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165 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 165
progressive scarring, can be from alcohol or hep c, can have reduced liver function and portal
hypertension. reversal is unlikely but can slow progression
pancreatitis
cirrhosis
nephrotic syndrome
hepatitis b
Definition 2 of 165
serum bilirubin (direct, indirect, and total), albumin, LFTs (ast, alt, alk phosphase), and ammonia
stages of septic shock
interventions for hypovolemic shock
labs for liver disorders
procedures for liver problems
Term 3 of 165
high serum potassium priority intervention
pulse oximeter
defibrillator
electronic thermometer
cardiac monitor
,Definition 4 of 165
adults 1/2 or 1 L, peds 20-30cc/kg then reevaluate
liver diagnostic tests
drugs fro chronic hepatitis B
types of infection
fluid resucitation
Definition 5 of 165
lean steak and egg whites (b/c low fat, lean protein)
recommended meal for weight gain
best option for a high-carb diet
ideal food for muscle building
proper diet choice for nephrotic syndrome
Definition 6 of 165
bacterial (most common), parasites, fungi, viruses
chain of infection
5 isotypes of antibodies
requires
types of infection
,Definition 7 of 165
<50 ml/day
anuria
neurogenic shock SSAs
toxic shock SSAs
hepatitis c
Definition 8 of 165
obstructions, renal stones, spinal cord injuries, and traumas
post renal causes of aki
metabolic disorders affecting kidney function
congenital abnormalities of the urinary tract
infections leading to acute kidney injury
Definition 9 of 165
increase in fluids/HTN/CHF/arrythmas with increased K, weights, is/os, vitals, avoid k increasing
drugs
complications of renal failure: endocrine
causes of distributive shock
universal blood donor/donor compatability tpes
complications of renal failure: cardio
, Term 10 of 165
platelet admin
murphy's sign, nausea, vomiting, tenderness to RUQ palpation
bradycardia, hypotension, flushed dry/warm skin
need ABO and RH compatability, given over 30-60 mins
end in -vir or -dine, monitor kidney function for all
Term 11 of 165
when is RRT needed
fever, increased blood pressure, and pain at transplant site. within 48 hours of transplant
fluid overload, high potassium (6.5 or more), metabolic acidosis, bun >120, heart problems
ex. tamponade.
1-5L urine output/day, osmotic diuresis (all low electrolytes), improved C/BUN
tachycardia, hypotension, arrythmias, narrow pulse pressures, adventitious lung sounds,
cold/clammy skin.
Term 12 of 165
liver transplant rejection
tachycardia, hypotension, arrythmias, narrow pulse pressures, adventitious lung sounds,
cold/clammy skin.
for those with end stage problems. fluid overload post surgery (PEdema monitoring, HF
ssas), and have neutropenic care/similar monitoring as renal pts.
frothy urine, periorbital edema, peripheral edema, weight gain r/t to fluid retention. fatigue,
anorexia.
tachycardia, fever, right upper quadrant pain, decreased bile pigment, increasing jaundice,
elevated phosphate levels, rising AST/ALT levels, increased PT/INR
165 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 165
progressive scarring, can be from alcohol or hep c, can have reduced liver function and portal
hypertension. reversal is unlikely but can slow progression
pancreatitis
cirrhosis
nephrotic syndrome
hepatitis b
Definition 2 of 165
serum bilirubin (direct, indirect, and total), albumin, LFTs (ast, alt, alk phosphase), and ammonia
stages of septic shock
interventions for hypovolemic shock
labs for liver disorders
procedures for liver problems
Term 3 of 165
high serum potassium priority intervention
pulse oximeter
defibrillator
electronic thermometer
cardiac monitor
,Definition 4 of 165
adults 1/2 or 1 L, peds 20-30cc/kg then reevaluate
liver diagnostic tests
drugs fro chronic hepatitis B
types of infection
fluid resucitation
Definition 5 of 165
lean steak and egg whites (b/c low fat, lean protein)
recommended meal for weight gain
best option for a high-carb diet
ideal food for muscle building
proper diet choice for nephrotic syndrome
Definition 6 of 165
bacterial (most common), parasites, fungi, viruses
chain of infection
5 isotypes of antibodies
requires
types of infection
,Definition 7 of 165
<50 ml/day
anuria
neurogenic shock SSAs
toxic shock SSAs
hepatitis c
Definition 8 of 165
obstructions, renal stones, spinal cord injuries, and traumas
post renal causes of aki
metabolic disorders affecting kidney function
congenital abnormalities of the urinary tract
infections leading to acute kidney injury
Definition 9 of 165
increase in fluids/HTN/CHF/arrythmas with increased K, weights, is/os, vitals, avoid k increasing
drugs
complications of renal failure: endocrine
causes of distributive shock
universal blood donor/donor compatability tpes
complications of renal failure: cardio
, Term 10 of 165
platelet admin
murphy's sign, nausea, vomiting, tenderness to RUQ palpation
bradycardia, hypotension, flushed dry/warm skin
need ABO and RH compatability, given over 30-60 mins
end in -vir or -dine, monitor kidney function for all
Term 11 of 165
when is RRT needed
fever, increased blood pressure, and pain at transplant site. within 48 hours of transplant
fluid overload, high potassium (6.5 or more), metabolic acidosis, bun >120, heart problems
ex. tamponade.
1-5L urine output/day, osmotic diuresis (all low electrolytes), improved C/BUN
tachycardia, hypotension, arrythmias, narrow pulse pressures, adventitious lung sounds,
cold/clammy skin.
Term 12 of 165
liver transplant rejection
tachycardia, hypotension, arrythmias, narrow pulse pressures, adventitious lung sounds,
cold/clammy skin.
for those with end stage problems. fluid overload post surgery (PEdema monitoring, HF
ssas), and have neutropenic care/similar monitoring as renal pts.
frothy urine, periorbital edema, peripheral edema, weight gain r/t to fluid retention. fatigue,
anorexia.
tachycardia, fever, right upper quadrant pain, decreased bile pigment, increasing jaundice,
elevated phosphate levels, rising AST/ALT levels, increased PT/INR
