Renal (MS2) Flashcards
(109 cards)
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thiazide dirutectics primary use
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- first line treatment for hypertension
- cardiovascular benefits
- less electrolyte wasting than loop dirutectics (less powerful)
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loop diuretics primary use
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- reserved for conditions with significant fluid overload (ie. congestive heart failure)
- preferred treatment for advanced chronic kidney disease with lots of fluid overload.
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diuretic type most likely to cause volume depletion and hypokalemia
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loop diuretics (most dangerous)
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hydrochlorothiazide drug type
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thiazide diuretic
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furosemide drug type
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loop diuretic
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torsemide drug type
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loop diuretic
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bumetanide diuretic type
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loop diuretic
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spironolactone diuretic type
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potassium-sparing diuretic
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acetazolamide drug type
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carbonic anhydrase inhibitor
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fosfomycin drug type
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urinary tract anti infectives
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oxybutynin drug type
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antispasmotic
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tolterodine drug type
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antispasmotic
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mannitol drug type
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osmotic diuretic
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tamulosin drug type
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alpha adrenergic blocker
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doxazosin drug type
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alpha adrenergic blocker
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phenazpyridine (pyridium) drug type
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urinary tract analgesia
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the most common complication of peritoneal dialysis
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peritonitis
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hyperkalemia may cause a ______ on EKG readings
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peaked T wave
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a patient needing diaeresis but has hypokalemia would take
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spironolactone
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the type of pain resulting from infection reaching the kidneys is usually called _____
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flank pain
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the second phase of acute kidney injury that may require an increase in fluid intake
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diuresis
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loop diuretics work on the
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loop of Henle
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thazide diuretics work on the
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distal convoluted tubule
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spironolactone works on the
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collecting duct
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LPN's are legally allowed to administer ______ medications
oral
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heart failure would be a _____ renal cause for AKI and thus a reason for maintaining proper cardiac output
pre renal cause
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in nephrotic syndrome, an assessment of ______ gain may be expected
weight gain
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nephrotic syndrome is where _____
the glomeruli are damaged resulting in protein loss in the urine
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four hallmark effects of nephrotic syndrome
proteinuria
hypoalbuminema
edema
hyperlipidemia
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first line diuretic treatment for hypertension
thiazide diuretics
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transplant rejection within 48 hours is called
hyperacute rejection
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CKD and use of ace inhibitors may cause elevation in what electrolyte
potassium
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if urinalysis shows elevated / positive leukocyte counts, then a ______ would be taken for culture / sensitivity
clean catch urine specimen
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resolving glomerulonephritis should also be seen in reduction of _______
periorbital edema
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_______ adjusts how steadily your heart beats
potassium
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biggest concern with dialysis
protein loss
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the initial sign of AKI
oliguria
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the diuretic phase of AKI may result in _______ specific gravity
low specific gravity
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elderly clients may experience a _____ in GFR
reduction
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With this dialysis type, blood is allowed to flow a few ounces at a time through a special filter that removes wastes and extra fluids. then clean blood is returned to your body
hemodialysis
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phenazpyridine is used for _______
pain alleviation
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phenazpyridine can sometimes cause _____ which is harmless
urine color changes
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_______ is a dangerous side effect of urinary antispasmotic medications
urinary retention
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thiazide diuretcs should be avoided in patients with
gout
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CKD usually causes fluid build up in the body and commonly ends up in the _____
lungs
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brownish colored urine is an expected effect of
nitrofurantoin
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Nitrofurantoin is an ________ used for _____
antibiotic medication primarily used to treat uncomplicated lower urinary tract infections
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oxybutin chloride has side effects that are consistent with ______ effects
anticholinergic effects
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after IVP dye, the nurse should have the patient ______ fluids
increase fluid intake
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the most life threatening effect of kidney failure is _____
buildup and retention of potassium
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treatment for end stage renal failure
dialysis
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glomerulonephritis can occur after a _______ infection
streptococcal infection
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peritoneal dialysis does not require a ____ to be effective
machine
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peritoneal dialysis filtration system is based on ______
gravity
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when the kidneys are no longer able to work at a level needed for a day to day basis
end stage renal disease
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ESRD stands for
end stage renal disease
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nephrotic damage as a result of diabetes can lead to
albuminuria
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most common cause of end stage renal failure
diabetes
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diuretics should be taken in the
morning
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a finding of _______ and ______ in the urine is abnormal
blood and protein
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when pyelogram constrast is administered, _____ should be done afterward to protect the kidneys from toxicity
hydration
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nitrofurantoin adverse effects
opportunistic infection
stained teeth
brownish dark colored urine
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_____ and _____ adversely interact with loop diuretics
aminoglycosides and digoxin
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fast administration of loop diuretics can cause
tinnitus
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TURP
transurethral resection of the prostate
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GFR of ______ or below is indicative of chronic kidney disease
60 or below
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AV fistula consideration
must mature 2 to 4 months before use.
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with peritoneal dialysis, ______ are contraindicated
anticoagulants
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what is Urine C&S lab
urine culture and sensitivity is taken by collecting a clean catch midstream urine sample and culturing for growth in a container to identify bacteria
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for 24 hour urine collection, _______ the first urination of the morning and collect the rest in a container all day
flush the first of the day
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normal urine output is
30 mL per hour
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benthanechol CL
urinary stimulant
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A WET BED
acid
water
electrolytes
toxins
blood pressure
erythropoeitin
D-vitamin
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thiazide diuretics three adverse effects
hypokalemia
hyperuricemia
hyperglycemia
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treatment for disequilibrium syndrome
mannitol to decrease intracranial pressure
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crede's maneuver
pressure pressed on the abdomen and pelvis to induce urination during states of urinary retention
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decreased BUN could mean
malnutrition
fluid volume excess
severe hepatic damage
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test that identifies urinary reflux
VCUG voiding cystourethrogram
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renal biopsy post care activity
regular activity can result if not bleeding after 24 hours
strenuous activity can be resumed after 1 to 2 weeks
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post kidney transplant _____ for 24 hours following
measure output hourly for 24 hours following
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post kidney transplant urine specimines should be taken _____
daily urine specimen
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urine is ____ and _____ after kidney transplant for _____ to _____ days after
pink and bloody urine for 3 to 7 days after kidney transplant
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hyperacute reaction signs
48 hours
increased temperature
increased blood pressure
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acute reaction signs
1 week to anytime post surgery
oliguria
lethargy
elevated BUN and creatinine
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chronic rejection signs
slow buildup of fluid retention and elevated kidney markers down the road
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stress incontinence
coughing, sneezing, lifting
weakened pelvic floor
urethra unable to tighten when bladder pressure increases
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overflow incontinence
bladder overfills leading to leaking
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urge incontinence
patient percieves the need to urinate all the time which happens frequently
spastic bladder
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functional incontinence
unable to reach the bathroom in time due to cognitive or physical limitations
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give bethanechol ____ meals
1 hour prior or 2 hours after meals due to nausea and vomiting potential
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interstitial cystitis is ______
bladder inflammation in absence of bacteria with no infection
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polycystic kidney disease two top priorities
blood pressure and pain control
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brown cola colored urine is specific to _____
glomerulonephritis
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ataxia is
loss of muscle control resulting in uncoordinated movements
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azotemia is
presence of nitrogenous bodies such as urea in increased amounts in the blood
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oliguria is
decreased urine output marked by 400ml or less per day
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uremia is
condition where azotemia progresses to a symptomatic state
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frothy urine is key of _____
nephrotic syndrome
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cola colored urine is key of _____
glomerulonephritis
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key characteristics of nephrotic syndrome
severe edema
hypoalbuminemia
hyperlipidemia
massive protein loss
frothy urine
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key characteristics of glomerulonephritis
hematuria (cola colored urine)
hypertension
oliguria
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hematuria is not seen in ______
nephrotic syndrome
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kidney function is impaired in ______ but may be normal in
impaired in glomerulonephritis but may be normal in early nephrotic syndrome
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ACE inhibitors and ARBs are used to ________ in nephrotic syndrome
reduce protein loss
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lupus causes _______
nephrotic syndrome
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strep causes _____
glomerulonephritis
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tamulosin and doxazosin (alpha adrenergic blockers) are used to treat _____
BPH
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GFR of ____ or less for 3 months or more indicates end stage renal failure
15 or less
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