Drug-Induced Kidney Injury — Flashcards

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If a drug has _____ renal clearance than GFR, then drug is secreted in renal tubules.

_____ damage symptoms predominate in ethylene glycol poisoning

_____ is a radiopharmaceutical primarily excreted via tubular secretion and is used for dynamic renal scintigraphy (ERPF).

Zoledronate use has been associated with _____toxicity.

Livedo reticularis is a side effect of _____

Drugs with a _____ therapeutic index require therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM).

Classification of Adverse drug reactions (ADRs): - Type A: _____ - Type B: Bizarre - Type C: Chronic - Type D: Delayed - Type E: End of use - Type F: Failure

Which group of modified penicillins is especially associated with Acute Interstitial Nephritis (AIN)? _____

If a patient taking penicillin manifests with mild fever, myalgia or arthralagias, and the following rash, they are demonstrating what side effect? _____

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Substances that can be removed by hemodialysis (Mnemonic: I STUMBLE): _____

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Flashcard 1: If a drug has _____ renal clearance than GFR, then drug is secreted in renal tubules.

Answer: more::more/less

Flashcard 2: _____ damage symptoms predominate in ethylene glycol poisoning

Answer: Kidney

Flashcard 3: _____ is a radiopharmaceutical primarily excreted via tubular secretion and is used for dynamic renal scintigraphy (ERPF).

Answer: Tc-99m MAG3 (Mercaptoacetyltriglycine)

Flashcard 4: Zoledronate use has been associated with _____toxicity.

Answer: nephro

Flashcard 5: Livedo reticularis is a side effect of _____

Answer: amantadine

Flashcard 6: Drugs with a _____ therapeutic index require therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM).

Answer: narrow

Extra: Mnemonic for Narrow Therapeutic Index (NTI) drugs: **W**atch **T**he **D**rug **L**evels **P**lease **A**lways (**W**arfarin, **T**heophylline, **D**igoxin, **L**ithium, **P**henytoin, **A**minoglycosides).

Flashcard 7: Classification of Adverse drug reactions (ADRs): - Type A: _____ - Type B: Bizarre - Type C: Chronic - Type D: Delayed - Type E: End of use - Type F: Failure

Answer: Augmented

Flashcard 8: Which group of modified penicillins is especially associated with Acute Interstitial Nephritis (AIN)? _____

Answer: Dicloxacillin, Nafcillin, Oxacillin

Flashcard 9: If a patient taking penicillin manifests with mild fever, myalgia or arthralagias, and the following rash, they are demonstrating what side effect? _____

Answer: Hypersensitivity Vasculitis (Cutaneous Small Vessel Vasculitis)

Flashcard 10: Substances that can be removed by hemodialysis (Mnemonic: I STUMBLE): _____

Answer: Isopropanol, Salicylates, Theophylline, Uremia, Methanol, Barbiturates, Lithium, Ethylene glycol

Extra: The mnemonic **I STUMBLE** is commonly used for dialyzable substances: - **I**: Isopropanol - **S**: Salicylates - **T**: Theophylline - **U**: Uremia - **M**: Methanol - **B**: Barbiturates (long-acting, e.g., Phenobarbital) - **L**: Lithium - **E**: Ethylene glycol **Criteria for Dialyzability:** 1. Low Molecular Weight 2. Low Volume of Distribution (Vd) 3. Low Protein Binding 4. High water solubility

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