T3 U7 RENAL Flashcards

1
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Main symptom when the kidneys are off balance

A

HTN

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2
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A child is admitted with AKI post severe dehydration, what common complication of AKI in pedi?

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HTN

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3
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what common finding is often related to AKI in symptom presentation?

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HA (r/t dehydration & kidney filtration)

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4
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What is the most important intervention with AKI?

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Monitoring I&O’s

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5
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what happens to calcium in AKI?

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HYPOcalcemia

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6
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what is the best test to run to assess kidney function in children with AKI?

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Serum creatinine

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7
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what diet should AKI patients follow?

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Low in K
Low in salt
Low in phosporus
High in Ca

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8
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examples of food to avoid in AKI?

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Oranges
Beans
Dairy
Lunch meat
Dark Soda

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9
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when receiving hemodialysis for AKI, what should the nurse do during the procedure?

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Assess for s/sx of infection at access site

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10
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what is most likely to be present in a child’s medical Hx that has hemolytic uremic syndrome?

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Recent Gastrointestinal infection with bloody diarrhea (E. Coli)

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11
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what lab finding(S) would be expected in a child with hemolytic uremic syndrome?

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elevated BUN & creatinine
hyperkalemia

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12
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what would be the priority intervention for a child diagnosed with hemolytic uremic syndrome?

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administering IV fluids

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13
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what would the nurse assess on a patient at risk for fluid overload that has hemolytic uremic syndrome?

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crackles heard on lung ausculation

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14
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why do children the HUS sometimes receive a blood transfusion?

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needed to replace red blood cells that have been destroyed

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15
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what would be characteristic of nephrotic syndrome?

A

proteinuria
(foamy urine)

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16
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what should the diet of a PT with nephrotic syndrome look like?

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Low sodium

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17
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a child with nephrotic syndrome is on corticosteroids, which side effect is most important to monitor & why?

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increased susceptibility to infection
bc longterm steroids = decreased immune system

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18
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how can a childs abdomen present with nephrotic syndrome?

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Ascites, distended

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19
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when assess a PT with nephrotic syndrome, what would indicate theyre responding to treatment well?

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Decreased abdominal girth

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20
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what med would be appropriate for treating enuresis

A

Oxybutynin Chloride (Ditropan) - 5mg/day

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21
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normal serum albumin level?

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4.5-9

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22
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4 main complications associated with hemodialysis?

A

HypoT
bleeding
febrile reaction
infection

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23
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why do we prescribe Tums (Ca carbonate) to AKI patients?

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Gets rid of high levels of phosphrous

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24
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if a cross country runner has a urinalysis during school physical & presents with proteinuria, which action is most appropiate?

A

redo test in 48 hr

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25
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s/sx of kidney transplant rejection?

A

Pain over kidney
Fever
decreased urinary output
edema

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26
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what test/sign being positive for a child with stomach pain require immediate intervention?

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Positive heel drop jarring test (APPDX)

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27
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a PT with glomerulonephritis was prescribed corticosteroids, what should the nurse monitor?

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Blood glucose

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28
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regarding exercise & glomerulonephritis, what would be an incorrect statement?

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Can resume normal exercise routine without any restrictions

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29
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what lab level would be priority in a PT with end stage renal disease thats receiving hemodialysis? & why

A

serum potassium level
High can cause cardiac arrest = kill you faster

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30
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what food choice would adhere to a low phosph diet?

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whole wheat bread

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31
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A renal disease PT on a loop diurertic (Furosemide) should be have what monitored?

A

BP
& Vit K

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32
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why shouldnt a PT with chronic renal failure take OTC pain meds

A

likely on corticosteroids & NSAIDS interferre

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33
Q

what would the nurse associated with primary enuresis?

A

bedwetting that has been present since early childhood w/o periods of dryness

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34
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s/sx of UTI

A

Fever
Malodorus urine
dribbling urine
dysuria
flank pain

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35
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what would be present in a urine analysis for a UTI?

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Nitrates (PINK)

36
Q

prevention edu for UTI?

A

handwashing
wipe front to back
cotton underwear & loosefitting clothes
Avoid bubblebaths & sitting in swimswear for long periods

37
Q

diff btwn primary & secondary VUR?

A

P: Congenital
S: Infection/obstruction

38
Q

s/sx of VUR

A

UTI s/sx
Enuresis
Fever
Enlarged kidneys on imaging

39
Q

is VUR r/t hematuria?

40
Q

s/sx of pyelonephritis

A

high fever
painful/frequent urination
cloudy/foul smelling urine

41
Q

pathology of acute glomerulonephritis?

A

occlusion of glomerular capillaries = decreased urine filtration
water & Na retention –> circulatory congestion & HTN

42
Q

what infection does acute glomerulonephritis often follow?

A

Strep or impetigo

43
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s/sx of acute glomerulonephritis

A

gross hematuria (bloody urine)
periorbital edema
HTN
HA

44
Q

what is the diagnosis for acute glomerulonephritis

A

ASO titer (detect prior strep)

45
Q

management for acute glomerulonephritis

A

strict I&O (same scale/time)
ABX
Diuretics (monitor BP)
Low sodium

46
Q

Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS)

A

Acute renal failure r/t ingesting E.Coli (undercooked beef)

47
Q

staple symptoms of HUS

A

Bloody diarrhea (Gastroenteritis)

48
Q

s/sx of HUS

A

Bloody diarrhea
Hematuria & proteinuria
Pallor
Altered LOC

49
Q

prevention HUS

A

fully cook beef
wash fruits/veggies
use pasteurized products

50
Q

lab diagnosis for HUS

A

Elevated BUN + Creatinine
High K
High Phos
Low Ca

51
Q

what to monitor for with HUS

A

Potential for dialysis
LOC/ICP
I&O (CHF)

52
Q

Nephrotic syndrome can lead to what? (4)

A

HYPOalbuminemia
Proteinuria
Hyperlipidemia
Hypercholesterolemia
Edema

53
Q

s/sx of Nephrotic syndrome?

A

severe edema (periorbital)
Anorexia
massive proteinuria

54
Q

AKI leads to what being imbalance?

A

A/B balance
Fluid balance
Electrolyte

55
Q

what are the 3 main causes (general) of AKI?

A

Pre-renal
Intrarenal
Postrenal

56
Q

examples of pre-renal causes of AKI?

A

Effect profusion
Hypovolemia
Cardiac failure
Dehydration

57
Q

ex of intrarenal causes of AKI?

A

Infection
Glomerulonephritis
NSAIDS

58
Q

Ex of post renal causes of AKI

A

Obstructions
Stones
Tumor
Clots

59
Q

what labs would be indicative of AKI

A

HYPErphos
HYPOcal
HYPERkal

60
Q

what physiolgical changes can happen with hyperkalemia

A

weird EKG
TachyC, Kussmals breathing

61
Q

what counseling is recommended for Chronic kidney disease PT?

62
Q

chronic kidney disease diet?

A

low/mod protein
low sodium
low potassium
low phosp

63
Q

ex what cant be of CKD diet

A

NO
bananas
dairy
red meat
salty

64
Q

what facial feature assessment can indicate potential kidney issues?

A

ears
ask about hearing impairment

65
Q

what is peritoneal dialysis?

A

Dialysis + ABD cath + osmotic process + drain

66
Q

what finding should the nurse immediately report with Continuous cycling dialysis?

A

Cloudy dialysate

67
Q

2 major complications from peritoneal dialysis?

A

Peritonitis
Pulmonary complications

68
Q

how to treat Peritonitis

A

Cephalosporins/vanco

69
Q

what would be the next step if a peritoneal pt reported pain?

A

Slow down rate

70
Q

what does the nurse check to ensure P.Dialysis is safe to start?

A

I&O
Labs
V/S

71
Q

frequency of hemodialysis

A

3/4x week for 3-4 hr

72
Q

what is used for hemodialysis for access?

A

AV fistula

73
Q

after AV Fistula is placed, what is the next step for hemodialysis?

A

wait 2-6wk for AVF to become stronger

74
Q

what should the nurse note about the AVF?

A

Bruit is heard over AVF @ incision

75
Q

complications of hemodialysis

A

HYPOT
HYPOvolemia
Anemia
muscle cramps

76
Q

what electrolyes should be monitored with hemodialysis

77
Q

what foods should a hemodialysis pt avoid?

A

bananas/spinach
lunch meat/dark soda

78
Q

how might a pt with enuresis present?

A

urgency - jiggling/crossing legs
foul smelling urine
Polyuria (Diabetes)

79
Q

med management of enuresis

A

DDVAP (Desmopressin)
Nasal Spray

80
Q

Considerations for DDVAP?

A

Not used for under 6Y
Risk of low Na
If HTN = use PO

81
Q

interventions for enuresis

A

voiding all fluids
bed/bladder alarm

82
Q

edu for bed/bladder alarm?

A

stop all liquids before bed
go pee again after in bed for 20 min

83
Q

what is hypospadias?

A

urethral opening located on underside of penis

84
Q

manifestations for hypospadias?

A

incomplete foreskin
curve during erection
abnormal scrotal position

85
Q

why dont you preform circumcision on a hypospadias PT?

A

the skin is used to fix defect in surgery

86
Q

what to report immediately if found in Post op with hypospadias?

A

Blood in foley bag