Renal Conditions Flashcards

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Aetiology AKI

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Pre - renal (hypovolaemia, NSAIDs)
renal (glomerulonephritis, HUS)
Post-renal (calculi, urethral stricture)

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Risks AKI

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Elderly, HTN, PVD, DM, Myeloma

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What may AKI cause?

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RIFLE - risk, injury or failure causing functional loss or end-stage disease

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Features AKI

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Confusion, HTN/postural hypotension, distended bladder, fluid overload,

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Investigations AKI

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Urinalysis, USS, renal biopsy

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Management AKI

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Correct cause, fluid replacement/diuretics, PPI

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Diagnosis of CKD

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3 months of reduced GFR and evidence of renal damage

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Risk CKD

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Advanced age, CVD, DM, obesity, glomerulonephritis, SLE

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Symptoms CKD

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Chronic fatigue, weight loss, anorexia, nocturia, pruritis

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Complications CKD

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Anaemia, HTN, hyperkalaemia

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Investigation glomerulonephritis

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Urine microscopy

Renal biopsy

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12
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Management glomerulonephritis

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Prednisolone

Salt/fluid restriction, diuretic, BP control

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Features minimal change GN

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Children 2-4years, associated with atopy, majority relapse

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Features IgA nephropathy GN

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COmmonest, young adults, assoc. HSP, SLE, hepatitis, often follows URTI or gastroenteritis

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Features focal GN

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Older children, leads to nephrotic syndrome

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Features membranous GN

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Adults, most likely cause nephrotic syndrome

17
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Risks renal artery stenosis

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Atherosclerosis, PVD, HTN, DM, advanced age, smoking

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Symptoms renal artery stenosis

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Severe HTN, flash pulmonary oedema

19
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Investigations renal artery stenosis

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USS

CT/MRI

20
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Management renal artery stenosis

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Control CVD risk factors, avoid ACEi and NSAIDs

21
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UTI pathogens

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E.coli, staph.

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Risks UTI

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Renal tract abnormalities, antibiotics, post-coital, new sexual partner, DM, catheters

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Symptoms UTI

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Urinary frequency, dysuria, haematuria, urgency, incontinence, fever, rigors, N+V, delerium

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Management UTI

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Trimethoprim

Resistant - co-amoxiclav, cephalosporin

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Complications UTI

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Ascending infection, abscess, hydronephrosis, renal failure, sepsis

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Symptoms pyelonephritis

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Subrapubic/loin/back pain, frank haematuria, renal angle tenderness