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    RENAL

    FAILURE

    Prepared by:

    Alhane Ann Enriquez

    Pathophysiology - MAN

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    INCIDENCE

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    INCIDENCE

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    RENAL FAILURE

    Abrupt in onset

    Reversible

    Causes:

    Prerenal Intrarenal

    Postrenal

    End result of thedamage to thekidneys

    Irreversible

    destruction

    Acute Renal FailureChronic Renal Failure

    Failure to remove metabolic end-products from the

    blood and regulate the fluid, electrolyte and pH balanceof the ECF.

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    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

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    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

    Diabetes It is the most common

    cause of kidney failure,accounting for nearly 44percent of new cases.

    Almost 40% of newdialysis patients havediabetes, making it thefastest growing riskfactor for kidney

    disease. Type 2diabetes is the numberone cause of kidneyfailure

    Source: United States Renal DataSystem. USRDS 2007 Annual Data

    Report.

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    o Hypertensiono is a major factor in the development of kidney problems in

    people with diabetes.

    High bloodpressure

    Renal tubularperfusion

    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

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    o Atherosclerosis

    o deposition of various fatty substances on the liningsof the arteries carrying blood; hence, causing

    hardening of the arteries.

    Hardening of thearteries

    Blood supply tothe kidneys

    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

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    o Overuse of Painkillers and Allergic Reactionsto Antibiotics

    o Heavy use of painkillers containing ibuprofen, or

    naproxen have been linked to interstitial nephritis, akidney inflammation that can lead to kidneyfailure.

    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

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    o Drug Abuseo Use of certain nonprescription drugs, such as heroin

    or cocaine, can damage the kidneys, and may leadto kidney failure

    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

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    Other factors:

    a. Family History of Kidney Disease

    b. Premature Birth

    c. Age

    d. Trauma or Accident

    e. Certain Disease

    PREDISPOSING FACTORS

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    Prerenal Intrarenal Postrenal

    A rapid decline in renal function sufficient toincrease blood levels of nitrogenous wastes andimpair fluid and electrolyte balance.

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    INTRARENAL (ACUTE TUBULARNECROSIS)

    THREE PHASES: Oliguric phase (lasting for 36 hours)

    characterized by further damage to the renaltubular wall and membranes

    Diuretic Phase source of obstruction has been removed but the

    residual scarring and edema of the renal tubulesremains.

    Recovery Phase edema decreases, the renal tubules begin to function

    adequately

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    INTRARENAL (ACUTE TUBULARNECROSIS)

    Causes:Acute Tubular Necrosis

    prolonged renal ischemia

    exposure to nephrotoxic drugs, organicsolvents

    acute renal disease (acuteglomerulonephritis)

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    Tubule cell injury

    Loss of cell

    polarity Detachment

    Nadelivery

    Vasoconstriction

    Luminalobstruction

    IntratubularpressureHPN

    GFR OLIGURIA

    Edema

    K

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    Causes:Bilateral ureteral obstruction

    Bladder outlet obstruction

    POSTRENAL FAILURE

    Obstruction ofurine outflow

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    known as End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)

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    Stages:

    GFR

    1. Renal Impairment 40 50% of normal

    2. Renal Insufficiency 20% to 50%of normal

    3. Renal Failure < 20% of normal

    4. End-stage renal disease < 5% of normal

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    Renal Failure

    Sodium andwater balance

    Elimination ofnitrogenous wastes

    Erythropoietinproduction

    Acid-basebalance

    HPN

    Vascularvolume

    HeartFailure Uremia

    Edema

    GImanifestation

    s

    Neurologicmanifestation

    s

    Sexualitydysfunction

    Anemia

    Acidosis

    Coagulopathies

    Skeletalbuffering

    Osteodystrophies

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    THANK YOU!

    On every thorn, delightful wisdom grows,In every rill a sweet instruction flows.

    -Edward Young


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