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Renal. AKI+Nsaids+contrasAIN+IN+papil (07-23) (1) Flashcards

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
etiology? main mechanism

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Decreased renal perfusion

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
etiology 5 that were in table

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  1. True volume depletion
  2. Decreased EABV (eg. Hf, cirrhosis)
  3. Displacement of intravascular fluid (increased vascular permeability in sepsis, pancreatitis)
  4. Renal artery stenosis
  5. Afferent arteriole vasoconstriction (eg NSAIDs).
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UW. Prerenal AKI.
What mechanism of nsaids etiology?

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afferent arteriole vasoconstriction

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
clinical? 5

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incr. creatinine
Decr. urine output
BUN/Cr ratio > 20:1
Fract. Na < 1 proc.
Unremarkable urine sidement

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
main treatment?

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restoration of renal perfusion

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
Presentation - oliguria. how much ml?

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<500 ml day

OR < 0,5 ml/kg/h

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
BUN/Cr ratio?
what if high urea?

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> 20:1

anion gap metabolic acidosis

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
FeNa?

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< 1 proc.

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
Urine sodium (uNa)?

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<10 (kai kur raso <20)

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UW. Prerenal AKI.
FeUrea?

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< 35 proc.

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UW. Prerenal AKI. treatment? 4

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place catheter
if volume down -> iv fluids
if volume up (cardiorenal syndrome) –> diuresis
Avoid nephrotoxic drugs - metformin, ACEI, ARB.

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UW. Prerenal AKI. Cardiorenal syndrome mechanism. Left heart failure?

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LHF –> decr. Sv, CO –> decr. renal perfusion –> dec. GRF (renal injury) –> RAAS activation –> SNS tone and incr. Na and H2O absorption –> back to the first point ie LFH

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UW. Prerenal AKI. Cardiorenal syndrome mechanism. Right heart failure?

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RHF –> incr. CVP, RVP –> decr. glomerular capillary pressure gradient –> dec. GRF (renal injury) –> RAAS activation –> SNS tone and incr. Na and H2O absorption –> back to the first point ie RHF

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
Causes?ureter

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cancer and stones

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
Causes?bladder

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cancer, stones, neurogenic bladder (spinal cord injury, stroke)

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
Causes?urethra

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cancer, stones, BPH, Foley’s cath.

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
Causes?
one very common case
what drug group?

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postoperative urinary retention
First generation antihistamines (or drugs, containing anticholinergic activity) -> detrusor hypoactivity

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
workup? 2

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US or CT scan

look for hydroureter or hydronephrosis

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
workup. what first thing to do in post-op?

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check catheter

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UW. Postrenal AKI.
treatment?

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relieve obstruction - either Foley, surgery or nehrostomy

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
3 groups?

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GN
Acute interstitial nephritis
Acute tubular necrosis

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
GN - UA finding.
What to rule out?

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finding - RBC casts

rule out - nephrotic syndrom (> 3,5 g/dl, edema, inc. cholesterol)

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
acute interstitial nephritis. UA findings?

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WBC casts, WBC, eosinophils.

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
acute interstitial nephritis - causes?

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Drugs - sulfadrugs (TMP-SMX(, penicillin, cephalosporins, NSAIDS, allopurinol, PPIs)

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
acute interstitial nephritis presentation? 4

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eosinophilia, eosinophiluria, fever, wbc casts, skin rash, hematuria

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
acute interstitial nephritis onset?

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onset variable.
5 day to several weeks/month following exposure

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. 2 groups?

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ischemia and exposure to toxins

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. what are toxins?

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IV contrast,
AMG,
myoglobin (rhabdomyolysis)
GN

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. what to do prior radiologic procedures?

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evaluate kidney function before administergin IV CONTRAST

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. what lab incr. in case of rabdomyolysis?

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potassium and creatin kinase.

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. Multiple myeloma also cause (??)

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.

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UW. Acute interstitial neph. symptoms?

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fever,
rash (DONT FORGET IT),
arthralgias,

eosinophilia,
hematuria, sterile pyuria, WBC casts,
eosinophiluria

renal: AKI, on byopsy inflammatory infiltrates in kidney interstitium

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. DIsease course? phases 4

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prodrome - cr rises
oliguric phase
polyuric phase: urine output increases
recovery phase

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. treatment?

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discontinue affending drug/toxin
vigorous IV fluids

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. BUN/cr?

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typically normal
<15:1

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. UNa?

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> 40

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. Na exc? proc.

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> 2 proc.

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. urine osmolality?

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~ 300

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UW. prerenal AKI.
urine osmolality?

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> 500

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. urine specific gravity?

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<1.020

42
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UW. prerenal AKI.
urine specific gravity?

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> 1.020

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UW. Intrarenal AKI.
ATN. Microscopy?

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muddy brown casts

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UW. prerenal AKI. Microscopy?

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bland

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UW. Contrast induced nephropathy.

4 risk factors?

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Age > 75
CKD (esp. diabetic nephropathy)
Reduced renal perfusion (eg hypotension)
High contrast load

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UW. Contrast induced nephropathy.

prevention? 3

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periprocedural saline hydration

Lowest possible volume of agent

Hold NSAIDs

47
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UW. Contrast induced nephropathy.

workup?

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History and physical exam

Urinalysis

BUN/Cr ratio < 20:1 (jeigu pagal ATN lentele < 15)

sometimes need biopsy

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UW. Contrast induced nephropathy.
treatment?

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Disease specific.

Discontinue of nephrotoxic agent.

Supportive care.

Dialysis

49
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UW. intrarenal. GN. what urinalysis?

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RBC casts/RBC

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy. it the most common cause of drug-inducec CKD.

A

.

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy. 2 most common pathologies?

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Chronic tubulointerstitial nephritis
Papillary necrosis

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy. what 3 risk in general due to chronic analgetics use?

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premature aging

atherosclerotic vascular disease

Urinary tract cancer

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy.
what common scenario?

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long term use of 1 or multiple anagetics for chronic headaches or other somatic complaints

54
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UW. Analgesic nephropathy.
what usually symptoms?

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usually asymptomatic

but can have chronic tubulointerstitial nephritis or hematuria due to papillary necrosis

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy.

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy. diagnosis. blood labs?

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incr. creatinine

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy. diagnosis. urinalysis?

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hematuria
sterile pyuria
mild proteinuria (<1,5 g/d)

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UW. Analgesic nephropathy. diagnosis. what shows CT?

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small kidneys with bilateral renal papillary calcifications

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UW. papillary necrosis.
rare cause of non-glomerular hematuria

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.

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UW. papillary necrosis. mechanism?

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occurs due to sloughing of the renal papilla

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UW. papillary necrosis. risk factors - mneumonic NSAID.

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N - Nsaids (cause constriction of medullary blood vessels - vasa recta)
Sickle cell disease
Analgesic abuse
Infection (pyelonephritis)
DM

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UW. Contrast induced nephropathy. when onset?

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Acute rise in Cr within 24-48h post contrast administration, following gradual return to baseline

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FA. prerenal mechanism?

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decr. renal perfusion

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FA. intrarenal mechanism?

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injury within nephron

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FA. posternal mechanism?

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urinary outflow obstruction

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FA. prerenal. what urine finding may be, but considered as normal (in volume depletion)?

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hyaline casts

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