UNIT 3 - Fluid and Electrolytes and Elimination Flashcards

1
Q

what is one of the biggest perfusion issues that can cause an AKI?

A

dehydration

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2
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how many liters of blood is filtered through the kidneys everyday?

A

200

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3
Q

excretion of waste products, drugs, and toxins as well as removing excess water from the body.

A

excretory functions

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4
Q

what is the minimum and maximum output of waste should an adult put out per hour?

A

0.5-1 mg/hr

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5
Q

what is the minimum and maximum output of waste should a child put out per hour?

A

1 mg/kg/hr

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6
Q

what is the minimum and maximum output of waste should an infant put out per hour?

A

2 mg/kg/hr

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7
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  • erythopoietin production (stimulates RBC creation in bone marrow)
  • vitamin D activation (calcium is needed in order to work)
  • prostaglandin, bradykinins (major potent vasodilators.)
A

hormonal function of the kidneys

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8
Q

regulates blood pressure and blood volume (renin) blood pressure will go up without renin.

A

regulatory functions

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9
Q

protects against infection

A

renal capsule

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10
Q

hypertonic to filtrate

-aids in re-absorption of of H20

A

renal medulla

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11
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afferent arterioles

A

going into the glomerulus

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12
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efferent arterioles

A

going away from the glomerulus

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13
Q

functional unit of the kidney.

- 1.2 million in each kidney

A

nephron

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14
Q

manages BP, especially when the BP is low.

A

RAAS

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15
Q

mannitol is used for _____ typically. increases the risk of acute kidney injury

A

ICP

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16
Q

maintains Ca and phosphate homeostasis. stored in fat. kidneys activate vitamin ___, which increases calcium from GI tract.

A

vitamin D metabolism

17
Q

stimulates bone marrow to make RBC. initiates synthesis of hemeglobin. there is a need for this to be made when oxygen levels are low

A

erythopoietin

18
Q

if the blood pressure is _____ then the production of prostaglandins ____ in order to ____ the BP

A

increased; increased; lower

19
Q

determines how much blood goes through the glomerulus.

A

afferent arterioles

20
Q

average GFR rate is ____

greater than ___ is best.

A

125 mL/min

90 mL/min

21
Q

acid base balance occurs. K and hydrogen ions secreted into filtrate.

A

tubular secretion

22
Q

when the BP is between ___-____ the GFR is not effective

23
Q

glucose greater than ____ shows up in the urine

24
Q

produces hormones that help regulate your metabolism, immune system, BP, and response to stress.

A

adrenal cortex

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located on top of both kidneys
adrenal gland and cortex
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- ensures that there's not too much or too little water in the body. - makes sure that the pressure isn't too high or too low - gets rid of urea, uric acid, toxins, and other wastes via urine - activates vitamin D in the bones, which helps the body absorb calcium - makes sure that the body isn't too acidic or alkaline - maintains a balance of electrolytes (like K, Na, and Ca) which is critical for heart rhythm.
what a kidney does
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blood before it gets to the kidneys
pre-renal
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what is an intrinsic or intra-renal cause to a AKI?
trauma and medications
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what is a post renal cause of AKI?
urine flow obstruction (kidney stone, prosteric hypertrophy) - use a Kudai catheter
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buildup of nirogren
azotemia
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buildup of urea in blood
uremia
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increased ____ means that uremia and azotemia is occurring.
BUN