Manajemen Nutrisi Pada Penyakit Ginjal

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1 Manajemen Nutrisi Pada Penyakit Ginjal
Sumber : Kuliah Gizi Nutritional Management on Kidney Diseases by DR. dr. Haerani Rasyid, M. Kes,SpPD ,K-GH, Sp.GK,Nutrition Department /Nephrology Div School of Medicine Hasanuddin University Makassar 2011

2 Tujuan Umum Tujuan khusus
Mahasiswa mampu menjelaskan manajemen nutris pada penyakit ginjal Tujuan khusus Mahasiswa mampu menjelaskan manajemen nutrisi pada penyakit Sindrom Nefrotik, GGA, GGK, Batu Ginjal

3 Fungsi Ginjal Functions Bone Structure Vitamin D Activation
Calcium Balance Blood Formation Erythropoietin Synthesis Cardiac Activity Potassium Balance Regulation of Blood pH Recovery of Bicarbonate Blood Pressure Water Balance Sodium Removal Metabolic End Products Removal of Urea, Creatinine etc. Functions

4 Peran nutrisi pada penyakit ginjal
To prevent or reverse associated malnourished states To minimize the adverse effect of substances that are inadequately excreted Favorably affect the progression and outcome of kidney disease

5 Dukungan nutrisi pada penyakit ginjal
Energy kcal/kg BW - to avoid weight loss Protein - Renal disease  proteinuria - Uremia - restricting protein intake Energi: - Obes di berikan 25 kalori - Gizi buruk di berikan kalori Cairan: Insensibel water loss (rata2 jumlah kehilangan cairan tubuh) Potasium: hati2 bisa hiperkalemi (hati2 konsumsi vitamin K)

6 Lipids - Aggressively lowering lipids profile (?) Fluids and electrolytes - Sodium (1-3g/day) and Water ( 500 ml+UO+IWL) - Potassium  Hyperkalemia (!) - Phosporus, Calsium,magnesium

7 Vitamins (?) - poor oral intake - decrease renal reabsorption - losses from dialysis Trace elements - iron deficiency ( poor oral intake/intestinal absorption, laboratory, occult GIT 0  ERYTROPOIETIN

8 Sindrom Nefrotik Patogenesis Loss of glom barrier to protein
Hipoalbuminemia Hiperkolesterolemia Hiperkoaguability Abnormal bone metabolisme Causa: Primer Secunder

9 CLINICAL SYMPTOM: Oedem, hematuri, proteinuria, hipoalbuminemia, azotemia ( NH++ >>), oligouri ( < 600cc). NUTRITION CARE Energi Range 35 – 60 /kg BB/hr Protein 0,8 – 1 gr Fat Moderate Na+ Moderate K Monitoring -hipokalemia

10 Goal MAINTAIN OPTIMAL NUTRITION MAINTAIN NUTRITIONAL STORES
MINIMIZE DISEASE METABOLISM PREVENT PROGRESSIVITAS OF DISEASE SLOW DIALYSIS OCCURANCE

11 GGA GGA Penurunan fungsi ekskresi akumulasi air Elektrolit
Penurunan fungsi mendadak Penurunan fungsi regulasi Penurunan fungsi ekskresi Gangguan Metabolisme Regulasi tekanan darah Eskresi sisa metabolisme Keseimbangan elektrolit Regulasi hormonal akumulasi air Elektrolit toksin uremi

12 PERUBAHAN METABOLIK PADA GGA
Penurunan fungsi ekskresi Infeksi dan penyembuhan ` Penurunan status nutrisi penurunan fungsi mendadak Peningkatan produksi dan penurunan klirens Meningkatkan katabolisme Penurunan fungsi regulasi sisa metabolik, sitokin protease dan hormone katabolik, Gangguan transport oksigen dan nutrient akumulasi air Elektrolit toksin uremi perubahan metabolik asidosis metabolik perubahan respon glikemik

13 Perlu energi lebih banyak
GGA Keadaan sakit kritis STRESS METABOLIK Perlu energi lebih banyak KOMPENSASI metabolisme Glukosa ↑ Glikogenolisis Glukoneogenesis lipolisis resistensi insulin, ↑ hormon "anti‑insulin" Glukcagon Katekolamin glukokartikoid HIPERKATABOLISME

14 akumulasi toksin uremi.
HIPERKATABOLISME Gangguan Imunitas Daya Tahan tubuh peningkatan katabolisme protein  keseimbangan nitrogen negatif Infeksi akumulasi toksin uremi. survival rate

15 Metabolisme energi dan kebutuhan energi
Metabolisme air, elektrolit dan asam basa,  perubahan “milieu interieur” protein dan asam amino, karbohidrat serta lipid. reaksi pro-inflamasi dan sistim antioksidasi. merupakan komplikasi dari sepsis, trauma atau kegagalan multi organ. Perubahan-perubahan metabolisme oleh penyakit yang mendasarinya dan/atau disertai komplikasi adanya disfungsi organ lain ditentukan oleh tipe dan intensitas terapi pengganti ginjal Chan, Curr Opin Clin Nutr Metab Care 2004:207

16 Metabolisme karbohidrat
Terkait hiperglikemia Penyebab utama : resistensi insulin. peningkatan konsentrasi insulin plasma dan aktivasi proses glukoneogenesis di hepar terutama dari konversi pelepasan asam amino selama katabolisme protein Cano, Clin Nutrition 2006;25:

17 kegagalan proses lipolisis
Metabolisme lipid kegagalan proses lipolisis ↓ aktifitas lipoprotein lipase perifer dan trigliserida lipase hepar hipertrigliseridemia dan penurunan kolesterol total serta Penurunan kolesterol LDL Cano, Clin Nutrition 2006;25:

18 Metabolisme protein/asam amino
aktivasi katabolisme protein, pelepasan asam amino yang berlebihan dari otot skelet dan terjadi keseimbangan nitrogen negatif, peningkatan ekstraksi asam amino di hepar dari sirkulasi, peningkatan glukoneogenesis dan ureagenesis. Hati : sintesis protein perangsangan sekresi protein fase akut. plasma dan intra seluler : perubahan metabolisme asam amino non-esensialesensial klirens asam amino akan meningkat Toigo,Clin Nutrition 2000;281

19 Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:645-656
Faktor yang terlibat di dalam patogenesis katabolisme protein pada GGA (1) Suplai nutrient tidak adekuat Toksin uremik Faktor endokrin : Resistensi insulin Peningkatan sekresi hormon katabolisme Resisten terhadap berkurangnya sekresi faktor anabolik Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

20 Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:645-656
Faktor yang terlibat di dalam patogenesis katabolisme protein pada GGA (2) Sakit kritis/reaksi fase akut/respon inflamasi sistemik (sitokin) Asidosis metabolik Protease (ubiquitin proteasome system) Kehilangan substrat nutrisi karena TPG Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

21  valline, leucine, dan iso leucine
Kadar plasma asam amino rantai panjang (BCAA) menurun  valline, leucine, dan iso leucine Asidosis : menginduksi katabolisme BCAA mengaktivasi ATP-ubiquetin-dependent cytosolic proteolytic system,  menginduksi proteolisis otot dan  ↑ eksresi amonia di ginjal. Leverve,Acute Kidney Injury,2007:

22 Leverve,Acute Kidney Injury,2007:112-118
↓ produksi : threonine, lysine, dan serine gangguan hidroksilasi phenyl alanin  kadar tyrosine menurun Kadar Tryptopan menurun pada uremia ↑ glycine, citrolline, cystine, aspartate, methionine dan metylhistidine Leverve,Acute Kidney Injury,2007:

23 Mitch WE. Handbook of Nutrition and the Kidney, 2005
Essential AA Non-essential AA Special AA BCAA↓ valine ↓ ↓ leucine ↓ isoleucine ↓ threonine ↓ lysine ↓ serine ↓ decrease production oxidation in muscles metabolic acidosis defective phenylalanine hydroxylation KIDNEY FAILURE tyrosine ↓ glycine ↑ citruline ↑ cystine ↑ aspartate ↑ methionine ↑ methyl- histidine ↑ tryptophane ↓ reduce protein binding arginine ↓ Mitch WE. Handbook of Nutrition and the Kidney, 2005

24 Metabolisme mikronutrien
Kadar vitamin yang larut dalam air berkurang  TPG kegagalan aktivasi vitamin D3 ↓ kadar 25(OH)D3 dan 1,25-(OH)D3  hiperparatiroidisme sekunder. ↓ kadar vitamin E dan vitamin A , kadar vitamin K biasanya normal atau cenderung meningkat MNT, Nephrol Nursing J 2007

25 Metabolisme trace elements
tidak mengalami perubahan spesifik pada GgGA , penurunan kadar konsentrasi selenium di plasma dan eritrosit . sakit kritis, pemberian selenium : memperbaiki outcome menurunkan insidensi kejadian GgGA yang memerlukan tindakan TPG MNT, Nephrol Nursing J 2007

26 PENGARUH TERAPI PENGGANTI GINJAL (TPG) TERHADAP METABOLISME
Karena pemakaian yang berkesinambungan dan adanya pergantian cairan yang tinggi (fluid turnover), terapi ini memberikan : pengaruh negatif terhadap keseimbangan elektrolit dan nutrient. terdapat pembentukan reactive oxygen species Cano, Clin Nutrition 2006;25:

27 STATUS NUTRISI PADA AKI
Penderita sakit kritis dengan AKI  potensi kehilangan nutrien Evaluasi status nutrisi sulit  perubahan di dalam komposisi tubuh Protein Energy Wasting (PEW) Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

28 PENILAIAN STATUS NUTRISI
Biokimia (albumin dan prealbumin) ↓ berat badan ↓ massa otot ↓ asupan energi dan protein Subjective Global Assessment (SGA) Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

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30 Keseimbangan nitrogen Pemilihan jenis dan dosis nutrien
TUJUAN TERAPI NUTRISI PADA GGA Mempertahankan status nutrisi optimal Mencegah PEW Menghindari kelainan metabolisme lebih lanjut Memperbaiki fungsi imun Mengurangi akumulasi toksin uremia Keseimbangan nitrogen Pemilihan jenis dan dosis nutrien

31 Pemberian Nutrisi GGA tergantung:
Ada / tidak adanya komplikasi pd GgGA Kelainan Metabolisme karbohidrat Kelainan Metabolisme Lipid Kelainan Metabolisme Asam amino Metabolisme mikronutrien Metabolisme trace elements TPG

32 Nutrisi yang tidak adekuat :
Asupan nutrient yang optimal ditentukan oleh: - tingkat keparahan penyakit yang mendasarinya - komplikasi yang terjadi, - tingkat katabolisme, - status nutrisi - tipe dan frekuensi TPG Nutrisi yang tidak adekuat : Kontribusi dalam hilangnya massa tubuh pada GGA Penentu utama dari morbiditas dan mortalitas

33 PENATALAKSANAAN TERAPI NUTRISI PADA GGA
mengatasi gangguan fungsi ekskresi ginjal dan kelainan metabolisme beserta komplikasinya cara pemberian Jenis nutrien Jumlah kebutuhan nutrisi Pemilihan regimen terapi Ada/tidak oliguria atau anuria

34 JENIS DAN JUMLAH KEBUTUHAN NUTRISI PADA GgGA

35 Kebutuhan energi / kalori
GGA tanpa komplikasi, konsumsi oksigen sama dengan subjek yang sehat, adanya sepsis atau disfungsi multi organ terjadi peningkatan sekitar 25%. Ekspenditur energi ditentukan oleh penyakit yang mendasarinya tidak oleh gagal ginjal Pemberian kalori adekuat sangat penting  keseimbangan nitrogen menjadi positif. MNT, Nephrol Nursing J 2007

36 Komplikasi : overfeeding dibandingkan underfeeding
Sebaiknya : 20 sampai 30 kkal/kg BB/hari GgGA ringan : 35 kkal/kg BB/hari hipermetabolik : ekspenditur energi jarang melebihi 130% asupan energi tidak melebihi 30 kkal/kg BB/hari gangguan respirasi ( respiratory distress) + ventilator :  25 kkal/kg BB/hari

37 Pada keadaan GgGA : jumlah cairan perlu di batasi
 produksi urine yang rendah. pemilihan sumber kalori harus hemat cairan misalnya : glukosa hipertonis (70% dextrose) infus lipid (20%) asam amino (10-15%)

38 Kebutuhan asam amino/protein
GgGA ringan (risk) tanpa katabolik : tidak kurang dari 0,8 gr/kg BB/hari GgGA + TPG intermiten (IHD) : minimum 1,2 gr/kg BB/hari GgGA + Sakit kritis + TPG (CRRT) diperkirakan : protein catabolic rate (PCR) mencapai 1,5-1,7 gr/kg BB/hari, asam amino/protein : 1,4-1,7 gr/kg BB/hari Dapat > tinggi : 2,5 gr/kg BB/hari (kontroversi )

39 Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:645-656
Kebutuhan lipid Kalori dari lipid : 20-35% kalori total Pemberian parenteral 0,8 -1,2 g/kg bb/hari  10 – 30% emulsi lipid Pemeriksaan kadar trigliserida Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

40 Kebutuhan mikronutrien
Di ICU : formula enteral 1500 – 2000 kkal  Kebutuhan elektrolit cukup adekuat. Monitor kadar elektrolit plasma :  cegah refeeding syndrome Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

41 SODIUM : infus NaCl 0.45% Pada diet rendah sodium : NaCl 2 ‑ 4 gram/hari. kecenderungan terjadi asidosis metabolik : konsentrasi bikarbonat plasma dipertahankan > 20 mmol/l  diberikan 2 ‑ 4 gram tablet Natrium bikarbonat MNT, Nephrol Nursing J 2007

42 KALIUM GFR < 15 ml/menit : 30 ‑ 70 mEq/hari.
Bila kadar kalium > 6.5 mmol/liter Hindari asupan nutrisi yang mengandung banyak kalium.  pemberian "potassium binding anion exchenge resins". Bahan makanan harus selektif Regimen terapi nutrisi parenteral  monitor ketat pemberian cairan mengandung kalium MNT, Nephrol Nursing J 2007

43 VITAMIN defisiensi vitamin dan zat besi.
Defisiensi asam folat, piridoksin, vitamin C ,B complex  paling sering terjadi ↓kadar vit. D Vitamin K tidak membutuhkan suplementasi. ↑kadar vitamin A MNT, Nephrol Nursing J 2007

44 VITAMIN DAN MINERAL 100% DARI RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE (RDA)
IMMUNE MODULATING FORMULAE: ARGININ, GLUTAMINE, NUKLEOTIDA ANTIOKSIDAN, EPA, GLA

45 KEBUTUHAN NUTRISI PADA PENDERITA GGA (ESPEN)
Energi kkal/kg bb/hr Karbohidrat 3-5 (maks 7) gr/kg bb/hr Lemak 0,8-1,2 (maks 1,5) gr/kg bb/hr Protein (asam amino esensial dan non-esensial) Terapi konservatif 0,6-0,8 (maks 1,0) gr/kg bb/hr TPG (CRRT/SLED) ,0-1,5 gr/kgBB/hari TPG (CRRT/SLED) +hiperkatabolisme maks 1,7 gr/kg BB/hari Cano, Clin Nutrition 2006;25:

46 KEBUTUHAN NUTRIEN PASIEN AKI SELAMA CRRT
Micronutrient Losses/24mean valuces Daily PN, recommended intakes Range of doses provided by industrial PN supplement1 Chromium Copper Selenium Zinc Vitamin B1 Vitamin C Vitamin E 25 μmol 0.41 mg 110 μg 0.2 mg 4.1 mg 10 mg ND 15 μg mg 60 μg 6.5 mg 3 mg 100 mg 10 IU 10-15 μg mg 24-70 μg mg mg mg IU Chiolero, Acute Kidney Injury 2008:

47 Druml, J of Ren Nutrition 2005;15:63-70
Extent of Catabolism Mild Moderate Severe Excess urea appearance above nitrogen intake (g) > 5 5 – 10 > 10 Clinical setting (examples) Drug toxicity Elective surgery Sepsis ARDS, MODS Mortality (S) 20 60 > 80 Dialysis/CRRT, frequency Rare As needed Frequent Route of nutrien administration Oral Enteral and / or parenteral Enteral/parenteral Energy recommendation (kcal/kg body weight/day 20-25 25-30 Energy subtrates Glucose (g/kg bw/day) Fat (g/kg bw/day) Amino acidas/protein (g/kg/day) Glucose EAA(+NEAA) Glucose + fat EAA + NEAA Nutrient used Oral/enteral Parenteral Food Enteral formulas glucose 50-70% lipid 10-20% AA 6.5%-10% micronutrients Micronutrients Druml, J of Ren Nutrition 2005;15:63-70

48 CARA PEMBERIAN TERAPI NUTRISI PADA GGA
Secara Oral Nutrisi Enteral (tube feeding) Nutrisi Parenteral (NPE)

49 TERAPI GIZI ENTERAL NUTRITION PARENTERAL NUTRITION FOOD FORTIFICATION
ORAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT ENTERAL NUTRITION

50 Normal GI tract function ?
Fig. 1 - Decision tree for nutritional support in acute kidney injury (AKI) patients with protein-energy wasting (PEW) or at risk of PEW. GI = gastrointestinal. Normal GI tract function ? YES NO Enteral feeding Parenteral feeding Integration with parenteral feeding Are nutritional goals achieved? Peripheral (short-term with or without fluid restriction Central (long-term, fluid restriction, catabolism) Fiaccadori, J Nephrol 2008;21:

51 Terapi Nutrisi Secara Oral
pilihan pertama, penderita GgGA tanpa hiperkatabolik (kelompok 1). Awal : 40 gram protein (0.6 gr/kg BB/hari) Secara bertahap dinaikkan menjadi 0.8 gr / kg BB/hari jika kadar ureum < 100 mg/dL. hemodialisis atau dialysis peritoneal : protein sebaiknya dinaikkan menjadi 1,0-1,4 gr/kg BB/hari Druml, J of Ren Nutrition 2005;15:63-70

52 Nutrisi Enteral (tube feeding)
Sakit kritis Keuntungan : - mempertahankan fungsi gastro intestinal khususnya fungsi barier dari mukosa intestinal. - dapat menambah aliran plasma renal dan memperbaiki fungsi ginjal. Memperbaiki prognosis Druml, J of Ren Nutrition 2005;15:63-70

53 CARA PEMBERIAN EN KONTINYU: 10-25 mL/jam untuk12 jam pertama, dapat ditingkatkan menjadi 50 mL/jam 12 jam kedua Hari pertama1000 mL selama 24 jam, hari kedua 1500 mL selama 24 jam, hari ketiga sesuai kebutuhan INTERMITEN: mL SETIAP KALI PEMBERIAN, DIBERIKAN SELAMA MENIT, 5-8 KALI SEHARI

54 Nutrisi Parenteral (NPE)
sakit kritis : sering disertai dengan keluhan gastrointestinal seperti mual dan muntah,perdarahan SMBA kombinasi NPE dengan enteral atau oral Komposisi larutan nutrisi parenteral : glukosa, emulsi lipid, asam amino Druml, J of Ren Nutrition 2005;15:63-70

55 INDIKASI NUTRISI ORAL/ENTERAL INADEKUAT SELAMA 7-10 HARI
GIZI BURUK, NUTRISI ORAL/ENTERAL INADEKUAT SELAMA 3-5 HARI HEMODINAMIK STABIL SALURAN CERNA TIDAK BERFUNGSI ATAU HARUS DIISTIRAHATKAN

56 TOTAL PN (TPN) AKSES VENA SENTRAL VOLUME & KONSENTRASI TINGGI
KEBUTUHAN ENERGI TINGGI

57 PERIPHERAL PN (PPN) OSMOLARITAS ≤900 mOsml
PEMBERIAN JANGKA PENDEK: 7-10 HARI KEBUTUHAN ENERGI TIDAK TINGGI TIDAK ADA RESTRIKSI CAIRAN

58 Tujuan terapi nutrisi pada GGA adalah peningkatan survival
Ringkasan Terapi nutrisi rasional pd GGA bergantung kepada : Ada / tidak adanya komplikasi pd GGA Kelainan Metabolisme karbohidrat Kelainan Metabolisme Lipid Kelainan Metabolisme Asam amino Metabolisme mikronutrien dan trace elements TPG Seleksi penderita Cara pemberian dan komposisi nutrien Tujuan terapi nutrisi pada GGA adalah peningkatan survival

59 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE (PENYAKIT GINJAL KRONIK)

60 RISK FACTOR Diabetes Hypertension Autoimmune diseases
Systemic infections Exposure to drugs or procedures associated with acute decline in kidney function Recovery from acute kidney failure Age > 60 years Family history of kidney disease Reduced kidney mass (includes kidney donors and transplant recipients) RISK FACTOR

61 Clinical symptom Central nervous system Ophtamic changes
Gastrointestinal Dermatological Cardiovascular system Haematogical system Respiratory system Renal Osteodystrophy

62 Medical nutrition therapy
GOAL 1. ADEQUATE FOOD, NOT MAKE HEAVIER RENAL FUNCTION 2. DECREASED OF UREUM & CREATININ LEVEL 3. MINIMIZED SALT RETENSION REQUIREMENT 1. Low protein High Biologi value of Protein 2. Limitation of Salt ( Heavy HT, >> K, edema, Oligo /anurie) 3. Limitation of K (Glom function or prod urine << 400 cc) 4. Adequate food 5. >> fluid

63 VERY LOW PROTEIN  NEED KETO ACID ANALOGUES
These agent are transaminated in the liver by non essential amino acids to the corresponding essential amino acids which are then use for protein synthesis

64 Keto acid supplemented protein restriction diet should play a principle role in the treatment of patients with CKD because such diets Improve symptomes Maintains a good nutritional state Limits proteinuria Can delay the time until renal replacement therapy is needed.

65 Specific International Guidelines & Recommendation s for keto acid therapy
Low protein diet ( g/Kg b.w./dayCr Cl 50 ml/min/1.73 m2) Keto acid therapy indicated ml/min/1.73 m2) Low protein diet +keto acid gr/kg b.w./day Dosage of keto acid 0.1 gr/kg bw/day Daily energy intake of 35 kcal/kgb.w./day should be recommended Protein calories must be replaced by complex CH calories-not by lipid Am J Nephrol 2005;25(suppl1):1-28

66 Aims of Dietary protein restriction :
To slow the progression of kidney disease Minimize accumulation of uremic toxins Preserve protein nutritional status CKD stages 1-3 (GFR > 30 mL/min) : - Protein 0.75 g/kg/d CKD stages 4-5 (GFR < 30 mL/min) : - Protein 0.6 g/kg/d

67 MONITORING PROTEIN HOMEOSTASIS
1. Based on renal damaged indicator  higher / lower of muscle mass loss 2. Creatinine clearance Gfr renal damaged– low creatinin clearance pada renal failure level of creatine serum –high 3. SUN (SERUM UREA NITROGEN) OR BUN – indicator of renal function Stabil  PROTEIN DIET SUN increased  increased PROTEIN INTAKE. Dehidrasion / catabolic state ( operasi, burn, infection, fracture  drug catabolic: steroid LEVEL mg/dl  ACCEPTABLE >  uremia <  malnutrisi 4. Urea clearance  filtration capability

68 NUTRITION CARE NUTRIENT OLIGOURIE DIURETIC
1. ENERGY kcal/kg kcal/kg (High in trauma) (high in trauma) 2. CHO % - Need supplement - 3. PROTEIN ,5g/kg 80% HBV ,8 g/ kg or more 1-1,5 g/kg  dialysis If fasting 4. Fluid cc increasing as needed 5. Na mg/d replace losses 6. K mg/d replace losses 7. Fat = dialysis = dialysis

69 OPTIONS- THERAPY OF ESRD
CONSERVATIF MANAGEMENT 2. DIALYSIS A. HEMODIALISIS B. PERITONEAL-DIALISIS 3. TRANSPLANT

70 KONSERVATIF MANAGEMENT
LIMITATION SYMPTOM PREVENT IRREVERSIBLE RENAL DAMAGED 3. MAINTAIN OF HEALTH BEFORE DIALYSIS OR TRANSPLANTASION

71 TYPE OF DIALYSIS A. HEMODIALYS BY MACHINE ( venous )
3-4 hours /d, 3 – 4 x week B. PERITONEAL DIALYSIS Intermittent ( IPD) Continous ambulatory ( CAPD) Continous Cyclic

72 NUTRITION MANAGEMENT ON RENAL TRANSPLANTASION
ADEQUATE FOOD CHO 40 –50 % FROM TOTAL CALORIES PROTEIN gr ADJUST TO NORMAL LEVEL (LAB AND ELECKTROLYT BALANCE) LIMITATION OF Na+  gr / day K+ AS NEEDED

73 KIDNEY STONES This disease is not transmittable.
Kidney stones can develop when certain chemicals in urine form crystals that stick together. Stones may also develop from a persistent kidney infection. Drinking small amounts of fluids. More frequent in hot weather

74 Based on: Mader, S., Inquiry Into Life, McGraw-Hill
Kidney stones cause pain when they pass down the ureters to the bladder and urethra Main Idea(s) of This Slide - Extreme pain is common as the kidney stones travel down the ureters to the bladder. Based on: Mader, S., Inquiry Into Life, McGraw-Hill

75 Increased risk : Low urine volume, oxalate, uric acid, Sodium, acid PH, stasis, Calsium
Decreased risk : High urine volume and flow, citrate, glycoproteins, magnesium

76 Kidney Stones Basic cause is unknown
Factors relating to urine or urinary tract environment contribute to formation Present in 5% of U.S. women and 12% of U.S. men Major stones are formed from one of three substances: Calcium Struvite Uric acid (Cont’d…) Why are men more predisposed to stone formation? How does genetics relate to creation of kidney stones? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

77 Kidney Stones Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.
(…Cont’d) Compare and contrast the different appearances of the stones. Why is pain a primary manifestation with kidney stones? What parts of the kidney may have stones present? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

78 A. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR
1. CALSIUM ( 96%) N  eksresi 100 –175 mg hipersecresion  : high intake Ca, high Vit.D long imobilisasion, hiperparathyroid renal tubular asidosis, high calsiurie idiopatik Dietary factors associated with risk of calsium stones : Increased risk ( animal protein, oxalate, sodium ) Decreased risk ( calsium, potassium, Magnesium, fluid intake 2. CYSTEIN ( herediter ) homozygous cystinuria

79 Others : - Urid acid End product of purin metabolism - Struvite Magnesium ammonium phosphate, carbonate apatite  Triple phosphate or Infection stones

80 B. TRACTUS UROGENITAL CHANGED OF URINE PHYSICALLY
CHANGED OF URINE CONCENTRATION CHANGED OF URINE BALANCED

81 RECURRENT INFECTION C. MATRIX BATU ORGANIK DEFICIENCY OF VITAMIN A
( DESQUAMATION OF CEL EPITHEL) DOT CALCIFICATION RANDALL’S PLAQUE

82 Key Concepts Renal disease interferes with the normal capacity of nephrons to filter waste products of body metabolism. Short-term renal disease requires basic nutritional support for healing rather than dietary restriction. Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

83 Dual Role of the Kidneys
Kidneys make urine, through which they excrete most of the waste products of metabolism. Kidneys control the concentrations of most constituents of body fluids, especially blood. What are examples of metabolic waste products? How much fluid is filtered through the kidneys on a daily basis? What is a normal output of urine per day? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

84 Treatments for Kidney Stones
Small stones may pass with no pain Larger stones may pass but cause extreme of pain, requiring a lot pain medication Stones that are too large to pass may require surgical treatment including: using a ureteroscope to go up and snare the stone using a nephroscope to crush the stone and retrieve it using shock wave lithotripsy where a person is submerged in water containing shock waves to pulverize the stones Main Idea(s) of This Slide - Although smaller stones can pass with relatively little or no pain, larger stones often require medical attention. If the stone is small enough to pass, but large enough to cause sever pain, strong pain medication is prescribed. Stones that are too large to pass down the ureters must be handled differently. A ureteroscope can go up into the ureter and remove the stone mechanically. A nephroscope can go up into the kidney and crush the stone into smaller pieces that can pass out of the body. Lastly, shock wave lithotripsy is a treatment that involves submerging the patient in a bath of water that has strong shock waves moving through it. The shock waves pulverize the stones from outside of the body allowing the smaller pieces to pass out of the body.

85 Risk Factors Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.
What is the relationship between malnutrition and kidney stone formation? Why might certain medications contribute to stone formation? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

86 Calcium Stones 70%-80% of kidney stones are composed of calcium oxalate Almost half result from genetic predisposition Other causes: Excess calcium in blood (hypercalcemia) or urine (hypercalciuria) Excess oxalate in urine (hyperoxaluria) Low levels of citrate in urine (hypocitraturia) Infection What risk factors can be minimized by the patient? What does a calcium stone look like? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

87 Examples of Food Sources of Oxalates
Fruits: berries, Concord grapes, currants, figs, fruit cocktail, plums, rhubarb, tangerines Vegetables: baked/green/wax beans, beet/collard greens, beets, celery, Swiss chard, chives, eggplant, endive, kale, okra, green peppers, spinach, sweet potatoes, tomatoes Nuts: almonds, cashews, peanuts/peanut butter Beverages: cocoa, draft beer, tea Other: grits, tofu, wheat germ What types of kidney stones are related to oxalates? Should wine be avoided? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

88 Struvite Stones Composed of magnesium ammonium phosphate
Mainly caused by urinary tract infections rather than specific nutrient No diet therapy is involved Usually removed surgically Why isn’t diet therapy indicated? What are symptoms of a urinary tract infection? Why is surgery required? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

89 Other Stones Cystine stones Caused by genetic metabolic defect
Occur rarely Xanthine stones Associated with treatment for gout and family history of gout What is gout? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

90 Kidney Stones: Symptoms and Treatment
Clinical symptoms: severe pain, other urinary symptoms, general weakness, and fever Several considerations for treatment Fluid intake to prevent accumulation of materials Dietary control of stone constituents Achievement of desired pH of urine via medication Use of binding agents to prevent absorption of stone elements Drug therapy in combination with diet therapy What type of pain is it often likened to? (labor pain/cramps) What are pain management strategies for kidney stones? How is stone composition determined? What are binding agents? What types of medications are used in treatment? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

91 VARIATION DIET 1. LOW CALCIUM HIGH ASH CAID 2. HIGH DIET ASH ALKALIS 3. LOW PURINE DIET

92 Acid ash and alkaline ash diet
Dietary intake can influence the acidity or alkalinity of the urine The acid forming : chloride, phosphorus, sulfur ( high protein food, breads, cereal ) The base forming : sodium, potassium, calsium, magnesium ( Fruit, vegetables ) MILK ???

93 Nutrition Therapy: Calcium Stones
Low-calcium diet (approx. 400 mg/day) recommended for those with supersaturation of calcium in the urine and who are not at risk for bone loss If stone is calcium phosphate, sources of phosphorus (meats, legumes, nuts) are controlled Fluid intake increased Sodium intake decreased Fiber foods high in phytates increased What types of patients are at risk for bone loss? Why should fluid intake be increased? Should soda intake be reduced? What are food sources high in sodium? What are examples of high-fiber foods? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

94 LOW CALCIUM DIET HIGH ASH ACID
FLUID > cc/day Low calcium Limitation food intake contains: PROTEIN : milk, cheese, schrimp, crab, rilis, salt fish, sarden, animal brain, ren, liver, cor CHO : potatoes, sweet potatoes, cassava, biscuit, cake contain milk VEGETABLE : Spinach, mangkok leaf, melinjo leaf, papaya leaf, lamtoro leaf, cassava leaf, talas (taro) leaf, d.katuk leaf, kelor leaf, jtg pisang, melinjo, sawi, leunca FRUITS : All Fermented Fruits OTHERS : SOFT DRINK contains soda, alcohol, coclate, yeast

95 Low-Calcium Diet Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.
Provide an example of a low-calcium diet for a 24-hour period. Note what the total daily calcium intake should be. Why would distilled water be indicated? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

96 Nutrition Therapy: Uric Acid Stones
Low-purine diet sometimes recommended Avoid: Organ meats Alcohol Anchovies, sardines Yeast Legumes, mushrooms, spinach, asparagus, cauliflower Poultry How does this type of stone relate to gout? Provide examples of organ meats. What are examples of protein sources that are acceptable with this type of kidney stone? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

97 LIMIT FOOD SOURCES OF URIC ACID LOST WEIGHT TO IDEAL BODY WEIGHT
LOW PURINE DIET LIMIT FOOD SOURCES OF URIC ACID LOST WEIGHT TO IDEAL BODY WEIGHT

98 Nutrition Therapy: Cystine Stones
Low-methionine diet (essentially a low-protein diet) sometimes recommended In children, a regular diet to support growth is recommended Medical drug therapy is used to control infection or produce more alkaline urine Is this type of stone caused by a genetic disorder? Why does age determine dietary treatment? What are the different metabolic needs of children compared to adults? What is methionine? What medications are used as treatments and why? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

99 HIGH DIET ASH ALKALIS Especially for Cysteine stone and Uric acid
1. Fluid > 2500 cc/day 2. Low AA (contain Sulfur) 3. Vegetables < 300 gr/day 4. Fruit < 300 gr/day

100 General Dietary Principles: Kidney Stones
How do the different stone compositions affect nutrition therapy? What is an example of a low-calcium diet? What foods are high in purines? What is the acid/alkaline concept? Mosby items and derived items © 2006 by Mosby, Inc.

101 Diet & Fluid Advice High Fluid Intake Restrict Salt (Na)
Oxalate Restrict Avoid high intake of Purine food Increased citrus fruits may help If hypercalciuria restrict Ca intake Role of Potassium Citrate in preventing Cal Oxalate stone ds – KCit lowers urinary calcium whereas Na Citrate does not lower Calcium due to Sodium load

102 LIQUIDS Moderate Amounts : High Amounts : Apple Juice Cocoa
Beer Fresh Tea Coffee Cola FOODS : Almonds, Asparagus, Cashew Nuts, Currants, Greens, Plums, Raspberries, Spinach

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105 General measures to prevent recurrent stone formation
Increase fluid intake to maintain urine output of 2-3 l/day:  increase in urine sodium as a result of increased sodium intake. (Higher fluid intake alone will not prevent recurrent stones in patients with hypercalciuria) Decrease intake of animal protein ( ≤ 52 g/day): Reduces production of metabolic acids, resulting in a lower level of acid induced calcium excretion; increases excretion of citrate that forms a soluble complex with calcium; and reduces supersaturation with respect to calcium oxalate and limits the excretion of uric acid

106 Restrict salt intake ( ≤ 50 mmol/day of sodium chloride): Dietary and urinary sodium is directly correlated with urinary calcium excretion, and lower urinary excretion of sodium reduces urinary calcium excretion Normal calcium intake ( ≥ 30 mmol/day): Low calcium diets increase urinary oxalate excretion, which may result in more stone formation and possibly a negative calcium balance Decrease dietary oxalate: Reduce the intake of foods rich in oxalate—spinach, rhubarb, chocolate, and nuts Cranberry juice: Decreases oxalate and phosphate excretion and increases citrate excretion

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108 Low Purin Diet * Goal : 1. Eliminate uric acid development
2. Lost weight ----obese or maintain ideal body weight or normal weight

109 Requirement Low purin contain 120-150 mg
Adequate calorie, protein, mineral and vitamin High carbohydrate Mild fat High fluid

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111 Penilaian Kebutuhan Kalori
Sangat sulit BEE bisa meningkat Estimasi BEE: a. Indirect calorimetri b. Harris Benedict equation c. REE

112 Penilaian Kebutuhan Protein
Ekskresi nitrogen  Anjuran 1.5 – 2.2 g/kgBB/hari secara bertahap Pemantauan: NUU dan kreatinin urin Monitor: fungsi ginjal (ureum & kreatinin); fungsi hepar. BCAA dapat dipertimbangan Serum albumin dipertahankan diatas 2.2 g/dL.

113 Cara menghitung kebutuhan nitrogen
Berdasarkan sekresi urea pada urine [urinary urea nitrogen = UUN] Untuk ini dibutuhkan urine tampung 24 jam. Langkah2 yang harus dilakukan: Ukur UUN 24 jam Hitung total UUN dengan menggunakan rumus: Hitung asupan protein penderita/hari Hitung nitrogen balans dengan menggunakan rumus: Keterangan: asupan protein yang dikonversi ke Nitrogen = 6.25 UUN = 4 gr [rata-rata nitrogen yang dikeluarkan melalui urine]

114 Contoh: Seorang penderita yang mempunyai asupan protein 62.5 g/hari sekresi urin 500 mg/dl UUN dalam 2000 ml urine Maka: UUN = 500 x 2000/100 = mg atau 10 gr ΔN[g/hari] = [62.5/6.25] – [10 + 4] = 10 – 14 = - 4

115 Berdasarkan kebutuhan energi penderita:
tentukan kebutuhan energi penderita dalam sehari Perkirakan ratio energi dan nitrogen, hal ini bervariasi tergantung kondisi penderita. Dapat digunakan 1:150 untuk proses anabolisme dan atau 1:200 untuk maintenance Hitung kebutuhan nitrogen dengan menggunakan rumus: Contoh: Diasumsikan kebutuhan energi penderita sehari=2250 kcal, dan ratio kcal nitrogen 1:150, maka kebutuhan nitrogen penderita tersebut adalah: Dengan menggunakan hasil tersebut di atas dapat ditentukan kebutuhan protein: Pro[g] = Nitrogen [g] x 6.25 = 15 x 6.25 = protein

116 Penilaian Kebutuhan Elektrolit
Monitor kadar elektrolit dalam darah Na, K, Cl , HCO3, Ca Monitor Blood gas

117 Terimakasih