Tests of Renal Function and Hydration Status Flashcards

1
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What is the active form of vitamin D

A

1,25 dihyroxycalciferol

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2
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What is the active form of vitamin D

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1,25 dihyroxycalciferol

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3
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Typical urine volume

A

750-2000ml/24hrs

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4
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Oliguria

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5
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Anuria

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6
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Polyuria

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> 3000

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7
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Normal plasma urea conc

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3-8mmol/L

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8
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What is the problem with plasma urea tests

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Not specific, causes include protein intake, tissue trauma, dehydration, kidney filtration, kideny reabsorptiona nd exretion

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9
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What are the causes of increase in plasma urea

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GI bleed, trauma, renal hypoperfusion= all decrease renal blood flow and extracellular fluid volume)
Acute renal impairment, chronic renal disease and post renal obstruction

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10
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Normal plasma creatinine levels

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50-140micromol/l

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11
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How is plasma creatinine influenced by GFR?

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As GFR decreases, plasma creatinine increases

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12
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In which patients is GFR measured in

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Kidney donors or to assess drug dosages

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13
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What is the equation used to measure creatinine clearance?

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Creatinine clearance= (conc. creat in urine x vol of urine)/conc of creat in plasma (micromoles)

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14
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What is the equation used to measure creatinine clearance?

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Creatinine clearance= (conc. creat in urine x vol of urine)/conc of creat in plasma (micromoles)

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15
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Typical urine volume

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750-2000ml/24hrs

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16
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Oliguria

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17
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Anuria

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18
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Polyuria

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> 3000

19
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Normal plasma urea conc

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3-8mmol/L

20
Q

What is the problem with plasma urea tests

A

Not specific, causes include protein intake, tissue trauma, dehydration, kidney filtration, kideny reabsorptiona nd exretion

21
Q

Describe the effect renal oliguria has on the sodium conc in the urine

A

High sodium conc int eh urine

22
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Normal plasma creatinine levels

A

50-140micromol/l

23
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How is plasma creatinine influenced by GFR?

A

As GFR decreases, plasma creatinine increases

24
Q

In which patients is GFR measured in

A

Kidney donors or to assess drug dosages

25
Q

What renal function test tests the ability of the kidneys to clear technecium 99?

A

GFR

26
Q

What is the equation used to measure creatinine clearance?

A

Creatinine clearance= (conc. creat in urine x vol of urine)/conc of creat in plasma (micromoles)

27
Q

Normal creatinine clearance

A

100-130ml/min

28
Q

What effect does a low GFR have on creatinine clearance

A

Decreases

29
Q

What 4 things does eGRF take into account

A

creatining, age, sex and ethnicity

30
Q

Treatment for stage 5 chronic kidney disease

A

Dialysis/transplantation

31
Q

Describe the plasma/urine urea ratio and sodium conc in the urine for pre renal oliguria

A

High P/U urea ratio

Low sodium conc in urine

32
Q

In what type of oliguria is the GFR low, ADH high and urine sodium conc. low?

A

Pre-renal

33
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Causes of pre-renal oliguria

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Decreased renal perfusion
Dehydration
Haemorrhage-hypotension
Renal artery damage

34
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Describe the effect renal oliguria has on the sodium conc in the urine

A

High sodium conc int eh urine

35
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What is the problem in renal oliguria?

A

Nephrons are unable to resorb sodium

36
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Causes of renal oliguria

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Intrinsic damage (tubular necrosis)
Chronic infection
Immulogical damage-SLE
Toxic damage-drugs, heavy metals, poisons