URR Renal Vessels Flashcards

1
Q

what is the blood flow sequence in the renals starting from the ao?

A

ao -> main renal a -> segmental a -> interlobar a -> arcuate a -> intralobular a -> afferent arterioles

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2
Q

where does the left renal artery originate?

A

posterolateral aorta

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3
Q

where does the right renal artery originate?

A

anterolateral aorta, courses posterior to the IVC

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4
Q

which renal artery is slightly inferior?

A

right

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5
Q

renal arteries are usually how to veins?

A

posterior

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6
Q

the left renal artery is between what 2 arteries?

A

SMA and Ao

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7
Q

how is the resistance in the renal artery?

A

lowly resistive

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8
Q

30% of patients have a duplicate what artery?

A

renal
-smaller of the two is the accessory artery
-usually originate from SMA or common iliacs

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9
Q

what is an abnormal renal a RI?

A

> .7

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10
Q

what is renovascular HTN and renal a stenosis?

A

refers to HTN that is unresponsive to meds
-BP may be at very high levels

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11
Q

what is the most common site for a renal transplant?

A

right iliac fossa

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12
Q

what artery is used to anastomose in a renal transplant?

A

external iliac a and vice versa for veins (norm: EDV >.2 interlobar: RI <.7)
-internal iliac is an alternative

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13
Q

what causes renal transplant rejection?

A

acute tubular necrosis (#1 acute cause), rejection, drugs

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14
Q

what are signs for renal transplant rejection?

A

oliguria and increased BUN and creatinine
-usually develops 1-3 weeks to months

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15
Q

what stage is the transplant rejection in when function progressively decreases at least 3 months after surgery?

A

chronic

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16
Q

collection of urine and must be drained?

A

urinoma

17
Q

collection of lymph fluid?

A

lymphocele

18
Q

what is the most common complication of renal transplant rejection?

A

anastomosis stenosis

19
Q

what can renal transplant rejection look like?

A

increase size and echogenicity