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1
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ARF can be caused by

4

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  1. severe shock
  2. burns
  3. nephrotoxins
  4. acute bilateral kidney infection/inflammation
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2
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CKD with low vit D synthesis and hypocalcemia can lead to

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fractures

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3
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AKI maintenance phase - what increase

2

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  1. serum creatinine

2. blood urea nitrogen

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4
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AKI recovery phase - what is common

A

diuresis

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5
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CKD acid-base balance

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metabolic acidosis when GFR 30-40%

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6
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AKI recovery phase - what is increased

1

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creatinine clearance

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7
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AKI phase where serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen are both increased

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maintenance

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8
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ARF stands for

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acute renal failure

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9
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CKD

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progressive loss of renal function that affects nearly all organ systems

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10
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AKI postrenal occurs with

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urinary tract obstructions that affect the kidneys bilaterally

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11
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AKI phase where established kidney injury and dysfunction are present

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maintenance

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12
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CKD - sodium and water balance; what diminishes

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concentration and dilution ability

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13
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CKD mod stage

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GFR 30-59

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14
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CKD - what falls

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GFR falls

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15
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clinical sx that point to CKD

4

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  1. proteinuria
  2. uremia
  3. decreased GFR
  4. increased creatinine in plasma
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16
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AKI caused by impaired renal blood flow

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prerenal

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17
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CRF can be caused by

4

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  1. nephrosclerosis
  2. DM
  3. nephrotoxins
  4. polycystic disease
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18
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AKI - postischemic is to

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ATN intra

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19
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CKD neuro sx

3

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  1. lethargy
  2. seizures
  3. coma
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20
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ATN stands for

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acute tubular necrosis

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21
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AKI - occurs with urinary tract obstructions that affect the kidneys bilaterally

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post renal

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22
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CKD stages

5

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  1. normal
  2. mild
  3. mod
  4. severe
  5. end stage
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23
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CKD end stage

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GFR < 15

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24
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AKI prerenal is caused by

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impaired renal blood flow

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25
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CKD severe stage

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GFR 15-29

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26
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CKD potassium balance (tubular)

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tubular secretion increases early

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27
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CKD sodium and water balance

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sodium excretion increases with water excretion leading to sodium deficit and volume loss

28
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AKI phase where urine output is lowest

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maintenance

29
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CKD - decreased renal synthesis of

2

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  1. vit D

2. hypocalcemia

30
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AKI phase where kidney injury is evolving

A

initiation

31
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AKI recovery phase - what is declined

2

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  1. serum creatinine

2. urea

32
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CKD - plasma what increases

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creatinine

33
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CKD cardiovascular sx

3

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  1. HTN
  2. pericarditis
  3. heart failure
34
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AKI recovery (polyuric) phase

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injury repair and normal renal function reestablish

35
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CKD skin sx

6

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  1. pallor
  2. sallow pigmentation
  3. bruising
  4. nail changes
  5. ‘frost’
  6. pruritic
36
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CKD metabolism issues

A

abnormal protein, carb, and fat metabolism

37
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AKI stands for

A

acute kidney injury

38
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AKI intra sx

39
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most common cause of ARF

A

prerenal AKI

40
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AKI intrarenal - what is the most common cause of intrarenal renal failure

A

acute tubular necrosis ATN

41
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CRF early sx

4

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  1. polyuria w/ dilute urine
  2. anemia
  3. fatigue
  4. HTN
42
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CKD urine and blood results

4

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  1. proteinuria
  2. uremia
  3. creatinine clearance falls
  4. urea clearance falls
43
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CKD - alterations are seen in the following systems

9

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  1. cardiovascular
  2. pulmonary
  3. hematologic
  4. immune
  5. neurologic
  6. GI
  7. endocrine
  8. reproduction
  9. integumentary
44
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AKI prerenal GFR

A

GFR declines because of the decrease in filtration pressure

45
Q

progressive loss of renal function that affects nearly all organ systems

46
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frost and sallow pigmentation is to

47
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AKI initiation phase

2

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  1. kidney injury is evolving

2. prevention of injury is possible

48
Q

CKD - once oliguria sets in, what is retained

49
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CKD proteinuria and uremia due to

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glomerular hyperfiltration

50
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CKD anemia sx

3

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  1. lethargy
  2. dizziness
  3. low hematocrit
51
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CKD mild stage

52
Q

AKI ATN can be caused by (intra)

2

A
  1. postischemic

2. nephrotoxic

53
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AKI prerenal aka

54
Q

AKI - nephrotoxic is to

55
Q

CKD normal stage

A

GFR > 90 mL/min

56
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ARF early sx

2

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  1. oliguria

2. increased serum urea

57
Q

CKD phosphate excretion

58
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CKD stands for

A

chronic kidney disease

59
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AKI maintenance (oliguric) phase - there is established what?
2
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  1. kidney injury

2. dysfunction

60
Q

AKI maintenance phase - what is lowest during this phase

A

urine output

61
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AKI can be caused by

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  1. renal insufficiency
  2. renal failure
  3. end stage renal failure ESRF
62
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AKI ATN is to

A

intrarenal

63
Q

AKI phases

3

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  1. initiation
  2. maintenance (oliguric)
  3. recovery (polyuric)
64
Q

CKD is associated with what sx

3

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  1. HTN
  2. diabetes
  3. intrinsic kidney disease
65
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AKI - GFR declines because of the decrease in filtration pressure is to

66
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AKI prerenal - severe shock causes

A

vasoconstriction and decreased blood flow

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