Nephro Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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Decreases vit B production

A

Glucocorticoids

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Excess Vitamin D

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Granulomatous Disease

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3
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Tx for Hypocalcemia

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Saline Diuresis
Bisphosphates
Steroids
BAPTISTE?

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4
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Vit D Secretion

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Lymphoma

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5
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PTH Producing tumors

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Squamous cell CA

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6
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Local osteolytic

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Tumor metastasis

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7
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ECG Hypocalcemia

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Prolonged QT

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8
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Tx for hypocalcemia

A

Calcium gluconate

Vit D2 and D3

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9
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Chronic Hyponatremia is risk for

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Osmotic Demyelination Syndrome ODS

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10
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Most common cause of hypernatremia

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Diarrhea

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11
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Classic Hypocalcemia

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Cramps

Tetany post thyroidectomy

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12
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Anion Gap

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Na- (Cl+HCO3)

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13
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Normal ABG pH Range

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7.35-7.45

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14
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2 Causese of Hyperchloremic or non gap acidosis

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Bicarbonate Loss
Renal tubular acidosis

BIKE RENTAL

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15
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Potassium low, urine pH basic, positive anti Ro/SSA-A and Anti LA-SSB

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Distal (Type I) Renal tubular acidosis - Sjogren

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Tx Distal (Type I) Renal tubular acidosis - Sjogren

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HCO3 and potassium replacement

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17
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RTA with predisposition for stone formation

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Distal Type I

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18
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Type 1 - Distal RTA

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High urine pH, Low K

Tx: HCO3 + KTabs

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Type 2 - Proximal RTA

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Low urine pH, Low K

Tx HCO3 + KTabs + HCTZ

20
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Type 4 - Hypoaldosteronism

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Diabetic, Low pH, High K

Tx: Fludrocortisone

21
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Myoglobin in UA

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Rhabdomyolysis

22
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M/C Type of AKI

23
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Elevated BUB out of proportion with crea

24
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Clinical Features of AKI

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Inc BUN and/or CREA

Decrease Urine Output

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Class of AKI
Pre Renal - Hypoperfusion Intrinsic - Intrarenal/ Parenchymal Post Renal - Obstructive
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Risky Drugs for AKI
NSAIDS, ARBs, ACEi
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M.C Cause of intrinsic AKI
Sepsis, Ischemia, Nephrotoxins
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Everything Elevated, Hypocalcemia, + Myoglobin in urine
Rhabdomyloysis
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Muddy brown casts
ATI
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CKD
History Small Kidney in UTZ Broad Cast History of a small kid in the broadcast
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AKI
Sudden decrease in UO | Return of renal function to normal
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CKD
>3 mos kidney damage w or w/o decrease in GFR
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Most common cause of CKD
DM Nephropathy
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Accumulation of Nitrogenous wastes due to impaired renal function
Uremia
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Normo Normo Anemia seen
St.3 - the earliest
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Leading cause of mortality and morbidity in patients at every stage of CKD
CVD
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Absolute indications for Dialysis
``` AEIOU Acidosis Electrolytes Intoxication Overload Uremia ```
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Dysuria, Frequency urgency without Vaginal Discharge
Uncomplicated Cystitis - UA not recommended
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Fever, Flank Pain
Acute Uncomplicated pyelonephritis - UA recommended
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Sudden onset of Unilateral Flank Pain + Hematuria
Nephrolithiasis
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Most common form Nephrolithiasis
Calcium Oxalate
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Size of stone that may pass spontaneously
< 0.5
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Gold Standard for Nephrolit diagnosis
Helical CT without contrast