renal replacement Flashcards
what are the renal functions?
excretory water & electrolyte balance acid base balance renal endocrine function -erythropoietin -ca metabolism -renin secretion
what is dialysis?
passive process
diffusion across conc. gradients
allows intermittent correction of changes in plasma conc. of small molecules
what are the 2 types of dialysis
haemodialysis
peritoneal dialysis
describe haemodialysis
blood pumped from fistula into dialyzer
waste products filter from blood through artificial membrane into a dialysate fluid
purified blood pumped back into fistula
describe peritoneal dialysis
implanted peritoneal catheter dialysis solution in catheter, peritoneum acts as membrane, drain can make normal lifestyle less restrictive can travel
what is involved in renal endocrine replacement?
erythropoietin -EPO injections -maintains red cell mass bone mass maintenance -vit D supplement -osteoporosis prevention hypertension control -renin-angiotensin system inactive -ace inhibitors
describe renal transplant?
optimal tx normal renal function no dietary restrictions normal energy/fertility HLA matched
what problems can occur with transplant?
rejection-acute/chronic immunosuppression -infection/malignancy risk high cardiovascular mortality osteoporosis risk
what dental considerations are there with renal dialysis
treat after haemodialysis sessions
liase with physician for drugs
never use shunt
no complicated tx sessions
what interactions/complications can happen with renal transplant
prednisolone azathroprine tacrolimus cyclosporin steroid side effects increased cancer risks -oral mucosal lesions sus