Renal Ward : aki case Flashcards

1
Q

What is the function of parathyroid hormone
When is it secreted
What treatments are there for hyperparathyroidism

A

Bone reabsorption amd turnover

High phosphate low ca

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In CKd there is low levels of Vit D lead to low ……. absorption from the gut, increased … secretion and secondary hyperparathyroidism and bone resorption.

A

Calcium

PTH

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3
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What’s the reference range for proteinuria

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> 3.5g in 24hrs

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4
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What are the hallmarks of nephrotic syndrome

A
Proteinuria 
Oedema 
Frothy urine 
Hyperlipidaemian
Hypoalhuminaemia
Periorbital oedema
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5
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What are hall marks for nephritic syndrome

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Hameaturia
Proteinuria
Hypertension
Low urine output

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6
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Primary and secondary causes of nephrotic

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1- minimal change fsgs membranous

2- hep b c , cancer , hiv , diabetes

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7
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What is albuminauria

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30-300ug micro

3mg+ albuminuria

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8
Q

Nephrotic syndrome increases your risk of…

So what do U give

A

Clots dry- give heparin if albumin below 20
High cholesterol
Pregnancy - pre-eclampsia

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9
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If there is blood in urine following URTI in young boy think pf…

A

IgA nephopathy

Post streptococcal glomeulonephritis presents 1-2 weeks after URTI associated with proteinuria as well tho

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10
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Name some aki risk factors

A
People over 65 
History of aki
Ckd
Urological obstruction 
Chronic heart failure liver disease 
Neuro or cognitive impairment 
Sepsis 
Hypovolemia 
Ologuria
Nephrotoxic drug use
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Nephrotoxic drugs

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Nsaids
Arbs
Acei
Diuretics

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12
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Hyperkalemia treatment

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Iv ca gluconate

Insulin dextrose infusion

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13
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Changes on ecg seen with hyperkalemia

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No p waves
Wide qrs
Peaked t waves

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14
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Stages of aki

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1 -increase of > 26 umol creatinine within 48hrs or >1.5 reference baseline

2- Increase >2 to 2.9 reference or urine <0.5ml/kg for >12hrs

3- Increase > 3x and no wee for 12hr

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15
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What is ATN cause of …

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Combo of factors which have caused renal ischaemia and toxicity
Eg hypotension and dehydration or sepsis with associated nephrotoxic drugs

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16
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What are the 3 phases of ATN and what is the treatment

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Treatment is supportive

Oliguric phase - less than 500ml of urine a day susceptible to fluid overload and electrolyte imbalances especially K
Maintenance phase
Polyuric phase - kidneys create loads of wee so much infant that kidneys in trouble of being hypovolemic