Kidney Function Tests Flashcards

0
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Increased Creatinine clearance:

A

High cardiac output
Pregnancy
Burns
Carbon monoxide poisoning

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It is considered the best overall indicator of the level of kidney function.

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Glomerular Filtration Rate/ GFR

*GFR decreases by 1.0ml/min/year after age 20-30 years.

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2
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Decreased Creatinine clearance:

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Impaired kidney function
Shock, dehydration
Hemorrhage
Congestive heart failure

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3
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Better predictor of GFR than creatinine clearance in ADVANCE renal failure.

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Urea clearance

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4
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Major end product of protein and amino acid catabolism- 45% of the total NPN.

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Blood Urea Nitrogen / BUN

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5
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First metabolite to increase in kidney disease.

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BUN

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6
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Formula from getting Urea concentration from BUN.

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2.14 x BUN = urea mg%

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7
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Increased BUN

A
Chronic Renal Disease
Stress
Burns
High protein diet
Dehydration
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8
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Decreased BUN

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Poor Nutrition
Hepatic disease
Impaired absorption (celiac disease)
Pregnancy

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A measure of the completeness of 24 hour urine collection.

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Creatinine

*A 24 hr urine sample with <0.8 g/day of creatinine indicates that some urine was probably discarded.

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10
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Increased Creatinine

A

Impaired renal function
Chronic Hepatitis
Congrstive heart failure

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11
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Decreased Creatinine

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Decreased muscle mass
Advanced and severe liver disease
Pregnancy
Inadequate dietary protein

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12
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End product of muscle metabolism derived from creatine (a-methyl guanidoacetic acid)

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Creatinine

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13
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Low Ratio (BUN:Crea) <10:1
(4)
A

Low protein diet
Acute tubular necrosis
Repeated dialysis
Hepatic disease

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14
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High ratio of BUN:Crea >20:1 WITH NORMAL CREATININE

5

A
Pre-renal azotemia
Dehydration
Catabolic states
GI hemorrhage
High protein diet
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15
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High Ratio of BUN:Crea >20:1 WITH INCREASED CREATININE

3

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Post-renal azotemia
Pre-renal azotemia with renal disease
Renal failure

16
Q

Major product of purine catabolism

A

Blood Uric Acid / BUA

17
Q

Presence of “birefringent crystals in the synovial fluid” is its definitive diagnosis.

A

Gout

18
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Deficiency of hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase (HPGRT)

A

Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome

  • hyperuricemia
  • inborn error of purine metabolism
19
Q

Decreased Uric Acid-> hypouricemia

A

Fanconi’s syndrome
Wilson’s disease
Hodgkin’s disease.

20
Q

Simplest and most specific method for URIC ACID

A

Uricase method

*enzymatic method

21
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Excretion tests:

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Para-amino Hippurate test | PAH test

Phenosulfonthalein Dye test | PSP test