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AKI/ CKD/ ESKD/Dialysis/ Kidney Transplant/ Cirrhosis

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Acute Kidney Injury is...   show
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Risks of developing ATN are...   show
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R.I.F.L.E.   show
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show Oliguric phase to diuretic, then recovery. If not CKD results requires dialysis & transplant.  
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Prerenal is....   show
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show NO  
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show ↓ excretion in sodium = ↑NA/H2O Retention =↓ UOP  
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show Caused by direct dmg to kidney tissue impairing nephrons- prolonged ischemia, nephrotoxins, sepsis, allergic reactions, AGN, SLE ATN most common cause Nephrotoxicity causes blockage of tubules *potentially reversable  
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Nephrotoxic agents   show
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show Caused: BPH, prostate or bladder cancer, trauma to pelvis region, extrarenal tumors, calculi, spinal cord disease Bilateral ureter obstruction leads to hydronephrosis- if relieved w/48hrs poss recovery Prolonged obstruction irreversible  
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Oliguric Phase is defined as...   show
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Best indicator of AKI is..   show
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Urea and creatinine is...   show
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Diuretic Phase is   show
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show Hyponatremia, hypokalemia, & dehydration  
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show Thorough PMH Serum creat urinalysis- casts, rbcs, wbcs, specific gravity 1.010, urine osmo 300 Kidney US Renal Scan CT w/o contrast Renal Biopsy  
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Hyperkalemia in AKI treatment   show
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First step in treating AKI is   show
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Fluid restriction in AKI   show
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Never give kayexalate to   show
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show Nephrotoxic drugs age trauma surgery burns heart failure sepsis ob complications pelvic trauma pre-existing ckd  
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show ↑ bun and- urea- creat in blood  
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AKI nutrition   show
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show Fluid intake and output Daily weight UOP color, glucose, gravity,protein,blood,casts skin color edema JVD bruising inflammation LOC crackles murmurs ecg for dysrythmias  
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Treatment of CAN   show
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show 1000ml  
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Leading cause of death in aki is   show
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CKD is   show
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CKD stages   show
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Uremia indicated by   show
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Clinical manifestations CKD   show
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show ↑ trig levels hyperinsulinemia stimulates  
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show BUN and Creat increase  
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show Cardiovascular Disease  
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show 7-8  
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show Kidneys produce a hormone EPO, prompts bone marrow to make RBCs so when dmg occurs so does anemia Tx: Iron, erythropoietin epogen, folic acid 1mg/day, bleeding tendencies  
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show Leukocytosis ↓ WBC ↑ Glucose- hyperglycemia- susceptible to infection trauma av/g site infection  
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show Thrill  
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show Bruit upon auscultation  
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show High ammonia levels cause hepatic encephalapathy and flapping of the hands when extended- also seen in renal  
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Diagnostics of CKD   show
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Drug therapy for CKD   show
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show K Restricted NA Restricted 2-4g/day Protein Restricted ↓ Phos 1000mg Low Fat ↑carbs No salt subs 600ml+prev 24hr loss+ intake restriction  
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show Digoxin, Antibiotics, Demerol, NSAIDS, Fluid volume overload, Electrolyte imbalances  
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show GFR<15ml >3months FATIGUE, lethargy, proteinuria, pruritus, HTN  
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show Daily weight Constant BP's Fluid overload monitoring Hyperkalemia (n/v, fatigue, paresthesias, brady) Strict Dietary Med Teaching HD & PD avail for home  
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show HD 30-35/kcal/kg PD 25-35 kcal/kg/day (includes glucose fm dialysate)  
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show Hemodynamically unstable clients- 24hr round the clock dialysis thru cannulation of artery or vein- much slower fluid pull than HD  
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show Volume overload hyperkalemia Metabolic Acidosis Bun >120 ↓LOC Pericarditis Peri-effusion Cardiac Tamponade  
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Hemodialysis is..   show
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Hypovolemia..   show
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Metabolic Acidosis   show
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show Manual PD 30-50min- Auto 1-2 hrs Less invasive then HD Preferred in diabetic issue infection/perotonitis temporary cath  
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Complications of PD   show
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PD pros and cons are..   show
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show Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis 1.5L-3L removed 4xday Manual w/4hr dwell times  
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Foods high in phospherus   show
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Food high in salt   show
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Foods high in Potassium   show
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show GI tract unable to absorb calcium in absence of VIT D. Phosphate binders can help. Phoslo admin w/ea meal- may need stool softener Vit-d <30- supplement cholecalciferol needed  
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show Movement of fluid to LESSER to GREATER of solutes  
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show Movement fm GREATER to LESSER concentrate.  
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Ultrafiltration   show
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Dialysis Solution   show
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show 2L infused over 10min, flow rate can be ↓ for pain, close clamp after infused.  
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PD Dwell phase   show
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show Lasts 15-30 min may be facilitated w/gentle massaging or changing position  
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show Automatic cycler times and controls equilibrium so pt can dialize while sleeping  
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show Manual 1.5-3L exchanges x4day 7 12 5 10 risk for peritonitis  
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show forearm anastomosis of radial & cephalic vein 2lg needles used bruit you hear thrill you feel 3 months prior to HD not good for HTN, Vascular problems, DM  
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AV graft   show
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Steal syndrome   show
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Temp Vascular Access   show
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show Long plastic cartridge w/hollow tubes & filters - blood pumped into top fibers-dialysate pumped through bottom- clean blood then returns to pt  
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HD procedure   show
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HD nursing   show
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HD complication hypotension   show
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show d/t rapid removal of NA and H2O tx: reduce rate and infuse hypertonic or NS bolus  
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HD complication Blood Loss   show
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show Blood transfusions lack of precautions or blood screening for hep c  
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Diff between CVVH and CVVHD   show
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Kidney transplant   show
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Procedures that may be required prior to tx   show
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Histocompatibility   show
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show deceased w/compatibility blood relatives emotionally related donors paired organ donation  
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Expired donor   show
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Live donor   show
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Post-op KT care   show
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Sudden drop in UOP KT   show
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Nrsg Mgt KT   show
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Immunosuppressive Drugs   show
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S/E Immuno drugs   show
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show CMV most common candida, cryptococcus, aspergillus, epstein-barr, hsv, utis pneumocystis- occurs first month  
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KT CV complications   show
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show Basal cell carcinoma- sunscreen avoid sun Lymphoma  
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Recurrence of Renal Disease in KT   show
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show aseptic necrosis hips, joints peptic ulcer DM dylipidemia cataracts ↑ cancer ↑infection  
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show minutes to hours sudden ↑ BP  
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Acute rejection is   show
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show Over months to years is irreversible proteinuria, ↑creat  
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show Chronic, slow progressive disease- abnormal re-shaping of the liver with fibrous tissue impedes blood flow, 8th leading cause of death  
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Two types of Cirrhosis are   show
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show Jaundice, thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, asteresis, edema/ascites, spider angiomas, palmar erythema, lesions, esophageal varices, libido, gynocomasteia, ammenorrhea, dec b12, dec folic  
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Causes of Cirrhosis   show
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Decompensated cirrhosis is   show
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Portal HTN   show
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show ↑AST ↑ALT ↓Stool bilirubin, ↓plt, ↓wbc, ↓alb/protein, ↑BUN ↑CREAT ↑Serum Bilirubin ↑ Urine Bilirubin ↑PT bleeding time  
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Hepatorenal Syndrome   show
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show Neurotoxic effect of ammonia CHange in LOC impaired asterexsis fetor hepaticus Tx: lactulose, rifaximin, antibiotic, prevent constipation, control gi bleeds  
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Cirrhosis diet w/o complication   show
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show 3rd spacing belly tx: NA restriction, albumin, potassium sparing aldactone amilodrine, tolvaptan, paracentesis, TIPS, vasopressor samsca  
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Esophageal varices   show
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Cirrhosis nursing   show
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Paracentesis   show
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show monitor for pettichiae, electric razor, soft bristle toothbrush, oral care, refractory bleeding may need shunt or tips, balloon tamponade, aspiration, scissors bedside for emergency  
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More s/s AKI   show
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show Epogen/erythropoietin is being given  
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AKI Diet can have   show
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PD diet can have   show
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HD diet can have   show
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CKD diet can have   show
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KT diet can have   show
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Cirrhosis diet can have   show
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Hepatotoxic   show
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show confusion  
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