renal & hepatic Flashcards

1
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which drugs work at the proximal tubule

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SGLT2 inhibitors

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2
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loop diuretics MOA

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inhibit NaK pump in the ascending loop of henle (LOW K, Mg, Na, Ca)

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which drugs work at the distal convoluted tubule

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thiazides (NaCl pump - HIGH Ca)

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4
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which drugs work at the collecting duct

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potassium sparing diuretics

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5
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which drugs cause kidney disease

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vancomycin
aminoglycosides
cisplatin
ampB
CNI
loops
NSAIDs
polymyxin
contrast dye

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6
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what is HTN treatment in CKD

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ACE or ARB (with albuminuria)
can increase SCr initially by 30% - do not stop tx

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7
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what is DM treatment in CKD

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metformin + SGLT2 inhibitor (reduces CV events and CKD progression)

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which drugs require a decrease in dose or increase in interval in CKD

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aminoglycosides, beta lactams, azoles, quinolones, vancomycin
LMWH, xarelto, eliquis, pradexa
H2RA, metoclopramide
bisphosphonates
lithium

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9
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which drugs are contraindicated in CKD

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macrobid <60
TDF, voriconazole <50
TAF, NSAIDs, pradexa, xarelto <30
SGLT2, metformin eGFR <30

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hyperphosphatemia treatment

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dietary phosphate restriction (dairy, cola, chocolate, nuts) THEN
phosphate binders prior to each meal (Ca based is first line)

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11
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Ca based phosphate binders

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Phoslyra, PhosLo (calcium acetate)
Tums (calcium carbonate)

causes hypercalcemia

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12
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aluminum & calcium free phosphate binders

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sucroferric oxyhydroxide, ferric citrate, lanthanum carbonate

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13
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sevelamer info

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Renvela, Renagel
non calcium, non aluminum phosphate binder that is not systemically absorbed

can lower TC and LDL

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14
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phosphate binder interactions

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iron containing ones should be separated from doxycycline and ciprofloxacinn

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15
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vitamin D deficiency & secondary hyperparathyroidism treatment

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D2 (ergo) and D3 (chole)
calcitriol - D3
cinacalcet (sensipar) - calcimimetic (HYPOCALCEMIA)

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16
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anemia of CKD treatment

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ESA only when Hgb <10 and discontinue when >11

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17
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drugs that cause hyperkalemia

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potassium sparing diuretics
RAAS inhibitors
canagliflozin
drosperinone
SMX/TMP
CNI

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18
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hyperkalemia treatment

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  1. stabilize heart - calcium gluconate
  2. shift intracellular - albuterol, insulin/dextrose, sodium bicarb
  3. remove - furosemide, SPS, patiromer, SZC, HD
19
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which potassium binder is preferred due to the fastest onset of action

A

sodium zirconium cyclosilicate

20
Q

what factors cause removal during HD

A

small particle size
small Vd
not protein-bound
high-flux HD filter
higher dialysis blood flow rate

21
Q

which Hep viruses are acute vs chronic

A

A - acute
B - both
C - both

22
Q

how are the Hep viruses transmitted

A

A - fecal/oral route
B & C - blood, bodily fluid

23
Q

which Hep virus does not have a vaccine

24
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what is the first line treatment for the Hep viruses

A

A - supportive care
B - PEG-INF or NRTI
C - DAA combination (2-3), DAA + RBV +/- PEG-INF

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HCV treatment regimen
2-3 DAA x 8-12 weeks PI (P for -previr) NS5A replication complex (A for -asvir) NS5B polymerase (B for -busvir)
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which DAA needs to be taken with food
PIG Protease Inhibitors & Grub
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info for all DAAs
BW - reactivation of HBV W - sofosbuvir CANNOT be used with amiodarone due to bradycardia
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mavyret generic
glecaprevir/pibrentasvir (GP)
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epclusa generic
sofosbuvir/velpatasvir (SV) NO AMIODARONE
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viekira pak generic
pariteprevir/ritonavir/ombitasvir + dasabuvir HEPATIC FAILURE
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DAA drug interactions
they are CYP inhibitors epclusa - no PPI
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ribavirin info
teratogenic - need 2 forms of contraception and no pregnancy 6 months after hemolytic anemia
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interferon alpha info
neuropsychiatric, autoimmune, ischemic, infection risk CNS effects, GI upset, increased LFTs, flu like syndrome (pre treat)
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HBV treatment regimen
interferon alpha monotherapy OR NRTI - test for HIV prior
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HBV NRTI info
BW - lactic acidosis and hepatomegaly, HBV exacerbation
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NRTIs brand and generic
TDF (Viread) TAF (Vemlidy) entecavir (Baraclude) - take OES lamivudine (Epivir HBV) tenofovir - renal toxicity, Fanconi syndrome, osteomalacia, decreased bone density
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which drugs can cause liver damage
acetaminophen amiodarone isoniazid ketoconazole methotrexate nefazodone nevirapine NRTIs PTU valproic acid
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alcoholic liver treatment
cessation BZD for withdrawal in inpatients naltrexone, acamprosate, disulfiram to prevent relapses thiamine
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varices treatment
band ligation or sclerotherapy octreotide (Sandostatin) or vasopressin octreotide causes cholelithiasis, biliary sludge
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portal HTN treatment
non selective BB - nadolol (Corgard), propranolol (Inderal)
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hepatic encephalopathy symptoms and presentation
musty odor, changes in thinking, confusion, asterixis (hand tremor), ammonia
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hepatic encephalopathy treatment
lactulose rifaximin (Xifaxan)
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ascites treatment
consider transplantation if cirrhosis restrict Na spironolactone monotherapy or + furosemide (40 F : 100 S)
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SBP treamtent
ceftriaxone