Renal Flashcards
Delta/Delta
change in Gap/change in bicarb
D/D norm
1-1.5
D/D>1.5
metabolic alkalosis
D/D<1
Metabolic acidosis
Acute PCO2 inc 10
bicarb inc 1
Acute PCO2 dec 10
bicarb dec 1
chronic PCO2 inc 10
bicarb inc 3-4
chronic PCO2 dec 10
bicarb dec 5
HCO3 inc 10
PCO2 inc 10
HCO3 dec 10
PCO2 dec 15
contrast induced nephropathy prevention
no current evidence t given volume beforehand, during, or after one study showing increased risk of renal failure with volume
KDIGO(Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes) criteria for AKI
rise in Cr .3 over 48h, rise >1.5 times baseline in a week, UOP < .5 ml/kg/hr over 6 hours
Most common trajectory for acute renal failure in critical illness?
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.
biggest risk factor of nonrecovery of renal failure in critical illness?
OR 1.51 for vasopressor administration
- other high RF were age, severity of illness, and cardiac disease
- protective characteristics: surgical admission, high UOP, MV
Refeeding syndrome, how to feed?
20 kcal/h until phos levels remain normal without repletion for 3 consecutive days