Effects of Anesthesia and sx on Renal fx-Josh Flashcards

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Effects are typically less w/ _____ vs _____ anesthesia

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less w/ Regional vs General

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anesthesia put ______ decreases in RBF, GFR, urininary flow, and Na+ excretion

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Reversible

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Most renal changes from anesthesia are not direct but mediated by ____ and _____ influances

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autonomic and hormonal influences

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

Most changes can be partially overcome by maintaing what?

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adequate intravascular volume and Normotension

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

there are very few anesthetics we administer such as _____ and ____ which in high doses can potentially cause specific renal toxicity

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enflurane

Sevoflurane (it got all those F’s)

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

Most inhalation and IV drugs cause some degree of cardiac depression and/or vasodilation and can decrease ____ ____

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Arterial BP (thus decreasing RBF)

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

how does regional anesthesia effect RBF?

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sympathectomy

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

decreases in BP below the level of autoregulation can ultimately decrease what 4 things?

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  1. RBF
  2. GFR
  3. Urinary flow
  4. Na+ excretion
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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

some neural effects such as sympathetic activation (from light anesthesia) can increase renal vascular resistance and activate hormonal systems. both tend to decrease what?

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GFR

RBF

UOP

(remember you’ll never stop to take a piss if being chased by a man eating Lama)

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

endorine effects:

Stress responce related to surgical stimulation, CV depression, Hypoxia, or acidosis, all will cause an increase in catecholamines, ADH, and AT II. ALL that will reduce RBF how?

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by induducing renal artery constriction

and aldosterone enhances Na+ reabsorption

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

how does Pneumoperitoneum or PEEP effect renal system

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  • Abdominal compartment syndrome like
  • d/t renal vein and vena cava compression
  • leads to an increased renin, aldosterone, and ADH release
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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

how does CPB effect the renal system

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Non oulsatile flow

production of free radicals

decreased renal perfusion at cross clampt ime

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

how does pelvic sx effect the renal system?

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compression of the bladdder by retractors

Ligation of ureters

trendelenburg position impeding emptying of bladder

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA

release of Fluride Ions from VAA metabolic degradation w/ plasma comcentration > _______ have been associated w/ renal toxicity?

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> 50 micromol/L

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA

floride production is negligible w/ halothane, desflurane, and iso, but the greatest w/ prolonged use of ____ and especially ____

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enflurane

Sevoflurane

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA

as we know in Lab rate ONLY sevo at low flows can produce _____ ____ which can cause renal damage?

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Compound A

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:VAA

overall b/c of low metabolism/kidney excretion VAAs may be the ______ anesthetic for pts w/ impaired renal functions?

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Safest

(found this very interesting)

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn: IV agents

which drugs inhibnit prostaglandin sysnthesis preventing the renal production of vasodilatory prostaglanding in pts with high levels of ATII and Norepinephrine

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn: IV agents

what drugs block the protective effects of AT II and may result in additional reductions in GFR during sx

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ACE inhibitors

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn: IV agents

what other drugs cause renal artery vasospasms, direct cytoxic injury or renal/tubular obstruction?

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Aminoglycosides

Immunosuppresive agents

Radiocontrast dyes

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

W/ aortic cross clamping regardless where the position of the clamp is RBF is decreased ____%

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Anesthesia and Surgery effects on Renal Fxn:

release of the cross clamp causes an increase in RBF, but GFR is impaired to only 2/3 of normal for up to how long

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manifestations of Renal Failure:

what electrolytes/ cells are increased in renal failure?

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K+

Phasphate

Mg

Uric acid

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manifestations of Renal Failure:

what electrolytes/ cells are decreased in renal failure?

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Ca++

Albumiin

RBC production

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manifestations of Renal Failure: what happens to CO in response to decreased O2 carrying capacity, by means of Na+ retention on RAAS
Increases
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manifestations of Renal Failure: the increased sytemic HTN leads to what?
LVH
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Fluid management: avoid what w/ hyperkalemic pts?
LR
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Fluid management: use _____ free solutions?
glucose free
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Fluid management: blood loss shpould generally be replaced w/ what?
PRBCs
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Electrolyte disturbances: normal Na+
135-145 mEq/L
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Electrolyte disturbances: serious manifestation of hyppoNa+ are generally associated w/ plasma Na+ concentrations of what?
\<120 mEq/L
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Electrolyte disturbances: plasma concentrations of Na+ \> what are generally safe for GA
\>130 mEq/L
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Electrolyte disturbances: why should you caution rapid correction of hyponatremia?
b/c it has been associated w/ demyelinated lesions in the pons resulting in serious permanent neurological condictions
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Electrolyte disturbances: HyPERnatremia _____ the MAC for inhaled anesthetics in animal studies?
increases
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Electrolyte disturbances: electrive procedures should be postponed in pt's w/ significant hypernatrema \> \_\_\_\_\_\_
\> 150mEq/L
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Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium normal levels?
3.5-5 mEq/L
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Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium what do you want to avoid in cases of high K+
LR Resp acidosis
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Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium what causes hypoK+
diuresis antibiotic NGT insulin Acute alkolosis
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Electrolyte disturbances: Potassium what causes hyperK+
rhabdomyolysis SCh renal failure K sparing diuretics ACE inhibitors NSAIDS
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Electrolyte disturbances: Calcium normal value for ionized
1.1-1.4 mmol/L
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Electrolyte disturbances: Magnesium Normal values
1.7-2.1 mEq/L
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What is TURP syndrome/ how does it occur?
* Prostate tissue is resected and large amounts of irrigation are used * Eectroltye solution can NOT be used d/t cautery, thus slightly hypotonic/non-electrolyte solution are used * Open venous sinuses in the prostate and ressure of irrigation fluid allow systemic absorption of the irrigation fluid (2L or more) * can present intraop or post op * monitor Na+ levels
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whoo enough fucking renal
&\*&%^% that sucked