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Title: Nephrologic Emergencies


1
Nephrologic Emergencies
2
Case 1
  • 81 y/o WF with poor responsiveness
  • Family couldnt wake her up
  • Saw FP day before and felt OK
  • Squad found her unresponsive
  • Monitor in squad showed HR 30
  • Transcutaneous pacing initiated

3
Case 1
  • In ER, HR 20 without pacer
  • Atropine given without improvement
  • EKG with 3rd degree AV Block
  • Transvenous pacer placed
  • Labs sent, foley placed
  • Respiratory failure and intubated

4
EKG
5
Case 1- Past Medical History
  • CKD with Cr 1.9
  • HTN
  • Afib
  • Cirrhosis- cause unknown
  • Paracentesis this week for ascites

6
Case 1- Meds
  • Cardizem CD 300mg QD
  • Lasix 40mg QD
  • Digoxin 0.125mg QD
  • Enulose 15cc QD
  • Remeron 30mg QD
  • Aldactone 100mg QD
  • Neutraphos K 1 packet TID

7
Case 1
  • BP dropped and dopamine initiated
  • Labs
  • ABG 7.08/23/273/6.9 on vent
  • CK 56, troponin 0.11
  • Na 131 K 8.3 Cl 100 CO2 9 AG 22
  • BUN 34 Cr 4.7
  • Dig 2.3 Phos 12.1 Mag 2.4

8
Case 1
  • Bicarb, D50, Insulin
  • Albuterol 4 puffs
  • Kayexalate 30 gm
  • Digibind 1 vial
  • Repeat K and ABG
  • Nephrology contacted

9
Case 1
  • Family gave consent for hemodialysis
  • Catheter placed, transferred to ICU
  • Hemodialysis on 0 K bath x1 hr then 2 K
  • During dialysis rhythm became Afib in 90s
  • TV Pacer turned off

10
Case 1
  • Admission day
  • 0530 K 8.3
  • 0730 K 7.5
  • 1200 K 4.5
  • 1300 K 4.3
  • Next morning
  • 0500 K 4.2

11
Case 1 Summary
  • Renal function improved to Cr1.9 with hydration
  • DCd off neutraphos and aldactone
  • Synthroid started for TSH 50.09
  • Outpt followup for cirrhosis

12
Case 2
  • 65 y/o WF found unresponsive
  • Had been depressed due to poor health
  • History of alcoholism requiring admissions
  • Various bottles of alcohol at scene per squad

13
Case 2
  • In ER completely unresponsive
  • Vitals stable but no gag
  • Intubated for airway protection
  • Physical exam unremarkable except
  • Thin, mildly malnourished
  • open ulcers on legs
  • Lungs scattered rhonci

14
Case 2
  • Past Medical History per niece
  • Diabetes mellitus
  • Chronic leg ulcers
  • HTN
  • Alcoholism
  • Tobacco abuse
  • Depression

15
Case 2- Meds
  • Glucotrol XL 10 mg QD
  • Altace 5mg QD
  • Zoloft 50mg QD
  • Recently finished antibiotic for leg ulcers
  • Home remedy- rubbing alcohol for legs

16
Case 2- Labs
  • ABG 7.29/32/365/17
  • Na 130 K 3.9 Cl 108 CO2 14
  • Glu 78 BUN 31 Cr 1.1 AG 8
  • Acetone neg
  • Lactic acid 1.3

17
Case 2
  • DOA neg, ASA neg
  • EtOH 0.86

18
Case 2
  • Why doesnt this make sense?
  • Metabolic (and respiratory) acidosis
  • Nongapped with neg acetone, neg lactate
  • Ethanol should give a gapped acidosis

19
Case 2
  • Calculated serum osmolality 275
  • 2Na Glu/18 BUN/2.8
  • Measured serum osmolality 353
  • Osmolal gap 78
  • Normal osmolal gap lt10

20
Case 2- Increased Osmolal Gap
  • Ethanol
  • Ethylene glycol
  • Methanol
  • Isopropyl alcohol
  • All should have an increased anion gap also
  • except isopropyl

21
Case 2
  • Review of history-
  • Pt was found with various bottles of alcohol
  • Mostly vodka, some isopropyl
  • When sober, would wipe legs ulcers with isopropyl
  • When drunk, apparently would drink it

22
Case 2
  • Pt emergently dialyzed x 8 hrs
  • Isopropyl, methanol, ethylene glycol levels sent
    out

23
Case 2- Summary
  • Pt began to wake up at end of dialysis
  • Extubated the following day
  • No long term neurologic adverse effects
  • Renal function remained stable
  • Psych and crisis evaluations

24
Case 3
  • 68 y/o AAM sent in from chronic hemodialysis unit
    where staff noticed
  • a diffuse red rash/discoloration to skin of
    chest and face
  • Hypertension uncharacteristic for this patient
    did not respond to clonidine 0.2 mg)
  • Decreased mental staus

25
Case 3
  • PMH ESRD, DM2, PVD, HTN, CAD
  • PSH b/l BKA, CABG, PTCA (8 months prior), Left
    UE A/V fistula, Penile implant
  • All NKDA
  • Soc married, no tobacco/EtoH, independent, high
    functioning

26
Case 3
  • Meds
  • Phoslo 667 mg I TID meals
  • Nephrocaps QD evening meal
  • Accupril 10mg QD
  • Atenolol 12.5 mg BID
  • ECASA QD
  • Glucotrol XL 2.5 mg qd
  • Tylenol, Lomotil PRN
  • Viagra 50 mg PRN

27
Case 3
  • Exam T-98, P-95, R-22, 170/63
  • Skin diffuse redness to face, chest, hands
    (palmar) no macules, papules, ecchymosis,
    discrete lesions
  • HEENT lips swollen, poss periorbital edema
  • H RRR, L clear
  • Abd soft, nontender, no hepatospleenomegaly, no
    rebound
  • Ext L a/v fistula thrill/bruit

28
Case 3
  • ABG 7.43/43/54/29/88 on Room air
  • CBC
  • WBC 10.4
  • RBC 1.21
  • Hgb 7.0
  • HCT 11.0
  • MCV 86
  • PLT 69,000
  • Sample is grossly hemolyzed

29
Case 3
  • Na-139, K-3.8, Cl-102, HCO3-29
  • BUN-38, Cr-6.0
  • Glu 424
  • CPK-545, CK-MB-22.8 (4)
  • Troponin I 2.7

30
Case 3
  • Differential for Hemolysis
  • Liver disease
  • Hypersplenism
  • Infection (Clostridial sepsis, babesiosis,
    malaria, bartonella, E. coli O157)
  • Microangiopathies (TTP/HUS, Valvular prosthesis)
  • Autoimmune (warm/cold Ab)
  • Infusions IVIg, Rhogam, Hypotonic saline, blood
    transfusion
  • Oxidant agents dapsone, nitrites, snake bites
  • Hemoglobinopathies, Enzyme deficiencies, membrane
    deficiencies

31
Case 3
  • More lab results
  • Albumin 3.1
  • Total bilirubin 13.9, indirect 12.6
  • Retic 3.2
  • AST-238, ALP-43, ALT-37, GGTlt8
  • LDH 4591
  • Haptoglobin 36 (49-297)
  • Myoglobin - 2017

32
Case 3
  • Intravascular hemolysis, thrombocytopenia,
    altered mental status in a renal failure patient
  • Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia Purpura
  • Pt received therapuetic plasmapheresis (TPE)
    alternating with hemodialysis. Stabilized in 4-5
    days. Suffered NQWMI day one

33
Case 4
  • 62 y/o CM presents with confusion and altered
    mental status
  • Family states he was normal yesterday but has
    been unable to clear the cobwebs today. Seems
    as though he is getting progressively more sleepy
    as the day goes on.
  • PMH DM2 diet controlled, HTN
  • PSH Appy, L femur fx with internal fix
  • All - NKDA

34
Case 4
  • Soc retired school teacher, married,
    independent, Tobbaco 60 pack-years, EtoH-social
    (daily)
  • Meds
  • Accuretic 10/12.5 md QD
  • ASA QD

35
Case 4
  • Exam T-98.6 P-88 R 14 140/80 80kg
  • Neuro sleepy, follows simple commands, poor
    historian, communications are incoherent. Pupils
    are 4 mm, equal and reactive. Neck supple.
    Reflexes brachial/patellar normal.
  • H-RRR, no JVD, L-slight expiratory wheeze left
  • Abd soft nontender no HSM
  • Ext no edema

36
Case 4
  • CT Head normal
  • ABG 7.41/40/98/25/99 on room air
  • Na-108, K-3.2, CL-76, HCO3-23,
  • BUN 23, Cr-0.8
  • Glu-96
  • CXR left upper lobe peripheral density
  • Sosm 226, Uosm 560 mosm/kg

37
Case 4
  • Hyponatremia
  • Hypo-osmolar, Euvolemic, but this patient has
    neurologic manifestations
  • Treatment
  • Restoration of serum sodium, goal 120Meq/L
  • Na deficit (120-108Meq/L)(0.6)(80kg)
  • 576 Meq of sodium needed to correct
  • One liter of 3 NaCl has 513 Meq Na
  • Correct 0.5 Meq/L each hour (12 Meq/L over 24
    hours)
  • Hang one liter NaCl 3 at 40 cc/hr through
    central line.
  • Monitor Na q2 hours, neuro checks
  • Investigate underlying cause
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