Renal stuff Flashcards

1
Q

What can be used for

Glaucoma, idiopathic intracranial HTN (pseudotumor cerebri), altitude sickness, met alkalosis

A

carbonic anhydrase inhib acetazolamide

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Mechanism of acetazolamide in kidney?

A

Less bicarb reabsorption, you bring down pH

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Side effect of acetazolamide?

A

Met acidosis
Hypokalemia
nephrolithiasis

It is a sulfa drug! (thiazides and loop diuretics are sulfa drugs)

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How does mannitol help acute kidney injury?

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Brings osmotic load to force shit through kidneys even if they don’t want it

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Mannitol adverse effects?

A

Hyponatremia early from dilutional affect

Then it goes to kidney, so it pulls osmotic dieresis through kidney then ULTIMATELY GET HYPERNATREMIA!!

Moniter sodium and osmolarity

PULMONARY edema b/c more pressure!

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What is torsemide and bumetanide?

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Other loop diuretics (along with furosemide and ethacrynic acid)

____ides

oh ok

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What is metolazone?

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Thiazide like HCTZ and chlortahlidone

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Post MI treatment includes aldosterone antagonist

Same with CHF (reduce mortality)

Portal HTN in combination witb furosemide

A

OH OK

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edema from nephrotic syndrome you should give what diuretic?

A

LOOP

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