Renal Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

what is the definitive embryological origin of the kidneys

A

metanephros

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2
Q

which part of the kidney releases renin

A

granular cells in the juxtaglomerular apparatus

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3
Q

where is the majority of glucose reabsorbed in the kidney

A

proximal convoluted tubule

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4
Q

which parts of the kidney does eplerenone work on

A

Collecting duct

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5
Q

loop diuretics increase/decrease chance of calcium renal stones

A

increase because they cause calciuria

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6
Q

how can you divide causes of AKI

A

pre renal
renal
post renal

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7
Q

causes of pre renal AKI

A
hypotension 
hypovolaemia 
heart failure 
sepsis 
haemorrhage 
dehydration
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8
Q

causes of renal AKI

A

glomerulonephritides
drugs
toxins

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9
Q

AKI stages

A
  1. 3.
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10
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AKI stages

A
  1. 3.
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11
Q

what drugs do you stop in AKI

A
metformin 
NSAIDs 
ACEI 
ARBs 
diuretics 
trimethoprim 
gentamicin
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12
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nephrotoxic drugs

A
metformin 
NSAIDs 
ACEI 
ARBs 
diuretics 
trimethoprim 
gentamicin 
CT contrast
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13
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nephrotoxic drugs

A
metformin 
NSAIDs 
ACEI 
ARBs 
diuretics 
trimethoprim 
gentamicin 
CT contrast
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14
Q

cause of diffuse infiltrates on CXR after starting a new antihypertensive

A

renal artery stenosis
atherosclerosis
ACEI affect efferent arterioles causing a backflow of fluid and can cause a flash pulmonary oedema

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15
Q

which antibiotic is contraindicated in G6PD deficiency in UTI

A

nitrofurantoin is contraindicated

therefore use trimethoprim

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16
Q

difference between pre renal AKI and ATN

A

pre renal AKI - reduced perfusion but kidney is normal and still able to hold onto Na and so urinary Na is low
ATN - kidney is damaged and so is unable to do this and so has high urinary Na with brown sediment (necrosis)

17
Q

which glomerulonephritis causes nephrotic syndrome in adults

A

focal segmental disease

18
Q

epithelial crescents in the Bowmans capsule

A

rapidly progressive GN

  • GPA
  • EGPA
  • GPS
  • immune complexes: SLE
19
Q

imaging investigation of choice for pyelonephritis

A

ultrasound in 6 hours

20
Q

what is pyonephrosis

A

pus in the renal pelvis

21
Q

management of hydronephrosis

A

nephrostomy tube

22
Q

indications of renal replacement therapy

A
AEIOU
acidosis 
electrolytes: K>7 
Intoxicants - BLAST 
- Barbituraites 
- Lithium 
Overload 
Uraemia
23
Q

management of hyperkalaemia

A

calcium gluconate to protect the heart

insulin to actually lower the K

24
Q

most common cause of CKD

25
what drug do you give someone with CKD who doesnt have DM or HTN
statins for primary prevention for heart disease in CKD
26
haematuria and deafness?
Alports syndrome | X-linked dominant inheritance