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Mohamad 💉🩺

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Chronic kidney disease (CKD)
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def:
is defined as an abnormality of kidney structure or function that persists for > 3 months.
Etiology & pathophysiology:
1- HTN
High BP ➡️ hyaline arteriosclerosis
Decrease O2 delivery ➡️ ischemia ➡️ stimulate mesangial cells (remove trapped residues)➡️ starts to produce TGF-beta (transforming growth factor beta)➡️ lead to fibrosis (glomerulus stenosis)➡️ decrease GFR
2- Diabetes mellitus
High glucose by (non-enzymatic glycosylation) ➡️ attach to protein and lipid ➡️ pre inflammatory molecules ➡️ arteriosclerosis /atherosclerosis – in E.A lead to:
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⁃Decrease O2 lead to tubular diseases which lead to decrease GFR
⁃Increase (back pressure) which increase GFR and lead to activate mesangial cells (decrease GFR).
3- Glomerulonephritis (Auto immune)
Antibodies goes to GBM (glomerular basement membrane) cause:
⁃increase inflammation lead to destruction of GBM (increase GFR)
⁃activate mesangial cells (decrease GFR).
4- Polycystic kidney disease (PCKD)
Cysts compression renal vessels causing:
⁃ischemia of tubular by decrease O2 ➡️ necrosis ➡️ decrease GFR
⁃decrease GFR activate RAAA’S to increase BP (secondary HTN) ➡️ glomerulosclerosis
5- NSAIDS overuse
Inhibit prostaglandin (PGI2/PGE2) lead to vasodilation of A.A ➡️ decrease GFR
6- Acute kidney injury
Signs and symptoms:
1- Electrolytes abnormalities
⁃Decrease GFR lead to hyperkalemia and hyperphosphatemia.
⁃Decrease alpha 1 hydroxylase that located in proximal tubular lead to decrease vitamin D which lead to hypocalcemia.
2- Fluid overload
⁃⬇️ GFR lead to ⬆️ H2O retention (fluid overload).
⁃⬆️ albuminuria (albumin is protein made by liver keep fluid in the blood stream so it doesn’t leak into tissues) so decrease albumin lead to fluid overload (pulmonary edema, HTN, peripheral edema).
3- Uremia and Azotemia
Kidney starts to damage ➡️ urea build up in blood (uremia) also (azotemia) is the buildup of nitrogen waste products in the blood (BUN and creatinine).
Uremia can cause (uremic pericarditis, uremic frost in skin, platelet dysfunction)
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Also cause encephalopathy (damage to brain).
⁃Asterixis (hand flap)
⁃Seizure
⁃Coma
4- Hormone imbalance
⁃In proximal tubular, decrease Erythroprotien (EPO) lead to decease bone marrow function – decrease red blood cells (anemia).
⁃Decrease alpha 1 hydroxylase mean hypocalcemia, so parathyroid starts to produce parathyroid hormone (PTH), >>>>>>>
this hormone goes to bone and cause osteoclasts (resorption of ca++ from bone) causing (fx and osteitis fibrosa cyctica)
5- Metabolic acidosis
Decrease alpha intercalated cells (located in distal convoluted tubule) lead to:
⁃⬇️ proton excretion
⁃⬇️ HCO3 reabsorption
6- Albumin regulation
⬇️ albumin in blood makes liver to produce lipoproteins (triglycerides and LDL) = hyperlipidemia
Diagnosis:
1- Decrease GFR
Normal GFR 125 ml/min
GFR depends on (creatinine and cystatin c)
2- Albuminuria
Urine albumin creatinine ratio (ACR)
3- Renal U/S
If we saw Cysts (PCKD)
If we saw kidney small (atrophic)
4- Renal biopsy + serology
⁃Study on actual tissue to determine (glomerular nephritis)
⁃Serology of:
Anti-nuclear antibodies ANA (autoimmune disorder)
Rheumatoid factors RF (rheumatoid arthritis)
5- Additional labs
BMP
⁃K+ high, ca++ low, Na+ variable
⁃Add phosphate (low), CBC (RBC’S low) anemia normotic (normal mcv).
ABG
H+ high, HCO3 low
Lipid panel
TG and LDL high
PTH high
Treatment
Treat underlying causes:
⁃HTN (ACE-I, ARBS, K+ sparing like Spirolactone, diuretics)
⁃DM (for type 1 - insulin, antidiabetics like metformin, weight loss)
⁃Glomerulonephritis (steroid, DMARD’S)
⁃PCKD (renal transplant)
Treat complications:
⁃Hyperkalemia (insulin, SABA, HCO3, diuretics and Na+ polystyrene sulfonate)
⁃Hyperphosphatemia (sevelamer hydrochloride by binding phosphate in the gastrointestinal tract and decreasing absorption.
⁃Hypocalcemia (give calcium, may give vitamin D)
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⁃hyperparathyroidism (Cinacalcet is used to treat secondary hyperparathyroidism) if failed (parathyroidectomy)
⁃⬇️ Erythropoietin (EPO) lead to decrease RBC’s (aim to keep Hgb 8-10) give EPO synthetic.
⁃Metabolic acidosis (NaHCO₃ push or infusion)
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⁃⬆️ albumnuria (ACE-I or ARB’s)
⁃⬆️ T.G and LDL (statins) also it’s risk of bleeding give DDAVP(1-desamino-8-d-arginine vasopressin) to increase platelets activities
⁃CKD worsen ⬇️ GFR until stage IV or V (dialysis)
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