Trigger CKD part 1 Flashcards
proteinuric CKD increases risk for what
CV mortality
anemia, fatigue, and anorexia begin appearing in what stages of CKD
3-4
when do electrolyte abnormalities become present in CKD
stages 3-4
marked deceased in ADLs is seen in what CKD stage
5
what medication is used to reduce glomerular HTN
ACE/ARB
prior to starting this medication, evaluate potassium and serum cr levels
ACE/ARB
when in CKD are thiazides most effective
early CKD
when in CKD are loops most effective
late CKD
what does cholesterol look like in CKD
NORMAL
what does HDL and lipoprotein A look like in CKD
HDL is deceased
lipoprotein A is increased
when do you use ezetimibe in CKD
2nd line for treatment of CAD
“statins - 1st line (said in class)
PSK9 inhibitors and ezetimibe (2nd line in adjunct to statin)
fibrates (paired with statins)”
Cardiovascular complication associated with uremia
pericarditis
what is pericarditis associated with?
uremic CKD
s/s: friction rub
pericarditis
s/s: cardiac tamponade and uremic pericardial efffusion
pericarditis
s/s: retrosternal Chest pain
pericarditis
what is always an indication of hospitalization and immediate initiation of hemodialysis in CKD patients
pericarditis
s/s: proximal muscle weakness
osteitis fibrosa cystica
caused by hypovitaminosis D and use of bisphosphonates
osteomalacia
brown tumors on Xray
osteitis fibrosa cystica