Nephrology Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Definition of acute kidney injury

A

Cr increased 50%

or Cr increased by 0.5mg/dL

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2
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Drugs causing prerenal azotemia (3)

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NSAIDs
ACEI
cyclosporin

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3
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Definition of oliguria

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between 100 to 500 mL/day of urinary output

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4
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Labs for prerenal azotemia (4)

A

oliguria
BUN:Cr >20:1
urine osmolality >500mOsm/kg
FEna <1%

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5
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Causes of nephrotoxic ATN (6)

A
aminoglycosides
NSAIDs
vancomycin
rhabdomyolysis
cisplatin
multiple myeloma
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6
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Labs for intrinsic AKI (3)

A

BUN:Cr < 350mOsm/kg

FEna >2%

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7
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Tx for different types of AKI

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prerenal-IV NS
intrinsic-furosemide trial
postrenal-urology consult/catheter

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Causes of CKD (3)

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DM most common
HTN
chronic GN

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Sx of CKD

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HTN
uremia
normocytic anemia
Vit D deficiency (high phosphate, low calcium)

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10
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Tx for CKD

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low protein diet
ACEI
smoking cessation
EPO for anemia

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Indications for dialysis

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Acidosis
Electrolytes (hyperkalemia)
Intox (EtOH, methanol)
Overload (volume)
Uremia
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Nephrotic syndrome findings

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albumin loss >3.5g/day in urine
hypoalbuminemia with edema
hyperlipidemia

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13
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Tx for nephrotic syndrome

A

ACEI
statin
diuretics
tx underlying disease

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14
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Causes of gross hematuria (6)

A
nephrolithiasis
cancer/UTI
GN
sickle cell
cyclophosphamide
analgesic nephropathy
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15
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(+) urine dipstick with no hematuria on UA

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hemoglobinuira or myoglobinuira

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16
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Nephritic syndrome findings

A

HTN
hematuria
azotemia

17
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Assc with membranous glomerulonephritis

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Hep B/C
syphilis
malaria

18
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Assc with IgA nephropathy

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URT infection 1-5 days prior

19
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Assc with membranoproliferative GN

A

Hep C

cryoglobulinemia

20
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Causes of acute interstitial nephritis (4)

A

drugs most commonly
infection
sarcoid
SLE

21
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Sx of acute interstitial nephritis (4)

A

rash
fever
eosinophilia in urine
pyuria/hematuria

22
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Causes of renal papillary necrosis (4)

A

analgesic nephropathy most common
sickle-cell
EtOH
diabetic nephropathy

23
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Renal tubular acidosis types

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I-failure of H+ secretion in distal tubule
II-failure of bicarb resorption in prox tubule
IV-hypoaldosteronism

24
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Assc with medullary sponge kidney

A

hyperparathyroidism (adenoma)

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Tx for sickle cell nephropathy
ACEI
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Risks for prostate cancer
age most important black high fat diet
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Indications for transrectal ultrasound
abn DRE PSA>10 PSA change over 0.75/year
28
Risks for renal cell carcinoma (4)
smoking phenacetin analgesics ADPKD heavy metals
29
Risks for bladder cancer (3)
smoking #1 aniline dyes cyclophosphamide
30
Types of testicular cancers (5)
``` seminoma-most common embryonal-mets chriocarcinoma-aggressive Yolk sac-young boys Leydig cell-precious puberty ```
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Markers for testicular cancer
choriocarcinoma-beta hCG | embryonal-AFP
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Testicular torsion timeframe
surgery within 6hrs
33
Causes of epididymitis
old men- E. coli | young men- gonorrhea/chlamydia
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Normal daily urine output
800-1500mL
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Hct change with dehydration
increase 3% per 1L fluid lost