RENAL DYSFUNCTION Flashcards

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What are the three types of acute renal failure?

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Pre- renal, intra renal, post renal

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What is pre renal dysfunction?

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Sudden drop in blood flow to kidneys, due to dehydration, blood loss

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What is intrinsic renal dysfunction?

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Direct damage to kidneys, nephron or glomerular damage, caused by alcohol

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What is post renal dysfunction?

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Blockage in the urinary tract, causing a buildup of waste

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What is acute renal failure?

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A sudden decline in glomerular and tubular function, causing a build up of waste in the body due to kidneys dysfunction

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What is chronic kidney disease?

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Kidneys gradually lose function to filter waste, increasing urea and creatinine

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What are the main acute renal failure biomarkers?

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  • NGAL
  • IL-18
  • kidney injury molecule 1
  • cystatin c
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What are the clinical features of chronic renal failure?

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hyper/hypovolemia
Nausea
Hypertension
Nocturia

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9
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What are electrolytes composed of?

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Anions and cations

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What is the role of Intracellular fluids?

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Vital for cellular processes

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What are the electrolytes present in Intracellular fluids?

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Potassium, magnesium and phosphate

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What is the role of extracellukar fluids?

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transports nutrients and waste products

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What are the extracellular electrolytes?

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Sodium, chloride, bicarbonate, calcium

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What is hyponatremia?

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Sodium deficiency

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