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ARF Post Renal -:- Renal Calculus: Lithiasis, BPH Risk for Hyperparathyroidism ^ Calcium Pathological Fractures Prevent Volume Depletion Manif: low urine output, decreased BP / Pulse Orthostatic Hypotension, thirst ^ Blood Osmolarity Hemodialysis -:- Pharmokenetic excretion adversely affected Monitor for digtoxicity / hyperkalemia / dillusional hyponatremia 3 requirements: access to blood, semipermeable membrane, dialysate More Effective/ Shorter time #1 Complication - Disequilibr...

INR values below ____ increase stroke risk sixfold. - 2 What allergy contradicts the use of thiazide diuretics? - Sulfa Why should ACE-Is be avoided with renal stenosis? - Leads to ARF Adverse effects of aldosterone antagonists (Aldactone) - Galactorrhea and hyperkalemia What are beta blocker indications? - HTN, post-MI< angina, arrhythmias, migraine prophylaxis, hyperthyroidism 1st line BP med for DM? - ACE or ARB

NRNP 6550 Final Exam with Complete Solution (Latest 2021/2022) Already Passed Document Content and Description Below NRNP 6550 Final Exam with Complete Solution (Latest 2021/2022) Already Passed Urine culture with UTI Correct Answer-100.000 colonies in asymptomatic: bacteruria 10 - 10.000 colonies in symptomatic patients but also pyuria pyuria: more than 10 leukocytes elevated erythrocytes with pyelonephritis WBC in urine false positive with tumor, urethritis and poor collection technique Repe...

ARF Post Renal Correct Answer Renal Calculus: Lithiasis, BPH Risk for Hyperparathyroidism ^ Calcium Pathological Fractures Prevent Volume Depletion Manif: low urine output, decreased BP / Pulse Orthostatic Hypotension, thirst ^ Blood Osmolarity Hemodialysis Correct Answer Pharmokenetic excretion adversely affected Monitor for digtoxicity / hyperkalemia / dillusional hyponatremia 3 requirements: access to blood, semipermeable membrane, dialysate More Effective/ Shorter time #1 Comp...

SIADH Pituitary (Hypothalamus) - Excess ADH (vasopressin), fluid overload Cause: SSRI's, Small Cell Lung Therapy Manif: Dillusional Hyponatremia (below 115), LOC, seizure, coma, loss deep tendon reflexes, hypothermia, bounding pulse Interv: Tolvaptan / Conovaptan - promotes water excretion w/o NA loss, Admin in Hospital (Black Box) Diuretics Hypertonic Saline #% Sodium Chloride Restrict fluid intake 600mL #1 monitor lung sounds (ABC's) Hemodialysis - Pharmokenetic excretion adversely...

What is Acute Renal Failure - ️️Abrupt decrease in renal function resulting in retention of Nitrogenous waste. ARF is the result of what - ️️Decreased renal blood flow, intrinsic renal parenchymal diseases, or obstruction of urine flow Most common intrinsic cause of Acute Renal Failure - ️️Acute Tubular Necrosis What percent of Patients have ARF on hospital admission - ️️1% What percent of patients develop ARF during hospitalization - ️️2-5% In hospitalized pat...

ABG's - Answer-R.O.M.E. CO2 values - Answer-35-45 HCO3 values - Answer-22-26 Metabolic Alkalosis- causes - Answer-loss of gastric secretions, overdose of antacids, diuretics, excessive vomitting. Metabolic Alkalosis- symptoms - Answer-N/V, diaphoretic, shallow breathing, EKG changes, lethargy, tetany, muscle cramps, tingling in extremities. Metabolic Acidosis- causes - Answer-Diabetic Ketoacidosis, Diarrhea, renal failure, shock, aspirin overdose, sepsis. Metabolic Acidosis- symptoms -...

What is acute renal failure? - ANSWER--an abrupt decrease in renal function resulting in retention of nitrogenous waste -result of decreased renal blood flow, intrinsic renal parenchymal diseases, or obstruction of urine flow -acute tubular necrosis is the most common intrinsic cause of ARF What is the most common intrinsic cause of ARF? - ANSWER-acute tubular necrosis What is the epidemiology of ARF? - ANSWER-1% on admission to hospital 2-5% during hospitalization What is the etiology ...

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