Nephrology Flashcards

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tests to get in AKI

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U/A
Protein/Cr ratio
Ultrasound
Best: biopsy - NEVER CORRECT

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U/A in AKI

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casts, hints, never definitive

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Protein/Cr ratio in AKI

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nephrotic syndrome

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Ultrasound in AKI

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hydro

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what the nitrates in urine means

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infection

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what leukocyte esterase in urine means

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infection

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what RBCs in urine mean

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hematuria

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what no RBC’s but positive blood in urine mean

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rhabdo (check myoglobin)

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what eosinophils in urine mean

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AIN

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what RBC casts mean

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glomerulonephritis

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what WBC casts mean

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pyelo

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what muddy brown casts mean

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ATN

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what waxy urine casts mean

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CKD

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what hyaline casts in urine mean

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nothing

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post-renal failure path

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obstruction: stone, cancer, BPH, neurogenic bladder

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post-renal failure pt

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abdominal pain and renal failure

distended or palpable bladder

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post-renal failure dx

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Foley catheter = large residuals

u/s = hydronephrosis

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post-renal failure tx

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catheter (relieves bladder outlet)

nephrostomy (relieves ureteral obstruction)

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ATN path

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tubules slough off, die
toxins: contrast, rhabdo
low flow: shock kidney

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ATN pt

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one of the above pathologies

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ATN dx

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u/a = waxy brown casts

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ATN tx

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oliguric phase: dialysis

polyuric phase: IVF

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ATN ppx

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vigorous hydration, reduce time in contact with toxin

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indications for dialysis

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AEIOU
Acidosis
Electrolytes (Na/K)
Ingestion (toxins)
Overload (CHF, edema)
Uremia (pericarditis)
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chronic kidney disease - hyperparathyroidism
cinacalcet
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ckd - hyperphosphatemia
sevelamer
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ckd - HTN
CCB ACE-I BB Clonidine
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ckd - vit D
Ca + vit D3
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ckd - dialysis
hemodialysis TiW | peritoneal qHS
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nephrotic syndrome
HTN nephrotic range proteinuria edema hypercholesterolemia
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nephritic syndrome
hematuria HTN oliguria
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treatment of mild HypoNa
po
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treatment of moderate HypoNa
IVF = NS
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treatment of severe HypoNa
3% NaCl
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treatment of mild hyperNa
po
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treatment of moderate hyperNa
IVF = NS
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treatment of severe HyperNa
IV = D5W
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symptoms of mild hyper/hypoNa
asymptomatic
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symptoms of moderate hyper/hypoNa
in between
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symptoms of severe hyper/hypoNa
coma | seizures
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sodium correction
no faster than 0.25mEq/hr | except if seizing or in a coma
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osmotic demyelination syndrome path
rapid correction of sodium
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osmotic demyelination syndrome pt
spastic quadriplegic (irreversible)
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osmotic demyelination syndrome
central pontine myelinolysis
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osmotic demyelination syndrome dx
clinical, sodium rises too fast
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osmotic demyelination syndrome tx
none, prevention only
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work-up for sodium
serum osm urine Na urine Osm
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hypertonic serum osm
EtOH, glucose
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isotonic serum osm
fats and proteins
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hypotonic serum osm
continue
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urine Na
surrogate for aldosterone
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urine osm
surrogate for ADH
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if hypervolemic + sodium dysfunction
give diuresis
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if hypovolemic + sodium dysfunction
give fluids
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if euvolemic + sodium dysfunction
TSH cortisol renal electrolytes SIADH is dx of exclusion
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SIADH path
hypothyroidism - TSH looks like ADH lung lesions (small cell, pneumonia) brain lesions water, but not all, is retained -> decreased tonicity
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SIADH pt
hyponatremia
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SIADH dx
diagnosis of exclusion U Na should be high (aldo off) U osm should be high (ADH on)
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SIADH tx
volume restrict | correct underlying disorder
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symptomatic hyperCa pt
stones, bones, groans, and moans
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symptomatic hyperCa dx
calcium and albumin
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symptomatic hyperCa tx
IVF bisphosphonates calcitonin adjunct
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hyperparathyroidism path
primary: adenoma secondary: early CKD, physiologic response tertiary: multiple adenomas from secondary
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hyperPTH pt
hyperCa pathologic fracture, decrease density brown tumors
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hyperPTH dx
``` calcium labs - very increased PTH - increase Ca - decrease PO4 sestamibi scan - primary: single adenoma - tertiary: multiple adenomas ```
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hyperPTH tx
parathyroidectomy
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hyperPTH f/u
``` hypocalcemia post-op - Perioral tingling - Chvostek's sign - Trousseau's sign decrease tertiary hyperPTH with calcimetics - cinacalcet ```
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hyperCa of malignancy path
mets cause bone destruction | increase Ca -> decrease PTH
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hyperCa of malignancy pt
malignancy with elevated Ca
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hyperCa of malignancy dx
calcium labs - very increased calcium - decreased PTH - increase PO4 - decrease PTH-rp
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hyperCa of malignancy tx
tx underlying cancer
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hyperCa of malignancy PTH-rp path
squamous cell carcinoma of the lung | increase PTH-rp -> increase Ca -> decrease PTH
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hyperCa of malignancy PTH-rp pt
malignancy and elevated calcium
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hyperCa of malignancy PTH-rp dx
``` calcium labs - increase PTH-rp - decrease PTH - decrease PO4 increase Ca ```
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hypervitaminosis D path
granulomatous disease
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hypervitaminosis D pt
hypercalcemia, chest lesion (TB, sarcoid)
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hypervitaminosis D dx
calcium labs - increase Ca - decrease PTH - increase PO4 - increase 1,25-vitD
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hypervitaminosis D tx
treat granulomatous disease
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hyperCa of immobilization path
old people in nursing homes
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hyperCa of immobilization pt
old person in nursing home | debility, bed-bound, or post-op
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hyperCa of immobilization dx
increase Ca decrease PTH increase PO4
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hyperCa of immobilization tx
mobilization
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familial hypercalcemia hypocalciuria path
higher set point of calcium
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familial hypercalcemia hypocalciuria pt
asymptomatic | family history of high Ca
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familial hypercalcemia hypocalciuria dx
``` calcium labs - increase Ca (11-12) - normal PTH - normal PO4 urine calcium decrease ```
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familial hypercalcemia hypocalciuria tx
none
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vitamin D labs and treatment - 25-VitD (D2)
``` lab = CKD med = osteoporosis ```
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vitamin D labs and treatment - 1,25 VitD (D3)
``` lab = granulomatous disease med = ckd ```
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hypoPTH path
iatrogenic (thyroidectomy is an error, PTH is physiologic)
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hypoPTH pt
tetany, Chvostek's sign | perioral tingling, trousseau's sign
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hypoPTH dx
decrease PTH decrease Ca neutral PO4
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hypoPTH tx
IV calcium
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pseudo-hypoPTH hormone path
PTH-insensitivity
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pseudo-hypoPTH hormone pt
asymptomatic
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pseudo-hypoPTH hormone dx
increase PTH decrease Ca increase PO4
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vitamin D deficiency path
dairy | sunshine
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vitamin D deficiency pt
osteopenia | Dexa scan -2.0
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vitamin D deficiency dx
25-VitD
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vitamin D deficiency tx
Ca + vit D Vit D2 (25-VitD) 50000 q Week bisphosphonates (osteoporosis)
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CKD path
kidney's can't win because they are dead
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CKD pt
frequent monitoring of electrolytes
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CKD dx
increase PTH decrease Ca decrease Phos
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CKD tx
calcimimetics - cinacalcet phosphate binders - sevelamer Ca + VitD3
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HyperK path
``` hypoaldo (ACE, ARB, spironolactone) artifact iatrogenic ESRD ingestion + CKD ```
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hyperK pt
asymptomatic
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hyperK dx
potassium level | EKG = peaked t-waves, wide QRS
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hyperK tx
if EKG changes -> stabilize, temporize, and eliminate | if no EKG changes -> eliminate
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treatment of hyperK stabilize
IV calcium - no change in serum K or total K
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treatment of hyper K temporize
NaHCO3, D50+insulin | - decrease serum K, no change total K
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treatment of hyperK eliminate
kayexalate, diuretics, dialysis | - decrease serum K and total K
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hypoK path
``` GI loss - vomiting or diarrhea renal loss - hyperaldosteronism - diuretics (loops) - large volume infusion ```
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hypoK pt
weakness, paralysis, loss of reflexes or asymptomatic
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hypoK dx
potassium level | EKG = U waves
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hypoK tx
``` replete K PO > IV 10mEq increase serum K by 0.1mEq 10mEq/hr by PIV 20mEq/hr by central line ```
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kidney stones pt
hematuria colicky flank pain that radiates to groin no fever or leukocytosis
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kidney stones dx
1st: U/A best: non-contrast CT other: U/s if pregnant, KUB if tracking disease
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kidney stones tx
If < 5mm: IVF + analgesia if < 7mm: MET (CCB, α blocker) if <1.5cm: lithotripsy (proximal), ureteroscopy (distal) if >1.5cm: surgery sepsis: nephrostomy (proximal), stent (distal)
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kidney stones f/u
strain and analyze stone | 24hr urine for Ca, PO4, urate, oxalate
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calcium oxalate stone radio
opaque
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calcium oxalate stone risk
increase Ca - vit D, PTH increase oxalate - decrease red meat, increase fruits & vegetables, increase vitC
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Mg ammonium phosphate (struvite) stone radio
opaque
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struvite stone risk
``` pH increase (alkalotic urine) proteus -> urea splitting ```
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uric acid stone radio
lucent
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uric acid stone risk
gout, tumor lysis - allopurinol (before) - rasburicase (after)
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cystine stone radio
lucent
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cystine stone risk
genetic disorder
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simple cyst pt
incidental - another test | small, no loculations, no septations
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simple cyst tx
none
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complex cyst pt
``` flank mass peel pain hematuria + loculations + septations ```
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complex cyst dx
CT scan or u/s (pregnant) | biopsy (only if suspicion of cancer is low)
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complex cyst tx
resection
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renal cell carcinoma pt
flank mass, flank pain, hematuria cancer (decrease Hgb) paraneoplastic (increase Hgb, EPO) hematogenous spread of mets
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renal cell carcinoma dx
CT scan or U/s (pregnant)
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renal cell carcinoma tx
nephrectomy (excisional biopsy)
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AD polycystic kidney disease path
adults, autosomal dominant
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ADPKD pt
cysts -> flank mass infection -> pyelo bleed -> hematuria
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ADPKD dx
CT scan or U/s (pregnant) | biopsy
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ADPKD tx
supportive -> dialysis or transplant
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ADPKD f/u
pancreases -> pancreatitis liver -> hepatitis brain = SAH - MRI, CTA
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AR polycystic kidney disease path
autosomal recessive | entire kidney replaced by cysts
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ARPKD pt
renal failure day 1 of life flank mass anuric
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ARPKD dx
u/s | biopsy = radially oriented cysts
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ARPKD tx
supportive -> death | transplant
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respiratory acidosis path
hypoventilation
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respiratory acidosis pt
opiates -> pinpoint pupils, track marks Asthma/COPD -> wheezing OSA -> fat, daytime somnolence
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respiratory acidosis dx
decrease pH, increase pCO2
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respiratory acidosis tx
no next step
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respiratory alkalosis path
hyperventilation
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respiratory alkalosis pt
pain, anxiety hypoxemia fast RR
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respiratory alkalosis dx
increase pH, decrease pCO2
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respiratory alkalosis tx
no next step
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metabolic alkalosis path
hyperaldosteronism
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metabolic alkalosis pt
``` volume deplete (diuresis, dehydration, NG tube suction, emesis) other (chloride non-responsive) ```
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metabolic alkalosis dx
increase pH, increase pCO2
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metabolic alkalosis tx
urine chloride - UCL < 10 -> fluids - UCL >10 - -HTN: RAS, Conn's - -no HTN: Bartter, Gitelman
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metabolic acidosis path
gap vs. nonGap
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metabolic acidosis pt
noncontributory
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metabolic acidosis dx
decrease pH, decrease pCO2
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metabolic acidosis tx
AG >12 -> + anion gap - MUDPILES: Methanol, Uremia, DKA, Propylene glycol, Iron/isoniazid, Lactic acid, Ethanol, Salicylates AG <12 -> no anion gap - urine AG: + -> renal tubular; negative -> diarrhea