Anatomy and Physiology
This renal tubule reabsorbs 65% of sodium.
What is the Proximal convoluted tubule?
This opioid metabolite is more potent than the parent drug, which could cause respiratory depression.
What is Morphine-6-glucuronide?
Complications happen when a gravitational gradient exists between the prostate vein and the heart.
What is Air Embolism/Venous Embolism?
This irrigation solution is avoided due to cell lysis.
What is Distilled?
Part of the kidney that is vulnerable to ischemia.
What is Vasa Recta?
Nimbex is eliminated by this process.
What is Hoffman?
Patient reports foot drop after TURP.
What is Common Peroneal Nerve Injury?
The height of the irrigation fluid at the beginning of TURP to minimize absorption.
What is < 30cm above the OR table?
The kidneys receive a certain amount of cardiac output.
What is 20-25%?
Formation of a nephrotoxic substance occurs when Sevoflurane is administered in a low flow state.
What is Compound A?
Name the classic triad of TUR Syndrome in an awake patient.
What are Increased Pulse Pressure, Bradycardia, and Mental Status change?
Acute Kidney Injury occurs more often when warm ischemic time is _____?
What is > 30 mins?
20% of plasma enters this arteriole for filtration.
What is an Afferent arteriole?
Results from the overly rapid correction of low sodium levels in the blood (hyponatremia) with hypertonic solution.
What is central pontine myelinolysis?
What constitutes (volumes) Fractional Residual Capacity (FRC)?
What is Expiratory Reserve Volume (ERV) + Residual Volume (RV)?
What potential risk is associated with spinal anesthesia during a TURP procedure?
What is the increased absorption of irrigation fluid?