Acute Kidney Injury
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- Q1Which of the following urine outputs is representative of non-oliguria?>500 mL/day< 50 mL/day50-500 mL/day30sEditDelete
- Q2Which of the following urine outputs is representative of oliguria?<50 mL/day50 - 500 mL/day> 500 mL/day30sEditDelete
- Q3Which of the following urine outputs is representative of anuria?50-500 mL/day> 500 mL/day<50 mL/day30sEditDelete
- Q4Which of the following scenarios would meet criteria to be classified as an AKI?A 60 kg man who made 100 mL over the past 6 hoursSCr at baseline is 0.8 mg/dL, SCr currently is 1.0 mg/dL after 36 hoursSCr at baseline is 0.4 mg/dL, SCr currently is 0.55 mg/dLA 75 kg woman who made 300 mL of urine over the past 6 hours30sEditDelete
- Q5Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for the development of AKI?Heart failureLiver disease with ascitesHypervolemiaDehydration30sEditDelete
- Q6Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for the development of an AKI?Pre-existing CKDDiabetesHypotensionRheumatois Arthritis30sEditDelete
- Q7Which of the following is false regarding using urine output to diagnose acute kidney injury? Urine output is affected by ________________.volume statusa delay in rise/fallobstructiondiuretic administration30sEditDelete
- Q8True or False. SCr increases as we age (as long as no other kidney damage is present).False30sEditDelete
- Q9True or False. SCr is lower in males compared to femalesFalse30sEditDelete
- Q10True or False. African Americans have relatively higher SCr values compared to other ethnicities.True30sEditDelete
- Q11True or False. Spinal cord injury patients will typically have a lower SCr compared to those without injury.True30sEditDelete
- Q12What does the Fractional Excretion of Sodium represent?The percent of filtered sodium that is excreted in the urineThe amount of sodium required to increase serum sodium by 1 mEq/LThe amount of filtered sodium secreted in the urineThe percent of sodium reabsorption that is blocked by diuretics in the loop of Henle30sEditDelete
- Q13What is the overarching theme of pre-renal AKI?ObstructionTubular damageRenal hypoperfusion30sEditDelete
- Q14What is the overarching theme of intrinsic AKI?obstructionkidney damagerenal hypoperfusion30sEditDelete
- Q15What is the overarching theme of post-renal AKI?renal hypoperfusionkidney damageobstruction30sEditDelete
- Q16Which of the following are NOT associated with the development of renal hypoperfusion?SepsisHypertensionHemorrhageNSAIDs30sEditDelete
- Q17True or False. A patient can appear hypervolemic (i.e. ascites from cirrhosis or edema due to CHF) while their acute kidney injury is due to renal hypoperfusion.TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q18A patient with pre-renal etiology AKI is most likely to present with which of the following urine outputs?250 mL/day100 mL/day50 mL/day1000 mL/day30sEditDelete
- Q19True or False. A FENa of <1% is indicative of pre-renal AKI.FalseTrue30sEditDelete
- Q20True or False. Muddy Brown casts are indicative of pre-renal AKI.FalseTrue30sEditDelete