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ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY (treatment (hyponatremia (Fluid restriction, Na<120…

- - - - Furosemide 2-4mg/kg/single dose IV, if no response occurs a second dose of max. 10mg/kg/24hr
        
        Mannitol 0,5g/kg over 30 minutes as a single dose (risk of toxicity)
        
        Dopamine (2-5μg/kg/min) – in the absence of hypertension
- - - - increased echogenicity (ATN)
        
        loss of corticomedullary differentiation (cortical necrosis)
        
        enlarged kidneys
        
        stones/tumor in urinary tract
      - small kidneys of chronic kidney disease, or large, bright kidneys with loss of cortical medullary differentiation typical of an acute process.
- - - - renal underperfusion -> early vasoconstriction leading to tubular cell necrosis
      - commonly reversible
    - - severe vascular compromise leading to atrerial or venous thrombosis
      - permanent loss of renal function (tissue death)