Kidney Round 1 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

When there are WBC casts in the urine?

A

Acute Interstitial Nephritis

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2
Q

When are there Muddy Brown casts in the urine?

A

ATN

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3
Q

What drug is an excellent phosphate binder?

A

Sevelaver

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4
Q

Insulin is cleared by what?

A

Kidneys

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5
Q

What stabilizes hyperkalemia emergently?

A

Calcium Chloride

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6
Q

What lowers TBK?

A

Loop diuretics, Kayexalate

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7
Q

If potassium does not rise, what electrolyte should be checked?

A

Magnesium

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8
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What can temporize hyperkalemia, shift K into cells?

A

Beta agonists, Insulin, D5O, Na-Bicarb

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9
Q

When there is tetani, perioral tingling, and chostekis, what is the underlying problem?

A

Hypocalcemia

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10
Q

When there is hypocalcemia, what do you check first?

A

Albumin

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11
Q

What is wrong with stones, moans, groans, and the bones?

A

Hypercalcemia

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12
Q

What do you give with hypercalcemia?

What do you give long term?

A

IVF

Bisphonates, stop bone breakdown

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13
Q

What is secondary PTH?

A

Early CKD

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14
Q

What can be diagnosed with it?

A

Sestambi Scan

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15
Q

How do you treat hypervitaminosis D?

A

Steroids

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16
Q

If I have elevated Calcium and Phosphate, low PTH, what could I be?

A

Hypervitaminosis D, from sarcoid and TB

17
Q

What is Calcium (11-12) low urine CA, what is this?

A

Familial Hypercalcemic Hypocalsuria

18
Q

If I have CKD, what is impaired?

19
Q

What disease has a lot of PTH, but low calcium, a different wrinkle?

A

Pseudohypoparathyroidism

20
Q

If I have osteopenia, what is the first step?

What should be the first line treatment?

A

Dexa Scan 2.0

Bisphosphanates

21
Q

Just after surgery, I have low calcium, phosphorus, and PTH, what disease am I?

22
Q

Kidney stone less than 5 mm?

A

IVF and Pain Meds, Lithotripsty

23
Q

Kidney stone over 3 cm?

A

Surgery, 1st put in a nephrostomy tube

24
Q

Kidney stone greater than 7 mm?

A

MET, calcium channel blockers, and alpha blockers

25
Kidney stone great than 1.5 cm?
Proximal = Lap >> Open Distal = PAN
26
What kind of stone is from proteus?
Strivute
27
What stone is from Gout?
Uric Acid stone
28
What stone is from Cysteine?
Genetic disorder
29
What stone is from red meat and a high oxalate?
calcium oxalate
30
ADPCKD, what is the first diagnostic step?
CT scan or U/S
31
ADPCKD, what is the second diagnostic step before supportive treatment/transplant?
Biopsy
32
What do we not do with RCC?
no biopsy
33
What is different in the path world about RCC?
It can move hematogenously
34
What can cause sloughing of necrotic renal papillae?
Renal and Papillary Necrosis | Sickle Cell and NSAID
35
What can cause widespread granulomatous tissue and foamy macrophages?
Xanthomatous Pyelonephritis
36
What disease routinely has MVP, Verry Aneurysms, and Pancreatic problems?
ADPCKD