CKD Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

ESRD is defined as?

A

GFR less than 15 or dialysis/transplantation

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2
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major causes of ESRD

A

diabetes, HTN

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3
Q

this race has much higher rates of CKD

A

African Americans

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4
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Apolipoprotein L1 and CKD are more common in blacks because?

A

APOL1 variants lyse trypanosoma, but also contribute to CKD

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5
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ECF volume in ESRD

A

up and down (hypo following dialysis)

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6
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common complications of CKD

A

bone disease, anemia, acidosis, hyperkalemia

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7
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common contributors to CKD

A

HTN, proteinuria, uremic toxins

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8
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management of HTN in patients with CKD

A

target BP = 130/80; first line tx = ACEI/ARB (sometimes spirinolactone)

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9
Q

spirinolactone is contraindicated in patients with?

A

eGFR below 45, potassium above 4.5

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10
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proteinuria contributes to CKD by?

A

increasing inflammatory mediators, which leads to injury

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11
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tx of proteinuria in pt with CKD

A

control HTN (ACEI/ARB) + DASH diet + diuretics

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12
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metabolic acidosis contributes to CKD by?

A

increasing NH3, activating C3, and causing interstitial fibrosis

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13
Q

tx of metabolic acidosis in CKD with _____ leads to improved GFR sclop and nutrition

A

sodium-bicarb therapy

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14
Q

as renal mass decreases, phosphate levels ___, calcium levels ____, and PTH levels ___

A

increase; decrease; increase

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15
Q

increased PTH results in?

A

leaching of calcium from bones, vascular calcification

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16
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when there is too much calcium in the blood, you can get?

A

calcific uremic arteriolopathy (100% 6 month mortality)

17
Q

treatment of bone-mineral disorder: cinacalcet

A

cinacalcet - tricks calcium receptors in parathyroid into thinking there is more calcium than there is

18
Q

treatment of bone-mineral disorder: phosphate binders

A

calcium-based are cheaper, but non-calcium based (sevelamer) are better for you, super expensive

19
Q

cheap option for treating bone-mineral disease, but must use cautiously

20
Q

dialysis causes diffusion of?

A

creatinine and urea out of blood; bicarb into blood; a little K+ out of blood

21
Q

primary A-V fistulas are made by combining the?

A

radial artery and cephalic vein

22
Q

ppl on peritoneal dialysis get an infection about once every?

23
Q

_____ mortality is very high in patients with ESRD (tipping point is GFR <45

A

cardiovascular

24
Q

patients with acute coronary syndrome and CKD are more likely to present with?

A

cardiogenic shock

25
anemia occurs in late stage CKD due to?
decreased production of epo and decreased survival of RBCs (abnormal morphology)
26
tx of anemia in CKD
treat iron deficiency first, then give epo stim agents with target of mild anemia level
27
epo stim agents are contraindicated in patients with?
cancer
28
agents to avoid in patients with CKD
NSAIDs, Cox-2 inhibitors, iodinated contrast, gadolinium, biphosphonates, Mg and Ph containing cathartics