darryl-renal disease Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
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What %age of blood do the kidneys recieve per heartbeat

A

20%

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2
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What are some functions of the kidneys

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  • Regulation of water and electrolytes
  • Regulation of metabolic waste products
  • Regulation of foreign chemicals and toxins
  • Regulation of arterial blood pressure
  • Regulation of acid-base balance
  • Regulation of erythrocyte production
  • Regulation of 1,25-dihydroxy vitamin D3
  • Glucose synthesis
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3
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What are the two main categories of renal disease

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Acute (ARF): kidneys abruptly stop working entirely but recover over time back to near normal function
Chronic (CRF): progressive loss of function of more and more nephrons until overall renal funtion diminished

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4
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Is it okay to give people with chronic renal failure (bad kidneys) LA?

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  • adrenaline preservatives, water, buffer, amide-> metabolised in the liver and eliminated through the kidney! so no
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5
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What are the three types of dialysis

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  • haemofiltration
  • haemodialysis
  • peritoneal dialysis
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6
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Describe haemofiltration

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  • ICU setting
  • Blood filtered through a semi-permeable membrane
  • replacement fluid equivalent
  • easy to use
  • good results
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7
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Describe haemodialysis

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  • Blood goes out of the body through a filtering machine (dialyser)
  • Blood is filtered through semi-permeable fibres
  • metabolic waste products pass into a diasylate solution
  • process repeated with each passing clearing more and more waste products
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What is the key element need for doing dialysis

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  • blood
  • need veins (access)
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9
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How often does dialysis often take place

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usually every other day to 3x a week

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10
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What are access points for haemodialysis

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  • AV fistula (native
  • AV shunt (synthetic)
  • Central venous catheter (external)
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11
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What are some considerations for patients on dialysis/with shunts

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  • may need antibiotic cover
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12
Q

Who might qualify for renal transplant

A

people with end stage renal disease

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13
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What are renal transplant patients on

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immunosuppressants

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14
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What are some complications that may arise after renal transplant

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  • rejection
  • persistent HTN
  • Atherosclerosis
  • Renal artery stenosis
  • infection due to immunosuppressants
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15
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What are some dental considerations for renal patients

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  • good MH
  • Is the pt well?
  • nephrotoxic medications
  • do work inbetween HD days
  • infection control/prevention
  • antibiotic prophylaxis
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