Renal disease overview Flashcards
how is ckd staged (KDIGO)?
eGFR and urine albumin
what med works in proximal tubule
sglt-2 inhibitors
loop diuretic moa
inhibit Na-K pump in ascending LoH
- less Na reabsorbed into blood, thus less water reabsorbed = pee more water
long-term adr of loop diuretics
decr BMD - Ca depletion d/t less ca reabsorption into blood
thiazide diuretic moa
inhibit Na-Cl pump in DCT
long term effect of thiazides on bone
protective effect d/t increased Ca reabsorption
collecting duct anatomy
connect nephrons in each kidney to a ureter
kidney –ureter–> bladder –> urethra
K-sparing diuretics/aldosterone antagonist site of action
DCT and collecting duct
- decrease Na/H2O reabsorption and increase K retention
common nephrotoxic drugs
loops nsaids vanc AMGs amphoB contrast dye, CNIs (tac/csa), cisplatin
waste product of protein metabolism
urea (BUN)
waste product of muscle metabolism
creatinine
reasons for overestimation of crcl
low muscle mass (frail elderly pts)
when is cockrauft gault not preferable
very young children, kidney failure, unstable renal fxn
what drugs use eGFR for dosage adjustments
metformin, sglt2-i
what GFR and albuminuria level indicate CKD
GFR <60, albuminuria (ACR) >30 mg/day