Session 7- Chronic Kidney Disease Flashcards
how does CKD affect the structure of the kidney
thinning of cortex where nephrons are
shrinking of cortex
what are the main causes of CKD
diabete s
hypertension
modifiable risk factors of CKD
smoking
weight
lack of exercise
lifestyle
water handling in CKD
lose ability to maximally dilate and concentrat urine
small GFR but same solute load causes osmotic dieuresis …. nocturia
how do we treat acidosis
oral NaHCO3
when can hyperkalaemia develop secondary and what can we do abiut it
when eGFR <20 mls/ min
stop ACE-Inhibitor/ angiotensin receptor bloker
avoidance of other drugs that can increase K+
alter diet to avoid food with high potassium
what is crucial when treating anaemia in CKD
check iron levels first then re check Hb if still low start EPO stimulaing agent
how does CKD cause bone mineral disease
decreased activated Vit D
decreased Ca2+ absorption from gut
reduced plasma Ca2+
stimulation of PT glands therefore PTH
increased osteoclast activity and hence bone resorption
impaired minerlisation of bone
how can we maintain bone density in CKD
reduce phosphate intake
phosphate binders
vitamin D
symptoms of end stage renal disease
tiredness difficulty sleeping difficulty concentrating nausea and vomiting restless leg pruritis