Renal BANK

Question 1

Known CKD - what change in eGFR (%) indicates renal referral
(accelerated progression)

Answer 1

> =25% sustained decrease in eGFR within 12 months
AND
Change in CKD category

Question 2

Known CKD - what change in eGFR (ml/min/*) indicates renal referral
(accelerated progression)

Answer 2

> =15 mL/min/* sustained decrease in eGFR within 12 months

Question 3

Features of WIlms nephroblastoma

Answer 3

Usually child <5y
Abdominal mass (most common)
Flank pain
Painless haematuria
Fever, anorexia

Question 4

Known CKD: what ACR should you refer to renal for

Answer 4

ACR >=70
(unless known to be due to diabetes + managed)

Question 5

CKD - indications for renal referral

Answer 5

eGFR <30
Accelerated progression
ACR >=70 not DM
ACR >=30 + persistent haematuria
HTN not controlled on 4 drugs
Suspect genetic cause
Suspect RAS
Complication