ZTF Flashcards
2 main criteria used in the diagnosis of CKD
eGFR ( < 60)
ACR > 3 mg/mmol
- present for 3 months
A score for CKD
A1 < 3 mg/mmol
A2 3-30 mg/mmol
A3 > 30 mg/mmol
which patients receive an ACEi in the management of CKD
diabetes + urine ACR > 3 mg
HTN + urine ACR > 30 mg
all patients w urine ACR > 70
immunosuppressants used in mx of renal transplant
tacrolimus, mycophenolate, prednisolone
cancers caused by immunosuppression
skin : SCC
non Hodgkin’s
IgG and complement deposits on the basement membrane
membranous glomerulonephritis
common toxins causing acute tubular necrosis
radiology contrast dye, gentamicin, NSAID’s
main cause of RTA type 2
Fanconi syndrome
RTA type 1, 2 and 3
1 : cant excrete hydrogen
2 : cant reabsorb bicarb
3 : reduced action of aldosterone
triad of features in HUS and its management
haemolytic anaemia
low platelet count
AKI
management
anti HTN
blood transfusion
dialysis
what are the muscle breakdown products in rhabdomyolysis
myoglobin
potassium
phosphate
CK
what can cause a false positive hyperkalaemia
haemolysis
what is the associated finding of ADPKD in the brain, colon and heart
brain - cerebral aneurysms
colon- diverticula
heart - valve disease
cause of gross haematuria in PKD
cyst rupture
signs of CKD
easy bruising
brown discolouration of nails
pallor
oedema