1 - Renal and Hepatic Conditions

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what are the 3 renal considerations in dentistry

renal failure

renal dialysis

renal transplants

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this condition is characterized by the kidney not being able to filter waste and excess fluid from the blood

renal failure

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with renal failure, dangerous levels of fluid, waste, and _____ build up in the body

electrolytes

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renal failure is preceded by

chronic kidney disease (turns into this)

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causes of chronic kidney disease

uncontrolled Type I and Type II Diabetes

poorly controlled hypertension

inflammation of glomeruli

inflammation of kidney tubules

urinary tract obstruction

recurrent kidney infections

drug related: NSAIDS, antibiotics, ace inhibitors etc

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complications of chronic kidney disease

fluid retention in arms, legs, lungs

hypertension

increased K levels

Anemia

weak bones

CNS damage

decreased immune resonse (lack of proteins - instead being excreted in urine)

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what are the 3 types of tests to determine kidney disease

blood tests

urinalysis

imaging - ultrasound, CT

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In a blood test for kidney disease, levels of ____ and ____ are examines

creatinine and urea

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urinalysis for kidney disease detects presence of ____ or ___ in the urine that should not be there

glucose

protein

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the Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) test measures the amount of ____ in your blood that comes from the wate product ______

nitrogen

urea

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urea is a byproduct of ____ ____, it is made in the liver and excreted in the urine

protein metabolism

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higher than normal BUN levels may indicate ____ ____

kidney disease (higher than 24mg/dl)

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the creatinine test measures the amount of _____ in your blood, which is a byproduct of _____ ____ and is removed from the blood via the kidney

creatinine

protein metabolism

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higher than normal creatinine levels may indicate ____ ____

kidney disease (higher than 1.3mg/dl)

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as kidney disease progresses, GFR ______

decreases

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for management of individuals with on renal dialysis, we want to avoid drugs that depend on ____ ____ or excretion. If needed adjust dosage to prevent toxicity

renal metabolism

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for patients on renal dialysis, we want to avoid the use of _____ drugs

nephrotoxic - NSAIDS, aminoglycoside, - injures the kidneys

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for patients on dialysis, we want to defer oral surgery until ____ after dialysis

one day

condition is optimized and heparin is removed

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renal transplant patients usually take _______ and _____ drugs to prevent transplant rejection

corticosteroids

immunosupressive

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for patients that have undergone renal transplant we shoudl consult their physician regarding need of adjustment of ______

corticosteroids

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for patients with renal transplant history we want to provide ______ coverage to decrease risk of infection due to immunosupression drugs

antibiotics

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for patients with history of renal transplant, they may have _____ ____ secondary to their immunosupressive drugs

gingival hypertrophy - swelling of the gums

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for patients with renal transplant history we want to beware of
________

hypertension

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what can be the causes for hepatic disese

  1. infectious disease (viral hepatitis)

  2. alcohol/drug abuse

    1. vscular congestion (CHF, chronci hypertension)


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this is the biliary blickage that can lead to elevated bilirubin the blood

Jaundice

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individuals with Hepatic disease will have reduced production of ____ ___ dependent clotting factors (II, VI, IX, X)

vitamin K

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individuals with Hepatic disease will have decreased ____ ____

drug metabolism - easy for these patients to overdose

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individuals with Hepatic disease will have decreased ____ and ____ ___ production

carbohydrate

amino acid

  • due to liver disease and can lead to hypoglycemia and hypoproteinemia


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individuals with Hepatic disease may experience ______ secondary to portal hypertension and can cause thrombocytopenia

hypersplenism

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individuals with Hepatic disease have decreased ______ which leads to ____ bleeding time

platelets

increased

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what liver enzymes will be elevated if sever liver disease is suspected (3)

ALT

AST

ALP

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if a patient is suspected to have severe liver disease, their ____ will be elevated due to breakdown of RBC

bilirubin

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____ and ___ ____ will be decreased in patients with severe liver disease

albumin and total protein

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causes for patients with seizure disorder

alcohol withdrawl

high fever

hypoglycemia

TBI

unknown cause

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for patients with seizures we want to reduce ____ as much as possible and want to keep procedures ___

stress - can increase risk of a seizure

short

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this condition is characterized by excess amounts of circulating T3 and T4

hyperthyroidism

<p>hyperthyroidism</p>
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this is the most common type of hyperthyroidism and is an autoimmune disease and has enlargement of the entire gland. Most common in 20-40 year old women

Graves Disease

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this form of hyperthyroidism is an abnormal growth of cells which form a lumo or lumos in an enlarge thyoid gland. More common in older women and is the most common thyroid lesion

nodular goiter

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a small percentage of nodular goiters produce ______

hyperthyroidism

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this is a well defined lump in the thryoid gland

thyroid adenoma

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symptoms of hyperthyroidism

fine, brittle hair

sweating, heat intolerance

tachycardia, palpations, afib

weight loss

emotional liability, mood swings

exophthalmos - buldging eyes


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hyperthyroidism creates a ____ state

hypermetabolic

  • why there is weight loss


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for patients with hyperthyroidism we should delay treatment until the thyroid dysfunction is ____ ____

well controlled

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for hyperthyroid patients do we need to limit epi?

yes

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this is a sudden release of thyroid hormones subsequent to stress/catecholamine, infection

thyroid storm

  • restlessness

  • fever

  • delerium

  • high systolic BP
    increased HR
    cardiac failure


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for pregnant patients do we need to delay tx?

yes, until after delivery if possible - otherwise second trimester is the preferred time to perform surgery

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for pregnant patients keep _____ to a minimum

radiograhs

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for pregnant patients we want to avoid the ____ position to prevent inferior vena cava compression and bladder compression

supine

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vena cava compression can cause ____ and _____

hypotension and tachycardia