Kidney Transplant ISS Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

need for one or more hd within 1st week

A

DGF -FUNCAO TARDIA DO ENXERTO

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2
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moderate early graft dysfunction, plasma crea > 3 at 1 week post kt

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• Allograft function: If a new transplant, is there

immediate graft functioncreat <2,5 dentro de 5 dias

or SGF (Slow graft function) creat >2,5 ate o 5 dia

versus

DGF (Delayed Graft Function, means requiring HD in less than 1 weeks), this is impacted by donor factors, cold ischemia time (>24 hrs), intra-op issues, and patient issues including ischemiareperfusion (warm ischemia time > 45 min).

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3
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rejection occuring 2-5 days after transplant

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Accelerated rejection

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4
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important risk factor for dgf c

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cold ischemia time

fatores de risco =

DOADOR= idade, vivo ou falecido, doador padrao, criterio expandido

RECEPTOR= homem, imc>30, negro, dialise, diabetes, HLA imunizacao

tx=tempo de isquemia quente, tempo de isquemia frio, solucao de armazenamento,maquina de perfusoa ou n

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5
Q

high risk patients with rejection symptoms

A

biopsy day 3-5

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6
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low risk patients

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biopsy day 7-10

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7
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Tx of acute abmr

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pulse, plasmapharesis, ivig, rituximab

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8
Q

Mild/moderate tcmr

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Steroid pulse

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9
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Severe tcmr mgt

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steroid pulse:thymoglobuling

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10
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high cni levels

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Cyclosporine > 350
tacrolimus > 15

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11
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common adverse effect of mmf and tacrolimus

A

diarrhea

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12
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renal artery or vein thrombosis occurs in the

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1st 72h-10 weeks

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13
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most common cause of allograft function in the first week

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acute vascular thrombosis

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14
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abrupt onset of anuria, rapidly rising crea, negligible graft pain, absent arterial and venous blood flow, MR absent perfusion

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renal artery thrombosis

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15
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anuria pain tenderness swelling hematuria, absent renal venous blood flow and highly abnormal renal arterial waveforms, mr thrombus in the vein

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renal vein thrombosis

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16
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failure of impvt in urine output or plasma crea within 5 days of pulse

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steroid resistant tcmr
tx depleting antibodies

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17
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tcmr resistant to tx witg antilymphocytic antibody

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refractory tcell mediated rejection

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18
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standard target levels of cyclosporine

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C0 150-300, 100-200
C2 1400-1700, 800-1299

19
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standard level tacrolimus

20
Q

initial measure in transplant tma

A

switch cni
dc cni, start belatacept or mtor
pex
eculizumab

21
Q

most common microorganism acute pyelo post kt

A

Gram neg, cons, enterococci

22
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most common dryg causing ain

23
Q

best radiologic technique for determining site of obstruction

A

percutaneous antegrade pyelography

24
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Drugs that increase cni level

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ccb
antifungal
antidepressant
grapefruit

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decrease cni level
nafcillin tb meds efvires nevirapine antiseizure meds st johns
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plasma viral titers of bk nephropathy
\> 10^4
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tx of bk
discontinue mmf redcue cni by 30-50
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chronic active abmr tx
switch to tacro-mmf target tacro 8 minim mmf low dose pred ace/arv
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striped cortical fibrosis or new onset arteriolar hyalinosis with microcalcification
cni toxicity
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Gout post kt
cyclosporine tx colchicine and steroids
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post kt electrolyte do
hyperCa hypophos hyperK met acid hypoMg hyperparathyroid
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osteoporosis bone density greater than
2.5SD below the mean osteopenia 1-2.5
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antihtn agrnts in transplant chf, post mi, cad
bblocker and ace/arb no bblocker in htn and proteinuria only
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high intensity statin recommended for \> 21 with
ascvd ldl \> 190 persons 40-75 with dn and est 10 yr risk \> 7.5
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no increased risk ca
breast prostate rectum
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high sir ca
kaposi with hiv
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poor prognosis ptld
monoclonal
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considerations in kt in hiv
cd4 txell \> 200 undetectable hiv rna
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Pregnancy considerations post kt
good health more than 18 mos stable allograft function crea less than 2 minimal htn and proteinuria
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indications for allograft nephrectomy
1. allograft failure symptomatic 2. infarction due to thrombosis 3. severe infection 4. allograft rupture
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Relative contraindication to donation
2 apol1 renal risk variants chronic illness type 2 dm morbid obesity active substance use disorder
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dados importantes sobre o doador
Relevant donor data: age, sex, size, KDPI score, initial/peak/terminal creatinine, HIV/Hep C status urine output, biopsy, relevant history (DM/HTN) Cold and warm ischemia time (preferred cold ischemia time (CIT) is \<24 hours and warm ischemia time (WIT) is \<45 minutes) Public Health Service (PHS) high risk: yes or no (risk factors include prisoner, history of drug use, sex worker, etc) CMV and EBV status of donor and recipient HLA cross match and if Donor Specific Antibody (DSA) was present Induction therapy Removal of ureteral stent and dialysis catheter (usually to be scheduled post-op so if no date can put to be scheduled) Relevant surgical details if there were intra-operative complications
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transplante duplo figado e rim
ira por mais de 6 semas com mais um criterio - dialise - tfg\<25 tfg\<60 por mais de 90 dias com : eskd, tfg\<30 doenca metabolica