Renal replacement therapy Flashcards

1
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When need to assess for RRT

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1 year before RRT needed

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Indications for dialyiss

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Impact of symptoms of uraemia on daily living
Uncontrollable fluid load
eGFR 5-7 ml/min/1.73

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2
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Dialysis options

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Peritnoeal - continious ambulatory or automated
Haemodialysis/haemodiafiltration

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3
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How long before plan haemodialysis ideally make fistula

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6 months - allow possibility of failing
Use US to assess site

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4
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Poor outcomes irsk factors transplant

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lack of social support

neurocognitive issues

non-adherence (medicines, diet, hospital appointments)

poor understanding of process and complexities of treatment

poorly controlled mental health conditions or severe mental illness

substance misuse or dependence.

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5
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Referral crtieria for CKD

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5 yr risk of needing RRT >5%
ACR>70
ACR>30 + haematuria
Susteained decrease eGFR >35% or more + change category in 12 months
eGFR change >15 per year
Poorly controlled HPTN despite 4 drugs
Sus rare or genetic CKD
Sus renalartery stenosis

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6
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Which haemo dialysis mode is better

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Haemodiafiltration = additional convection more effective than haemodialysis

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7
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When is continious therapy used

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ITU/AKI - unstable patients

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When is haemoperfusion used in RRT

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Poisonning or toxicity
due to barbiturates, many antidepressants, ethchlorvynol, meprobamate, paraquat, glutethimide, metals such as lithium and barium, or toxic doses of aminoglycosides or cardiovascular drugs

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CIs to peritoneal dialysis

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Loss of peritoneal function
Adhesions that limit dialysate flow
Recent abdominal wounds
Abdominal fistulas
Abdominal wall defects that prevent effective dialysis or increase infection risk (eg, irreparable inguinal or diaphragmatic hernia, bladder extrophy)
Patient’s condition not amenable to dialysis

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Relative CIs for peritoneal dialysis

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Abdominal wall infection
Frequent episodes of diverticulitis
Inability to tolerate large volumes of peritoneal dialysate
Inflammatory bowel disease
Ischemic colitis
Morbid obesity
Peritoneal leaks
Severe undernutrition

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11
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Indications for dialysis

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Renal insufficiency with uncontrollable:
Fluid overload
Hyperkalemia
Hypercalcemia
Metabolic acidosis
Pericarditis
Uramic symptoms
GFR 5-7

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12
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Intermittent haemodialysis theoretical eGFR

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150-200 during
0 in between
Overall <10

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13
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Peritoneal dialysis theroitcal eGFR

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5-10

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14
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Continious veno venous haemofiltration theroitcal eGFR

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15-25

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15
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Continious veno venous haemodiafiltration theroitcal eGFR

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30-40

16
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What does dialyiss not fix

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Hormonal function of kidney - RAAS, EPO, vit D etc - still need to treat