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Hypertension and Kidney 1 Dr.Ruba Nashawati
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Statistics Hypertension is 2 nd cause of ESRD 2
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Statistics Uncontrolled HTN 18% develop ESRD over 10-15 year 3
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Stable Blood Pressure 5
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Kidney Brain Heart 6
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7 HTNconsequenceCKDcause
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How Does High Blood Pressure Cause Kidney Damage? How Does High Blood Pressure Cause Kidney Damage? 9
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1. Direct Effect On The Kidney 2. Side Effect Of Antihypertensive Drugs 10
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Kidneys are packed with Arteries 11
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12 HTN Artery Damage Decreased Filtration Electrolytes Fluid Disturbance Failure control BP
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HYPERTENTION CAUSES: 13
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1. Renal Insufficiency 2. Proteinuria 3. Hematuria 14
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New HTN Normal Renal Function Stage 1 CKD Stage 2 CKD 15
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Proteinuria 16
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MARKER of Vascular Disease and Cardiovascular Risk 6-40 % Primary HTN with AGE & DURATION 17
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18 15 - 30% Microalbuminuria 15 - 30% Microalbuminuria 2 - 5% Nephrotic Fewer Non-Nephrotic
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Hematuria 19
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18% Renal Insufficiency 20
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Histologically 21 Fibrotic Sclerotic Changes In GLOMERULUS And INTERSTITIUM
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2 Clinical & Histological Patterns 22
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BENIGN Nephrosclerosis MALIGNANT Nephrosclerosis 23
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Benign Nephrosclerosis 24
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Majority + Uncomplicated HTN Hyaline Arteriosclerosis Develop Slowly 25
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Without Overt Proteinuria. Renal Function Not Seriously Compromised 26
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Malignant Nephrosclerosis 28
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Severe HTN Acute Disruptive Vascular & Glomerular Injury 29
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Fibrinoid Necrosis & Thrombosis Renal Failure Develop Rapidly Without Therapy 30
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The pathogenetic determinants of Hypertensive Renal Damage 33
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load Systemic BP “load” transmitted The degree to which such load is transmitted to the renal vascular bed susceptibility barotrauma Local tissue susceptibility to any given degree of barotrauma 34
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Autoregulation Vasoconstriction Preglomerular Autoregulatory Vasoconstriction of the Preglomerular Vasculature 35
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Autoregulation Glomerular Hydrostatic Pressures maintained relatively Constant vasculature 36
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Even Damage Develop in Absence of Severe Hypertension Renal Damage Still Develop if there Is enhanced Transmission 38
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Antihypertensive Drug 40
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1. K 2. Long term 41
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1. K 2. Na 3. GFR 4. Lab test : Day 3 Week 2 42
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Don’t DEHYDRATION Don’t use them Except in Overload patient DEHYDRATION 43
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Furosemide KK Na Ca Cr 44
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HCTZ KK Na Ca U.Acide Lipids Glu Cr 45
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Spironolactone K 46
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47 TakeHomeMessagesTakeHomeMessages
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Control HTN ASAP and Keep an Eye on the Kidney 48
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