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Which Physical Examination finding indicates poor nutrition status? A. Dental Caries B. Loss of balance C. Shortness of breath D. Skeletal muscle Wasting Ans--Answer D Skeletal muscle wasting Rational Physical examination findings that indicate poor nutrition include general muscle wasting, loss of adipose tissue, decreased alertness, and dry/scaling skin. Volume of distribution is an important concept in understanding plasma concentration of drugs given to individuals with CKD. Whi...

D223-233 - Pathology Nephritic Nephrotic syndromes(41 questions and answers).

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positive leukocyte esterase indicates presence of _____ in urine - white cells positive nitrites indicates presence of _____ in urine - gram negative bacteria normal protein secreted by renal tubules is called? - Tamm-Horsfall protein name two methods to detect the total amount of protein excreted in the urine in one day - 1. single protein to creatinine ratio 2. 24 urine collection define microalbuminuria - 30-300mg/24 hours

MKSAP – Nephrology Questions And Answers 2023/2024 Graded A+ 1. Required to make diagnosis of glomerulopathy associated with nephrotic syndrome - Correct Ans-Kidney biopsy 2. KDIGO recommendations for metabolic acidosis in patients with CKD - Correct Ans-alkali therapy (sodium bicarb) if serum bicarb is chronically < 22 3. According to KDIGO guidelines treatment of metabolic acidosis with alkali therapy in patients with CKD when serum bicarbonate is chronically below what level? ...

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Is CKD reversible? - Rarely. it almost always progresses to kidney failure (most people are unaware of the primary condition that's causing the renal damage) what are the major causes of CKD? - Diabetes (50%) HTN (25%) sxs of CKD - *often develop slowly and are non-specific:* *can be asymptomatic until GFR< 10-15 mL/min fatigue, weakness, malaise anorexia, n/v metallic taste hiccups irritability, trouble concentrating insomnia, RLS, twitching paresthesias confusion diffuse pru...

APEA 3P EXAM PREP3 –NEPHROLOGY WITH RATIONALE A hea l thy 32-year-o l d female has le f t f l ank pa in and nausea. What is the most l i ke ly d iagnos is? Ur inary t rac t in fec t i on Rena l s tone Cholecys t i t i s Pye lonephr i t i s The most common presenta t ion o f acu te uncompl ica ted pye lonephr i t i s inc ludes fever , f lank pa in , and nausea and vomi t i ng. Somet imes pat ient s p resent w i th symptoms o f pe lv ic i nf lammatory d isease (PID) . In th is p re...

CKD stage G 1-5 CORRECT ANSWER-G1 CrCl>90 G2 CrCl 60-89 G3a CrCl 45-59 G3b CrCl 30-44 G4 CrCl 15-29 G5 CrCl <15 OR dialysis (G5D) ACR = albumin / Scr, what are stage A 1-3 CORRECT ANSWER-A1 - ACR< 30mg/g A2 - ACR 30-300 mg/g A3 - ACR > 300 mg/g A1c goal for CKD CORRECT ANSWER-7.0% (or more, depending on pt) BP goal for CKD CORRECT ANSWER-A1 alb <30 : 140/90 A2 or 3 alb >30 : 130/80 Statin use in CKD? CORRECT ANSWER-evidence shows possible benefit in CKD *Do...

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