CKD Flashcards

1
Q

what imaging can differentiate CKD from AKI

A

USS - CKD small bilateral kidneys

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2
Q

what CKD’s may not have small kidneys on USS

A

ADPKD, diabetic nephropathy, amyloidosis, HIV

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3
Q

what bloods can indicate CKD>AKI

A

hypocalcaemia

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4
Q

causes of CKD

A

diabetes, HTN, glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis, PKD

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5
Q

features CKD

A

oedema, polyuria, tired, itch (uraemia) flap (uraemia), anorexia, insomnia, N+V, hypertension

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6
Q

what formula is used to calculate eGFR + what variables are there

A

Modified Diet Renal Disease // serum creatinine, age, gender, ethnicity

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7
Q

what factors can affect eGFR variables

A

pregnant, muscle mass (amputee, body builder), eating red meat <12 hours before

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8
Q

what eGFR shows now CKD

A

60-90+ and all other tests are normal ie no sign of kidney damage

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9
Q

eGFR CKD1

A

> 90 ml and signs of kidney damage

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10
Q

eGFR CKD2

A

60-90 ml + signs of kidney damage

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11
Q

eGFR CKD 3

A

3a = 45-59 // 3b = 30-44

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12
Q

eGFR CKD 4

A

15-29

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13
Q

eGFR CKD5

A

<15

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14
Q

how is protienuria monitored in CKD

A

albumin:creatinine (ACR)

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15
Q

what ACR indicates proteinuria

A

3 mg/mmol

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16
Q

how is ACR measured

A

first pass morning urine // if between 3-70 mg/mmol repeat again to confirm // if 70+ no repeat needed

17
Q

what mx for proteinuria in CKD + when is it indicated

A

ACEi // if ACR >30 + HTN // if ACR >70 use regardless of BP

18
Q

how long should AKI be monitored to make sure it doesn’t progress to CKD

A

2-3 years

19
Q

1st line mx for HTN in CKD

A

ACEi

20
Q

what change in eGFR and creatinine is acceptable after starting mx for HTN in CKD

A

decrease in eGFR of 25% // rise in creatinine of 30%

21
Q

what antihypertensive should be considered in CKD if eGFR <45

A

furosemide

22
Q

how does anaemia develop in CKD + at what GFR

A

decreased EPO // <35

23
Q

what type of anaemia is present from CKD

A

normocytic anaemia

24
Q

what cardiac comorbidity does CKD anaemia increase risk of

A

left ventricular hypertrophy

25
Q

target hb anaemia CKD

A

10-12

26
Q

what needs to be corrected before staring mx in anaemia CKD

A

1) check iron levels + correct // if 3 months then IV iron

27
Q

mx anaemia CKD

A

rythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) eg EPO or darbepoetin

28
Q

what is the kidneys role in vit D

A

converts it to it’s active form

29
Q

bloods seen in bone disease CKD

A

low vit D + Ca // high phosphate

30
Q

vit D’s affect on calcium

A

increase intestinal absorption // increase reabsorption from kidneys (+ phospate)

31
Q

what endocrine disorder can come from bone disease in CKD

A

secondary hyperparathyoid (from low Ca, vit D + high phosphate)

32
Q

symptoms bone disease CKD

A

calcification, fractures, ostomalaceia, osteoporosis

33
Q

CKD affect on phosphate

A

increase as kidneys usually excrete phosphate

34
Q

how does high phosphate affect Ca

A

‘drags’ Ca from bones –> osteomalacia

35
Q

1st line mx bone disease CKD –> secondary

A

1 = reduce dietary intake // phosphate binders // vit D // parathyroidectomy

36
Q

problems taking calcium-binders for phosphate inCKD

A

hypercalcaemia –> calcification