Renal: buzzwords Flashcards

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flat neck veins

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hypovolemia

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poor skin tugor, dry mucous membranes

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hypovolemia

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increased serum creatinine, incr serum protein, increased BUN:Cr >20:1

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hypovolemia

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peripheral and vascular edema

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hypervolemia

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pulmonary edema

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hypervolemia

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JVD

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hypervolemia

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decreased hematocrit, decr serum protein and decreased BUN: Cr ratio

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hypervolemia

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pancreatitis

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hypotonic hypovolemic hyponatremia

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diarrhea / vomiting

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hypotonic hypovolemic hyponatremia

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cirrhosis

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hypotonic hypervolemic hyponatremia

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CHF

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hypotonic hypervolemic hyponatremia

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one of MCC of hyponatremia

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SIADH

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polydipsia for cold water

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hypernatremia

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what is hypernatremia almost always assoc with

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hyperosmolarity

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lithium

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NEPHROGENIC DI

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BUN/Cr ratio >20:1

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hypovolemia

*decr circulating volume=decr flow to kidneys=more bound urea in blood=incr BUN

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low urine sodium and high serum sodium

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DI

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decr BUN/Cr ratio

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HYPOnatremia
or
HYPERvolemia

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19
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seizures

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hyponatremia

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causes for hypervolemia hypernatremia

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iatrogenic

primary hyderaldosteronism

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euvolemia hypernatremia causes

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DI (due to decr ADH)

hypodipsia

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hypovolemic hypernatremia causes

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renal vs extra-renal loses

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hypovolemia hyponatremia causes

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renal and extra-renal causes

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euvolemia hyponatremia

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SIADH (incr ADH)
polydipsia
adrenal insufficiency
hypothyroidism

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hypervolemia hyponatremia causes
CHF cirrhosis nephrotic syndrome
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pink serum
in vitro hemolysis---pseudohyperkalemia
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digoxin toxicity--what drug is contraindicated
calcium gluconate or calcium chloride
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licorice
can incr htn and cause hypokalemia
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hypomagnesemia
causes hypokalemia
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U wave on EKG
hypokalemia
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diarrhea causes----- metabolic_____ vomiting causes---metabolic ____
vomiting=metabolic alkalosis diarrhea=metabolic acidosis
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diarrhea causes----- metabolic_____ vomiting causes---metabolic ____
vomiting=metabolic alkalosis diarrhea=metabolic acidosis
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MCC hypokalemia
diuretics
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what do you not add initially to a K+ chloride solution and why
bicarb and glucose | -->beacuse they drive K+ into the cell
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thiazide diuretics work where in the nephron
DCT
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ADH acts on what in the nephron
straight segment of the DCT and CD
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low PCO2
met acidosis
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high PCO2
met alkalosis
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osmolar gap calculation
measured-calculated
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anion gap calculation
[NA] - (Cl + HCO3-)
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Winters formula - calcualtes what? - what is the equation
calculates the expected PaCO2 aka how well are the lungs compensation for the metabolic acidosis {(1.5 x HCO3) + 8}
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normal pco2
35-45
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normal bicarb
22-26
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how do you know if there is respiratory compensation
if the PCO2 is going in the same direction as the ph 1. acidosis LOW ph so compensation= LOW CO2 2. alkalosis HIGH ph so compensation=HIGH CO2
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oxalate crystals in urine
Ethylene glycol ingestion | ***causing high osmolar gap acidosis
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electrolyte values for metabolic acidosis
hyperCA | hyperK
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equation for calculated osmolality
2 (NA+) + (Glucose/18) + (BUN/2.8)
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RTA type 1 causes
normal AG met. acidosis via bicarb loss
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RTA type 2 causes
normal AG met acidosis via decrease acid secretion
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RTA type 4 causes
normal AG met acidosis via decr acid secretion
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two main causes of normal AG MA
diarrhea | RTA (1, 2, 4)
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potential compliaciton when giving bicarb in lactic acidosis?
it produced more lactacte production
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(-) UAG
diarrhea is the cause aka extra renal | -NH4 over excretion
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(+) UAG
renal cause - RTA - NH4 excretion minimal/impaired
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hyperaldosteronism causes what metabolic disturbance | -hypoaldosteronism?
HYPER= met alkalosis bc increase secertion of H+ and causes HYPOK HYPO=met acidosis and causes HYPERK
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licorice
can cause met. alklaosis
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when diff b/w measured and calculated osmolality is > 10, what are the causes
ETOH--ethanol, methanol, ethyelen gycol, isoproprly alchool Osmotic diruetics--mannitol ***MET ACODISOS
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oval fat bodies on urine sediment
hyperlipidemia---indicative of nephrotic syndrome
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urine >3,000 PU in 24.hrs
nephrotic
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fatty cast on urine sediment
high urinary protein nephrotic syndrome
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maltese cross pattern under polarized light
high urinary protein nephrotic syndrome
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microscopic blood +/- on urine sediment
nephrotic
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urine "bland"
nephrotic
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lab tests show hypoalbuminemia and hyperlipidemia
nephrotic syndrome
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causes of secondary nephrotic syndrome
``` SLE DM HIV HEp B and C Antiphospholipid syndrome ```
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young kid with unexplained edema or ascites
nephrotic syndrome | **minimal change dz
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MC primary cause of nephrotic syndrome
Membranous nephropathy
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MC secondary causes of nephrotic syndrome
**SLE--both nephritic and nephrotic **DM Preeclampsia
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edema + HTN + hematuria + RBC cats/dysmorphic RBCS + proteinuria <3,000
nephritic
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"actie" urine sedement
nephritic
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hematuria
nephritic
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RBC casts
nephritic
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WBC casts
nephritic
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dysmorphic RBC on urine sed
glomerulonpehritis or nephritic
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anti-GBM antibodies
nephritic
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+ anti-streptlysin O titer
postinfecitous GN 90% upper resp and 50% in skin
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low complement C3 C4 and high ASO titers
post infecitous GN
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MCC of primary GN worldwide
IgA nephropathy
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tram track apperance
Membranoproliferative GN MPGN **its the GBM splitting
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hep c is highly associated with
MPGN
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double counter apperance
MPGN
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MCC of ARF in kids
HUS vasculitis
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smokey brown tinged urine
lupus nephritis
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C-ANCA (+)
Wegners aka Granulomatosis Polyangiitis
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Anti-proteinase 3 (+)
Wegners aka Granulomatosis Polyangiitis
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oral nasal ulcers
Wegners aka Granulomatosis Polyangiitis
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P-ANCA (+)
microscopic polyangiitis
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Goodpastures is what type of hypersensitivty
2--antibody mediated
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foamy urine
nephrotic
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normal 24/hr urine protein
<150 mg/day
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effacement of visceral epithelial foot processes on EM
minimal change dz
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3rd MCC of GMN in adults
minimal change dz
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pathology shows fusion of visceral epithelial cell foot processes
minim change dz
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MCC of nephrotic syndrome in adults
membranous
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antigens against PLA2R
membranous nephrotic syndrome
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MC GN leading to ESRD
focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)
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african americans 4x risk of what
ESRD if they have focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)
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assoc with heroine use
Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)
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assoc with obesity
Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)
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most common in non-diabetic adults assoc with malginancies and infection with HBV
Membranous nephropathy
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thick basement membrane on renal biopsy
membranous nephropahty
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podocyte damage on electron microscope
miniml chane dz
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MCC of secondary HTN
RAS
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abdominal bruit
RAS
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string of beads apperance on angio
fibromuscular dysplasia of renal artery
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severe flank pain
renal venous thrombosis
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unexplained hypokalemia
primary aldosteronism
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proxysmal elevations in BP
pheochromocytoma
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rib notching on xray
coarcation of aorta
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diet high in oxalate
nephrolithiasis
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MC type of fusion
horseshoe kidney
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MC inherited cause of kidney dz
polycystic kidney dz
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dull aching flank pain
renal cell ca
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MC kidney CA in adults
renal cell CA
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2nd MC abd tumor in kids
wilms tumor
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nitrogen in blood
azotemia
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MCC of : - pre renal AKI - intra-renal AKI - post-renral AKI
pre= renal hypoperfusion intra= ATN post=rare=urinary tract obstructions
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MC type of AKI overall
Pre renal
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MC type of AKI in hosp pt
ATN
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high BUN: Cr ratio
AKI | ***** >20:1 = high
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rbc casts
glomerular in origin
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wbc casts
suggesitive of inflammatory process that may or may no tbe infectious
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waxy casts
not distinctive to diseases technically a degenerative phase of a cast -represents longstanding dz*********
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broad casts
adv chronic kidney disease
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granular casts
represent degenerated cells -deeply pigmented MUDD BROWN or HEME-GRANULAR casts attribued to ATN
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muddy brown casts
ATN
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Compares and contrast the following lab values for Prerenal AKI and ATN 1. Fractional NA excretion 2. BUN/Cr 3. Urinary sodium 4. urine osmolality 5. urine/serum creatinine
PRE-renal AKI 1. <1% 2. >20 3. <20 4. >500 5. >40 ATN 1. >2% 2. 10-15 3. >40 4. <350 5. <20
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define normal BUN: Cr ratio
10-15: 1
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fever, eosinophillia, red or white casts
allergic interstitial nephritis
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urine in prerenal AKI vs intrinsic AKI
PRe-renal **kidney reabsorbs water and NA thinking body is hypovolemic-->so urine is CONCENTRATED (no water) but LOW [ ] of NA... <20 intrinsic renal **kidneys are damaged-- so cannot reabsorb---- very dilute water and high [ ] of NA >40 usually
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major drugs causing ATN
Aminoglycosides amphotericin B NSAIDs ACEI
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WBC casts
Acute intersitial nephritis----from allergic response to a drug MC
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drugs causing ATN vs drugs causing AIN
ATN * acyclovir * aminoglycosides * amphotericin * cyclosporine * lithium * NSAIDs * pentamidine * vanco AIN * Allopurinol * cephalosproin * NSAIds * PCNs * phenytoin * PPIs * quinolones * rifampin * sulfas
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when do we never give abx
HUS
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CKD----what electrolyte is LOW and why
Calcium -kidneys activate vit d--- and vit d allows Ca to be absorbed from the diet--- so if theres no vit d---- no CA is being absorbed
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Criteria to dx CKD
1. durtation >3 MO 2. GFR <60 3. kidney damage defined by structural abnm or functional abnm other than decr GFR
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number ONE cause of CKD? second?
number one=DM | two=HTN
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target BP for CKD
<130/80
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two most imp modifiable RF for progressive CKD
- HTN | - PU
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which RTA cause hypokalemia and hyperkalmeia?
HYPO=1-3 | HYPER=4
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urine pH >5.5 in setting of metabolic acidosis
RTA type 1
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WBC casts in urine
pyelonephritis
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PT with chron's dz had bypass----what type of stones
since they cannot absorb oxalate----Calcium oxalate stones
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mc stone type
ca oxalate
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citrate is
a stone inhibitor
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two mc s/s of urinary stone
flank pain and hematuria
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GN occuring 1-2 DAYS after illness
IGA nephropathy
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fever rash and eosinophilia
drug induced AIN
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cerebral aneurysms (berry) assoc with
PKD
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RBC casts
glonerulonephritis
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wbc casts
pyelonephritis
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flank pain, hematuria and palpable renal mass
triad for renal cell CA
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whats imp for making [ ]ed urine
vasa recta
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va