Renal Flashcards

1
Q

Delta/Delta

A

change in Gap/change in bicarb

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2
Q

D/D norm

A

1-1.5

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3
Q

D/D>1.5

A

metabolic alkalosis

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4
Q

D/D<1

A

Metabolic acidosis

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5
Q

Acute PCO2 inc 10

A

bicarb inc 1

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6
Q

Acute PCO2 dec 10

A

bicarb dec 1

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7
Q

chronic PCO2 inc 10

A

bicarb inc 3-4

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8
Q

chronic PCO2 dec 10

A

bicarb dec 5

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9
Q

HCO3 inc 10

A

PCO2 inc 10

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10
Q

HCO3 dec 10

A

PCO2 dec 15

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11
Q

contrast induced nephropathy prevention

A

no current evidence t given volume beforehand, during, or after one study showing increased risk of renal failure with volume

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12
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KDIGO(Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes) criteria for AKI

A

rise in Cr .3 over 48h, rise >1.5 times baseline in a week, UOP < .5 ml/kg/hr over 6 hours

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13
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Most common trajectory for acute renal failure in critical illness?

A

2/3 with full recovery by day 7 of admission. But those with early reversal about half have relapse during hospitilization but most of those will recover.

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14
Q

biggest risk factor of nonrecovery of renal failure in critical illness?

A

OR 1.51 for vasopressor administration

  • other high RF were age, severity of illness, and cardiac disease
  • protective characteristics: surgical admission, high UOP, MV
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15
Q

Refeeding syndrome, how to feed?

A

20 kcal/h until phos levels remain normal without repletion for 3 consecutive days

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