NUR 612 (PATHO) RENAL, VC #5 Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
what lab is elevated in renal failure and why?
Answer:
creatinine, not being filtered well by the glomerulus and not excreted well in urine
Question 2:
abrupt onset of decreased renal function
Answer:
acute kidney injury
Question 3:
indicator of AKI?
Answer:
azotemia (increased BUN)
Question 4:
difference BUN vs creatinine
Answer:
BUN- from protein breakdown creatinine - muscle breakdown
Question 5:
decreased UA, BUN/Cr ratio greater than 10/1, low sodium excretion are s/s of:
Answer:
AKI
Question 6:
decreased blow flow to kidney
Answer:
prerenal AKI
Question 7:
obstruction to the kidney
, Answer:
postrenal AKI
Question 8:
bilateral ureteral obstruction, bladder obstruction, BPH can all cause
Answer:
post renal AKI
Question 9:
injuries to within the kidney itself, usually damage to the tubular structures (ex.
glomerulonephritis)
Answer:
intrarenal AKI
Question 10:
acute tubular injury is caused by:
Answer:
ischemia, nephrotoxins, intratubular obstruction
Question 11:
because of tubular injury and damage to muscle and release of myoglobin, urine in acute tubular
injury will be:
Answer:
tea-colored
Question 12:
Acute tubular injury - phase where insult happens up until tubular injury
Answer:
onset phase
Question 13:
creatinine and BUN may not rise until 1/2 days after an:
Answer:
Question 1:
what lab is elevated in renal failure and why?
Answer:
creatinine, not being filtered well by the glomerulus and not excreted well in urine
Question 2:
abrupt onset of decreased renal function
Answer:
acute kidney injury
Question 3:
indicator of AKI?
Answer:
azotemia (increased BUN)
Question 4:
difference BUN vs creatinine
Answer:
BUN- from protein breakdown creatinine - muscle breakdown
Question 5:
decreased UA, BUN/Cr ratio greater than 10/1, low sodium excretion are s/s of:
Answer:
AKI
Question 6:
decreased blow flow to kidney
Answer:
prerenal AKI
Question 7:
obstruction to the kidney
, Answer:
postrenal AKI
Question 8:
bilateral ureteral obstruction, bladder obstruction, BPH can all cause
Answer:
post renal AKI
Question 9:
injuries to within the kidney itself, usually damage to the tubular structures (ex.
glomerulonephritis)
Answer:
intrarenal AKI
Question 10:
acute tubular injury is caused by:
Answer:
ischemia, nephrotoxins, intratubular obstruction
Question 11:
because of tubular injury and damage to muscle and release of myoglobin, urine in acute tubular
injury will be:
Answer:
tea-colored
Question 12:
Acute tubular injury - phase where insult happens up until tubular injury
Answer:
onset phase
Question 13:
creatinine and BUN may not rise until 1/2 days after an:
Answer: