ATN
drugs vs contrast
ATN
asossiated drugs
vancomycin aminoglycosides cisplatin acyclovir cyclosporine amphotericin
hepatorenal labs
prerenal azoemia
contrast induced Lab values
BUN/Cr
AIN drugs
Penicillins Sulfas phenytoin PPI Rifampin quinolones allopurinol
fever
hematuria
sudden onset of flank pain
NSAID use antecedent
papillary necrosis
TTP association
HIV cancer cyclosporine ticlopidine clopidogrel
TTP treatment
plasmapheresis
if not present give FFP
DO NOT GIVE STEROIDS OR PLATELETS
psychogenic polydipsia assiation
bipolar disorder
SIADH sx Treatment
asymptomatic
confusion:
normal saline + DIURETIC
hyperkalemia . best next step?
do EKG if EKG changes give -Ca gluconate -Ca chloride -insuline
persistent WBC on UA with negative culture…
can be TB
useful to detect eosinophils in urine
Wright and Hansel
-the answer for allergic interstitial nephritis
Hematuria DDX
dysmorphic red cells
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS
hematuria with out infection or trauma
DO a Cystoscopy ( for cancer exclusion)
retroperitonela fibrosis
bleomycin,methylsergide or radiation
POSTRENAL AZOEMIA
most common cause of intrinsic renal disease
ATN
enlargement of the bladder and massive diuresis after foley
specific for urinary obstruction
best imagen test for AKI
Renal sonogram
Medication for renal failure prophilaxis PRIOR chemotherapy
rhabdomyolysis
UA positive for blood cells,no cell will be seen on microscopic examination
hepatorenal syndrome treatment
midodrine
octreotide
albumin
most accurate test in papillary necrosis(pyelonephritis like but negative culture)
CT scan(abnormal internal structures)