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prerenal ddx
true volume depletion
hypotension
edematous states
renal ischemA
renal ddx
acute tubular necrosis
acute interstitial nephritis
glomerulas dz
vasuclitis
postrenal
obstructive uropathy
urinanalysis in pre-renal
low sodium (bc kidney is holding onto it) and fairly clean (no proteinuria, hematuria, etc)
when to calculate FeNa
oliguria < 400-500ml or anuria <100 ml
FeNa =
U/P sodium x U/P creatinine x 100 = Una x Pcr x 100 / Pna x Ucr
when might FeNa not be accurate
when the pt is on a diuretic; use FEurea instead (Uurea x Pcr) x 100 / Purea x Ucr
red dipstick w/o rbc on analysis

(lots of blood by dipstick, no blood on analysis)
rhabdomyolysis (loss of myoglobin) or HUS (loss of hemoglobin)
renal tubular cells and rtc casts/muddy
ATN
white cell casts
cystitis, pyelonephritis, AIN

if negative urine culture = allergic interstitial nephritis (order hansen stain for eosinophils)
rbc casts
trauma, foley, stones, bladder CA, coag., infection, GN
dysmorphic rbc cast/protein
GN, vasculitis
protein/lipiduria (no cells)
glomerular
maltese cross
lipid droplets; indicates lipiduria
bladder neck obstruction ddx
BPH or malignancy, neuropathy, anticholinergic medication (anticholinergic)
ureteral obstruction ddx
stones, clots, puts, retroperitoneal fibrosis, lymphadenopathy, malignancy
post-renal ARF diagnosis
ultrasound; might miss "encased" kidneys such as severe retroperitoneal fibrosis
Tx for postrenal ARF
foley catheter to relieve backed up urine
playing odds for acute renal failure
ATN 2nd to ischemia, sepsis, hypotension, nephrotoxins (myoglobin, hemoglobin, benz jones proteins,