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Glomerular filtration rate |
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critical for potassium homeostasis |
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main causes of acute renal failure |
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pre-renal, intrinsic renal, or post-renal |
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causes serious cardiac arrhythmias |
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has relatively low blood flow and high metabolism thus particularly susceptible to ischemic injury |
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peritubular capillaries encircling all nephron sections |
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some peritubular capillaries and vascular loops which surround loop of henle which descend into medulla |
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critical determiant of potassium regulation |
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water channels in the collecting tubules |
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distal delivery of tubular sodium |
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important in regulating potassium homeostasis |
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dictates the loss of potassium |
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someone on a loop and thiazide diuretic: |
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keeps sodium from being absorbed into tubules --> accumulates in distal tubule further downstream and pushes potassium out --> become hypokalemic |
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results in afferent arteriolar vasodilation and efferent arteriolar vasoconstriction |
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dilates the incoming pipe |
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causes constriction of outgoing pipe |
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causes constriction of the incoming pipe |
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causes dilation of outgoing pipe |
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Juxtaglomerular apparatus |
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renin release and AT-II production; direct vasoconstriction; aldosterone secretion |
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enhanced water resorption at the collecting ducts |
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Juxtaglomerular apparatus |
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renin release and AT-II production; direct vasoconstriction; aldosterone secretion |
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enhanced water resorption at the collecting ducts |
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kidney calcium metabolism |
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formation of the active form 1,25-OH vitamin D (required for calcium absorption from intestines); site of parathyroid hormone actions (calcium retention and phosphate wasting) |
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stimulates bone marrow production and maturation of RBCs |
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in diabetes there is scarring of glomerulus; this helps with the filtration-- good for diabetic patients |
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Every time the serum creatinine doubles |
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the creatinine clearance drops by 50% |
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a clinical syndrome characterized by an abrupt decline in GFR and a rise in BUN and Cr; occurs over days to weeks |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication- intravascular volume overload |
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restrict salt (1-2 g/day) and water (<1L/day); Diuretics (usually loop +/- thiazide) |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication- hyponatremia |
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restrict enteral water intake (<1L/day); avoid hypotonic IV solutions including dextrose |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication- hyperkalemia |
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restrict dietary potassium intake; eliminate K supplements and K sparing diuretics; potassium-binding ion-exchange resins (sodium polystyrene sulfonate); glucose and insulin; sodium bicarbonate; albuterol; calcium gluconate |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication- metabolic acidosis |
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restrict dietary protein; sodium bicarbonate |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication- hyperphosphatemia |
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restrict dietary phosphate intake; phosphate binding agents (calcium carbonate, etc) |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication-- hypermagnesemia |
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discontinue MG2 containing antacids |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication-- hyperuricemia |
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treatment usually not necessary |
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non-dialysis ARF: complication-- nutrition |
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restrict dietary protein; if not catabolic carbohydrate (~100g/day); enteral or parenteral nutrition |
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If hyperkalemia persists.... |
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kayexylate (k-binding resin) |
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indications for dialysis therapy |
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acidosis, electrolytes, ingestions, overload, uremia |
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