renal testing Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

what enzymes/hormones do nephrons secrete (3)

A
  1. hemodynamics regualtors (renine)
  2. EPO
  3. Vitamin D
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2
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Measures amt nitrogen in blood in the form of urea

A

BUN

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3
Q

urea is ___by liver and ___by kidneys

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excreted by liver and removed from blood by kidneys

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4
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incr in BUN is?

A

azotemia

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5
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the sum of filtration rates in all functioning nephrons

A

GFR

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6
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normal amt filtered by glomeruli

A

150-180 liters

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7
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Cr is lowest____and highest____

A

in AM; at night

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8
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BUN:Cr ratio > 20:1 indicates that problem is where

A

pre renal

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9
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BUN:Cr ratio 10-20:1

A

normal or post renal

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10
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Bun:Cr ratio

A

renal

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11
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as your Cr incr, what happens to your GFR?

A

decr

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12
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UTI or citrus fruit can lead to what change in pH in urine

A

incr

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13
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dehydration, cranberries can lead to what change in pH in urine

A

decr

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14
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normal urine pH

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4.5-8

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15
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when the kidney can’t reabsorb filtered glu in PCT despite normal plasma levels

A

renal glucosuria

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16
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low sp gravity can indicate

A
  1. overhydration

2. renal disease

17
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high sp gravity can indicate

18
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UA component associated with high false positive rate

19
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UA component associated with high false negative rate

20
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what can lead to false positives on UA blood (4)

A
  1. alkaline urine
  2. contamination with oxidizing agents
  3. semen
  4. myoglobin
21
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if blood is 1-4+ what is f/u?

22
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alb detection that is greater than normal but wouldn’t be detectable on dipstick

A

urine microalbumin

23
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urine microalbumin is seen with?

24
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typical MA/Creatinine ratio

25
if glomerular issue is cause of proteinuris, expect Up:Ucr ratio ____
>3
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definition of pyuria
>4 WBC/HPF
27
if epithelial cells are detected in casts, then?
tubular origin
28
RBC casts
glomerulonephritis
29
WBC casts
pyelonephritis, acute tubular necrosis
30
fatty casts
nephrotic syndrome
31
waxy, broad casts
advanced renal failure
32
calcium oxalate crystals + acute renal failure
think ethylene glycol poisoning
33
struvite crystals
proteus infxns
34
fractional excretion of Na under 1%
prerenal disease
35
fractional excretion of Na >2%
acute tubular necrosis
36
what is the most common intrinsic cause of acute renal failure in hospitalized patients?
acute tubular necrosis
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high uric acid with recent chemo
tumor lysis syndrome