Renal Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Which diagnosis? Hyaline casts

A

Concentrated urine

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Which diagnosis? Granular casts

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Proteinuria

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3
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Which nephrotic syndrome? Associated with HBV

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Membranous Glomerulopathy

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Which nephrotic syndrome? Associated with HIV

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FSGS

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Tx Hypo-osmolar Hyponatremia- Hypervolemic

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Na/H2O restriction, diuretics

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Tx Hypo-osmolar Hyponatremia- Euvolemic

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Water Restriction

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Tx Hypo-osmolar Hyponatremia- Hypovolemic

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IVF

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8
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Rate of correction for hypernatremia

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<1mEq/hr

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Rate of correction of hyponatremia

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1-2mEq/hr up to 120, then 0.3-0.5mEq/hr

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10
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Tx Central DI

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Vasopressin

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11
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Tx Nephrogenic DI (2)

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Salt restriction, thiazide diuretic

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EKG changes in hypokalemia

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U waves, flattened/inverted T waves

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EKG changes in hyperkalemia

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flattened P waves, peaked T waves, widened QRS

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Which finding/electrolyte disturbance? spasms with tapping of facial nerve

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Chvostek sign/hypocalcemia

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Which finding/electrolyte disturbance? carpal spasm with blood pressure cuff inflation

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Trousseau sign/hypocalcemia

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16
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EKG changes in hypocalcemia

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Prolonged QT

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17
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EKG changes in hypercalcemia

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Shortened QT

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18
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Tx Hypercalcemia (first-line)

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IVNS

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19
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Which diagnosis? Non-Anion Gap Metabolic Acidosis with positive urine anion gap

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Renal tubular acidosis

20
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Which diagnosis? Non-Anion Gap Metabolic Acidosis with negative urine anion gap

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GI bicarb losses, acid ingestion

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Urine Anion Gap =

22
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Compensation chronic Metabolic acidosis

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PCO2 = Bicarbonate + 15

23
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Compensation metabolic alkalosis

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1HCO3/0.7pCO2

24
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Compensation Respiratory Acidosis

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10pCO2 - 1HCO3 (acute) or 3.5HCO3 (chronic)

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Compensation Respiratory Alkalosis
10pCO2 - 2HCO3 (acute) or 4HCO3 (chronic)
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What FENa? ATN
>2
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What FENa? Acute GN
<1
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What FENa? AIN
>2
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Tx Hepatorenal syndrome (3)
Albumin, Norepinephrine/midodrine, octreotide
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Goal Hgb in CKD
10
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Indications for phosphorous binders
>4.5
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Tx hyperphosphatemia in CKD
Calcium based if Ca*PO4 <55, non-calcium based if Ca*PO4 >55
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Which stones? Envelope shaped
Calcium oxalate
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Which stones? diamond/rhomboid shaped
Uric acid
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Which stones? associated with tumor lysis syndrome
Uric acid
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Which stones? coffin-shaped
Struvite (Mg-NH4-PO4 or CaCO3-apatite)
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Which stones? can form stag horn calculus
Struvite (Mg-NH4-PO4 or CaCO3-apatite)
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Which stones? Hexagonal stones
Cystine
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Which stones? reduced incidence with increased calcium intake
Calcium oxalate
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Which stones? AR inheritance
Cystine
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Which stones? Associated with Klebsiella or Proteus UTI
Struvite (Mg-NH4-PO4 or CaCO3-apatite)
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Dx Nephrolithiasis
Non-contrast CT (or US)
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Nephrolithiasis indication for urology consult
size >7mm
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Tx nephrolithiasis >7mm
Tamsulosin (or CCB)
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Tx recurrent cystine or uric acid stones
Potassium citrate (raises urine pH)
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Tx recurrent calcium oxalate stones
HCTZ, potassium citrate