, ethanol, salicyclates
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RAA system causes excretion of what ion and retention of what ion?
RAA excretes K+ and retains HCO3-
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What is type 4 RTA due to
It is due to failure of aldostorone response or secretion
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why does RTA 4 causes acidosis
loss of bicarb, cannot be absorbed due ot failure of aldosterone
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How does uremia affect the platelets
Blood counts are normal (plt, PTT and aPTT) but the PLT fxn, is not (count is ok) = uremia just affects platelet function
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why is there metabolic acidosis in ESRD
no HCO3 retention + foreign body uremia and foreign body lactic acdisosi
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Cause of anemia in ESRD?
Low EPO
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What does EPO cause as AE
high hct resulting in HTN
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What must be monitored before EPO admin
Before EPO admin administer iron
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what is prerenal AKI
hypoperfusion (low vol, heart failure, IV diuresesis overload)
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Postvoid > 50mL means?
urinary retention.
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When does injury due to contrast spike Cr levels
within 24 hours there is a spike in Cr for contrast injury that falls in 5-7d and is prevented by IV hydration and isotonic bicarb or acetylcysteine
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Which has low C3, IgA nephro or PSGN
PSGN occurs later AND has a drop in C3 versus IgA nephropathy which does NOT have low C3 like Lupus and PSGN do.
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What are findings in HTN kidney
intimal thickening with sclerosis and small kdineys and luminal narrowing
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what are findings in DM nephropathy
large kidneys wiht mesangial expansion and kimmelstein wils nodular sclerosis along with icnreased ECM
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When is U/S needed for nephrolithiasis
use U/S instead of CT for nephrolithiasis when the patient is pregnant
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Gold standard for nephrolithiasis
CT, unless pregant = U/S
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Who gets MCD and how is ti treated?
MCD is treated withotu biopsy with stseorids and is common in lympoma in kids and MCC of nephroapthy in kids Focal
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what kidney disease does HIV get
HIV patients and heroine users get focal segmental
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who gets focal segmental glmoerulo
AA wih HIV/iV drugs andobese
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who gets membranous nephropathy
membranous = remember HBV
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other than HBV who gets membranous nephropathy
other than HBV membranous happens in SLE and HBV with solid tumors
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Prevention of calcium stones
hydrate and HCTZ diuretics
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what diruretics prevent calcium stones
HCTZ increase reabsorption of calcium
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What is MC stone
oxalate
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what is a common cause of oxalate stones
calcium malabsorption (I.E IBD)
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What crystals result from ethylene glycol
calcium oxalate
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why do struvite stones form
urine alkalinization and precipitation of struvite due to proteus, klebsiella, morganzlel, pseudo, ureasplams
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how is uric acid stone treated
alkalinize urine (low pH) with cistrate
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diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease?
Just use U/S to look for bilateral cysts
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What lab abn is common in RCC?
many have increased EPO and Hct in RCC resulting in polycythemia
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How is RCC diagnosed
RCC is diagnosed by going right to CT do not get a U/S
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When you have an acid base disorder with COPD patient and a GI bleed + BUN/Cr issue, how can you confirm what the cause is?
you HAVE to check ANION GAP every time you see an acidosis that is metabolic
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How is uremic platelet dysfunction treated?
DDAVP to realese VIII and vWF -- (plt not working right give them more to grab onto)
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What are hyperkalemia EKG findings
Everything stretches due to slowing of conduciton with peaked t waves, long QRS and long PR interval
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How does pyschogenic polydipsia present
very dilute urine with very dilute Na. the body's ability to excrete the Na is overwhelmed and this drops Na and causes maximally dilute urine
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When should you suspect cyanide toxicity in a patient
when a patient is treated with nitroprusside and get CNS changes or skin flushing and a metabolic acidosis due to CN- foreign body
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Is serum C3 normal in IgA nephro or PSGN?
igA nephro has NORMAL C3

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