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CONCORD INTERNAL MEDICINE CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE PROTOCOL Douglas G. Kelling, Jr., MD C. Gismondi-Eagan, MD, FACP George C. Monroe III, MD Revised May 30, 2012 The information contained in this protocol should never be used as a substitute for clinical judgment. The Clinician and the patient need to develop an individual treatment plan tailored to the specific needs and circumstances of the patient.

Chronic Kidney Disease Protocol Table of Contents Page(s) ESTIMATED GFR 1-4 EVALUATION OF ESTIMATED GFR <60 5-7 ORAL IRON THERAPY 8-11 IV IRON (VENOFER) PROTOCOL 12 SERUM PHOSPHOROUS LEVELS 13-15 TOTAL SERUM CORRECTED CALCIUM LEVELS 16-18 INTACT PTH LEVELS 19-21 TREATMENT WITH ZEMPLAR (PARICALCITOL) 22-28

Page 1 Screening for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Measure serum creatinine to estimate GFR (egfr) in all patients who are at risk for CKD including diabetes, hypertension, autoimmune diseases (such as systemic lupus erythematosus), recurrent UTI s, recurrent kidney stones, family history of CKD, older age (>60), ethnic minorities, (such as African American, American Indians, Hispanic or Latino, Asian or Pacific Islanders), history of acute renal failure, daily NSAID use, evidence of kidney damage, such as albuminuria (A/C ratio > 17 (men) and > 25 (women) except for diabetes A/C ratio > 30 with regard for gender), hematuria, pyuria with casts and without active UTI, renal tubular acidism, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, etc. egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Page 2 Page 3 Page 5

Page 2 egfr > 90 Calculate egfr yearly CKD risk reduction (diabetes, hypertension, etc.) Treat underlying renal disease if present Page 1

Page 3 egfr 60-89 Repeat egfr in 3 months egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Repeat egfr in 3 months Page 4 egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Page 2 Page 4 Repeat egfr in 3 months egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Page 2 Page 4 Page 5

Page 4 egfr 60-89 CKD risk reduction (diabetes, hypertension, etc. Estimated GFR yearly Treat underlying renal disease if present Page 1 egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Page 2 Repeat egfr in 3 months egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Repeat e GFR in 1-2 weeks Page 5 egfr > 90 egfr 60-89 egfr < 60 Page 2 Page 5

Page 5 GFR < 60 Obtain: Blood pressure Serum calcium Fasting lipid panel 8am serum intact PTH (ipth) Fasting blood sugar x 2 if Serum electrolytes clinically indicated Serum albumin 2 hr. glucose tolerance test per A/C ratio in urine protocol if clinically indicated Urinalysis (U/A) Hemoglobin (Hgb) U/S of kidneys Hematocrit (Hct) Consider SPEP/UPEP if clinically indicated Evaluate for neuropathy See Peripheral Neuropathy Pathway Eliminate nephrotoxic drugs such as NSAIDS Evaluate for reduced functioning and well being Referral to nephrology if Stage 4 or Stage 5 unless clinically not indicated (i.e. Hospice patient) Hypertension Present Hypertension Protocol Diabetes Present Diabetes Protocol Hgb <12 for males and postmenopausal females or Hgb <11 for premenopausal females No Yes Phosphorus Calcium ipth Electrolytes Albumin A/C U/A Ultrasound ratio of Kidneys Pages 14-16 Pages 17-19 Pages 20-22 Normal or high Correct as clinically indicated Low <30 >30 Repeat yearly nephropathy protocol Page 6 Repeat Hgb/Hct yearly Page 7 Repeat Albumin yearly Measure Prealbumin LDL > 100 And/or Triglycerides > 150 Normal Low Dyslipidemia Protocol Nutritional Evaluation

U/A Page 6 U/A and ultrasound of kidneys Ultrasound of kidneys >5 RBC RBC Casts >5 WBC No significant abnormalities Significant abnormalities Refer for urology evaluation Evaluation unremarkable Refer for nephrology evaluation Culture positive Urine culture Culture negative No further evaluation Evaluate as clinically indicated Consider nephrology evaluation Treat UTI Repeat U/A after treatment completed Recheck urinalysis, BMP and refer for urology evaluation Evaluation unremarkable Reculture urine >5 WBC Refer for urology evaluation Recheck urinalysis, if persists needs nephrology evaluation

Page 7 Hgb <12 for males and postmenopausal females or Hgb <11 for premenopausal females Microcytic Anemia Normochromic/Normocytic Anemia Macrocytic Anemia Obtain: 8 AM Serum Iron 8 AM Total Iron Binding Capacity 8 AM Percent Transferrin Saturation (TSAT) 8 AM Serum Ferritin Stools x3 for occult blood Obtain: B12 Level RBC Folate SPEP UPEP 8 AM Serum Iron 8 AM Total Iron Binding Capacity 8 AM Percent Transferrin Saturation (TSAT) 8 AM Serum Ferritin Stools x3 for occult blood Reticulocyte count Haptoglobin If not done in the last 2 months Obtain: B12 Level RBC Folate Reticulocyte count B12 level Low RBC Folate low Treat with folic acid SPEP or UPEP show M-spike Hematology/Oncology Ferritin > 100 and percent transferrin saturation > 20% Workup other causes anemia See Protocol Ferritin <100 and percent transferrin saturation <20% Page 8 Stool Positive for blood GI Elevated reticulocyte count and/or low haptoglobin B12 <145 B12 145-400 Serum methylmalonic acid level Other causes of anemia found No other causes of anemia found Direct and indirect Coombs Hematology consult Treat with B12 High Normal No B12 deficiency Treat other cause and follow Hgb/Hct Page 12

Page 8 Oral Iron Therapy Begin iron sulfate, 325 mg (65 mg of elemental iron) once a day, one hour before or two hours after a meal Intolerant of iron sulfate? No Yes Continue iron sulfate Begin Ferrous fumarate 325 mg once a day, one hour before or two hours after a meal Intolerant of Ferrous fumarate (Tandem)? No Yes Continue Ferrous fumarate 325 mg per day Begin Elixir of Feosol, 7.5 ml (66 mg of elemental iron) once a day, one hour before meals or two hours after a meal Intolerant of Feosol? No Yes Continue Elixir of Feosol Begin IV Iron Repeat Hgb/Hct in 1 month Page 13 Page 9

Page 9 Repeat Hgb/Hct in 1 month Hgb > 11 Hgb < 11 and Hgb has not increased by at least 2 g/dl over baseline Hgb < 11 but Hgb has increased by at least 2 g/dl over baseline Continue iron Repeat Hgb/Hct every 6 months Measure 8AM iron, TIBC, ferritin and TSAT Continue iron Repeat Hgb/Hct every 1 month Hgb > 11 Hgb <11 Ferritin > 100 and TSAT > 20 Ferritin < 100 and/or TSAT < 20 Evaluate for other causes of anemia Ensure compliance with iron replacement, compliant? Other causes found? Yes No Yes Treat other causes and follow Hgb No Consider treatment with Erythropoietin Reevaluate patient for: 1. Incorrect diagnosis 2. Iron (blood) loss or need in excess of amount given (GI, GYN, hemolytic) 3. Malabsorption with Tissuetransglutaminase IgA antibodies, total serum IgA level and osteocalcin level Page 10 Reinforce compliance and recheck Hgb/HCT, ferritin, iron, TSAT, in 1 month

Page 10 Ferritin < 100 and/or TSAT < 20 and/or oral iron once a day Is patient on iron sulfate? Yes No Increase iron sulfate 325 mg to three times a day Is patient on ferrous fumarate 325 mg a day Intolerant of increased due to iron sulfate? Yes No No Yes Repeat Hgb/Hct in one month Begin ferrous fumarate 325 mg a day Increase ferrous fumarate to 325 mg two times a day Increase Feosol, 7.5 ml to three times a day Intolerant of ferrous fumarate? No Yes Repeat Hgb/Hct in one month Begin Feosol 7.5 ml three times a day Intolerant of Feosol No Yes Repeat Hgb/Hct in one month Begin IV Iron Page 11 Page 13

Page 11 Repeat Hgb/Hct in 1 month Hgb > 11 Hgb < 11 and Hgb has not increased by at least 2 g/dl over baseline Hgb < 11 but Hgb has increased by at least 2 g/dl over baseline Continue iron Repeat Hgb/Hct every 6 months Measure iron, TIBC, ferritin and TSAT Continue iron Repeat Hgb/Hct every 1 month Hgb > 11 Hgb <11 Ferritin > 100 and TSAT > 20 Ferritin < 100 and/or TSAT < 20 Evaluate for other causes of anemia Other causes found? Yes No Reevaluate patient for: 1. Incorrect diagnosis 2. Iron (blood) loss or need in excess of amount given (GI, GYN, hemolytic) 3. Malabsorption with Tissuetransglutaminase IgA antibodies, total serum IgA level and osteocalcin level Begin IV iron Page 13 Treat other causes and follow Hgb Consider treatment with Erythropoietin

Page 12 Anemia of Chronic Kidney Disease Ferritin > 100 and TSAT > 20 and other causes ruled out Hgb<10 Or Hgb<11 with symptoms felt to be directly attributed to anemia that warrant treatment Referral to hematology for consultation. Yes No Monitor ABC, ferritin, tibc, iron every 3 months (or monthly if recent fluctuations) Hgb > 10 Ferritin > 100 TSAT >20 without symptoms attributed to anemia warranting treatment Hgb < 10 or Hgb < 11 with symptoms Ferritin > 100 TSAT >20 Ferritin < 100 or TSAT < 20 Consider treatment with Erythropoietin Page 8 for protocol to evaluate iron supplementation and diagnosis

Page 13 VENOFER PROTOCOL Pre-medicate with: Famotidine 20 mg IV Diphenhydramine 50 mg IV Hydrocortisone 100 mg IV Venofer 300 mg in 250 ml normal saline IV over 1 ½ hrs 2 weeks later Pre-medicate with: Famotidine 20 mg IV Diphenhydramine 50 mg IV Hydrocortisone 100 mg IV Venofer 300 mg in 250 ml normal saline IV over 1 ½ hrs 2 weeks later Pre-medicate with: Famotidine 20 mg IV Diphenhydramine 50 mg IV Hydrocortisone 100 mg IV Venofer 400 mg in 250 ml normal saline IV over 2 ½ hrs 2 weeks later draw CBC with diff and Ferritin, Iron and Iron Binding Capacity

Page 14 Serum Phosphorus Levels egfr 30-59 Stage 3 CKD level < 2.7 level 2.7-4.6 level > 4.6 Increase dietary phosphorus nutritionist for renal diet Measure serum phosphorus level every 12 months Restrict dietary phosphorus to 800-1000 mg/day nutritionist for renal diet Repeat serum phosphorus level 1 month Repeat serum phosphorus level monthly level 2.7-4.6 level >4.6 Begin calcium-based phosphate binders and recheck serum phosphorous in 1-2 weeks Serum phosphorous <2.7 level 2.7-4.6 level > 4.6 physician *Keep calcium phosphorus product < 55 mg 2/dl 2

Page 15 Serum Phosphorus Levels egfr 15-29 Stage 4 CKD level < 2.7 level 2.7-4.6 level > 4.6 Increase dietary phosphorus nutritionist for renal diet Measure serum phosphorus level every 3 months Restrict dietary phosphorus to 800-1000 mg/day nutritionist for renal diet Repeat serum phosphorus level 1 month Repeat serum phosphorus level monthly level 2.7-4.6 level > 4.6 Begin calcium-based phosphate binders & recheck serum phosphorous in 1-2 weeks level < 2.7 level 2.7-4.6 level > 4.6 physician *Keep calcium phosphorus product < 55 mg 2/dl 2

Page 16 Serum Phosphorus Levels egfr <15 Stage 5 CKD Ensure patient has been referred to/is known to a nephrologist level < 3.5 level 3.5-5.5 level > 5.5 Increase dietary phosphorus nutritionist for renal diet Measure serum phosphorus level 1 month level 3.5-5.5 Measure serum phosphorus level every month level > 5.5 Restrict dietary phosphorus to 800-1000 mg/day nutritionist for renal diet Begin calcium-based phosphate binders or non-calcium, non-albumin and non-magnesium containing phosphate binding agents and recheck serum phosphorous in 1-2 weeks < 3.5-5.5 level 3.5-5.5 level > 5.5 nephrologist *Keep calcium phosphorus product < 55 mg 2/dl 2

Page 17 *Total Serum corrected Calcium (cca) Levels egfr 30-59 Stage 3 CKD cca < 8.6 CCA = 8.6-10.0 cca > 10.0 (ensure thiazide diuretics stopped, calcium supplements stopped and recheck if appropriate See Vitamin D protocol Measure cca yearly Measure 8 AM intact PTH (ipth) level ipth level low ipth level normal or high endocrinologist If ipth < 22, consider and workup for hypercalcemia of malignancy if appropriate If patient taking calcium-based phosphate binders, the dose should be reduced or therapy switched to a noncalcium, non-albumin, non-magnesium containing phosphate binder. If patient taking vitamin D the dose should be reduced or discontinue If patient taking supplemental Vitamin D, reduce dose or discontinue Vitamin D Measure cca in one month cca < 8.6 cca = 8.6-10.0 cca > 10.0 Resume or increase calciumbased phosphate binders resume or increase Vitamin D Measure cca calcium in one year Consider dialysis nephrology Measure cca in one month *Corrected total calcium (mg/dl) = total calcium (mg/dl) + 0.0704 x [34 serum albumin (g/l)]

Page 18 Total Serum corrected Calcium (cca) Levels egfr 15-29 Stage 4 CKD cca < 8.6 cca = 8.6-10.0 cca > 10.0 (ensure thiazide diuretics stopped, calcium supplements stopped and recheck if appropriate See Vitamin D protocol Measure cca every 3 months Measure 8 AM ipth level ipth level low ipth level normal or high endocrinologist If ipth < 22, consider and workup for hypercalcemia of malignancy if appropriate If patient taking calcium-based phosphate binders, the dose should be reduced or therapy switched to a noncalcium, non-albumin, non-magnesium containing phosphate binder. If patient taking vitamin D the dose should be reduced or discontinue If patient taking supplemental Vitamin D, reduce dose or discontinue Vitamin D Measure cca in one month cca < 8.6 cca=8.6-10.0 cca > 10.0 Resume or increase calciumbased phosphate binders resume or increase Vitamin D cca every 3 months Consider dialysis nephrology Measure cca in one month

Page 19 Total Serum corrected Calcium (cca) Levels egfr < 15 Stage 5 CKD Ensure has been referred to/is known to nephrology cca < 8.6 cca=8.6-10.2 cca > 10.0 (ensure thiazide diuretics stopped, calcium supplements stopped and recheck if appropriate See Vitamin D protocol Measure cca every month Measure 8 AM ipth level ipth level low ipth level normal or high endocrinologist If ipth < 22, consider and workup for hypercalcemia of malignancy If patient taking calcium-based phosphate binders, the dose should be reduced or therapy switched to a noncalcium, non-albumin, non-magnesium containing phosphate binder. If patient taking vitamin D the dose should be reduced or discontinue If patient taking supplemental Vitamin D, reduce dose or discontinue Vitamin D Measure cca in one month cca < 8.6 cca=8.6-10.0 cca > 10.0 Resume or increase calciumbased phosphate binders resume or increase Vitamin D Measure cca every month Consider dialysis nephrology Measure cca in one month

Page 20 Intact PTH Levels egfr 30-59 Stage 3 CKD ipth level < 35 ipth level 35-70 ipth level > 70 Measure cca Measure ipth level yearly Measure 25 hydroxyvitamin D level Page 18 25 hydroxyvitamin D level < 30 25 hydroxyvitamin D level > 30 Vitamin D replacement protocol Page 24

Page 21 Intact PTH Levels egfr 15-29 Stage 4 CKD ipth level < 70 ipth level 70-110 ipth level > 110 Measure cca Page 18 Measure ipth level every 3 months Measure 25 hydroxy Vitamin D level 25 hydroxyvitamin D level < 30 25 hydroxyvitamin D level > 30 Vitamin D replacement protocol Page 24

Page 22 Intact PTH Levels egfr < 15 Stage 5 CKD ipth level < 150 ipth level ipth level > 300 150-300 Measure cca Measure ipth level every 3 months Measure 25 hydroxyvitamin D level Page 19 25 hydroxyvitamin D level < 30 25 hydroxyvitamin D level > 30 Vitamin D replacement protocol nephrologist

Page 23 egfr = 30-59 Stage 3 CKD Intact PTH (ipth) Level > 70 pg/ml and 25 hydroxyvitamin D level > 30 and Serum corrected calcium (cca) < 9.5 mg/dl and < 4.6 mg/dl and Calculated cca x P product < 55 Yes No Begin Zemplar (paricalcitol) 1 mcg daily Physician to reevaluate patient Measure ipth in 12 weeks Measure serum phosphorus (P) in 12 weeks Measure corrected serum calcium (cca) in 12 weeks Calculate cca x P product in 12 weeks Page 25 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29

Page 24 egfr = 15-29 Stage 4 CKD Intact PTH (ipth) Level > 110 pg/ml and 25 Hydroxyvitamin D level > 30 and Serum corrected calcium (cca) < 9.5 mg/dl and < 4.6 mg/dl and Calculated cca x P product < 55 Yes No Begin Zemplar (paricalcitol) 1 mcg (2 gel caps) daily Physician to reevaluate patient Measure BiPTH in 12 weeks Measure serum phosphorus (P) in 12 weeks Measure calculated serum calcium (cca) in 12 weeks Calculate cca x P product in 12 weeks Page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29

Page 25 ipth Level Stage 3 CKD ipth < 35 ipth 35-70 ipth > 70 Hold Zemplar ipth decreased by < 25% ipth decreased by > 25% ipth decreased by < 30% ipth decreased by > 30 - < 60 % ipth decreased by > 60% Repeat ipth in 3 month Maintain dose Zemplar Decrease dose Zemplar Increase dose Zemplar Maintain dose Decrease dose Zemplar ipth < 35 ipth 35-70 ipth > 70 Restart Zemplar at lower dose Repeat ipth level in 3 months Repeat ipth level in 3 months Measure ipth in 3 months Low dose Zemplar 1 mg three times a week, not more than every other day. Routine dose Zemplar 1 mg daily. High dose Zemplar 2 mg three times a week, not more than every other day.

Page 26 ipth Level Stage 4 CKD ipth < 70 ipth 70-110 ipth > 110 Hold Zemplar ipth decreased by < 25% ipth decreased by > 25% ipth increased or decreased by < 30% ipth decreased by > 30 - < 60% ipth decreased by > 60% Repeat ipth in 3 month Maintain dose Zemplar Decrease dose Zemplar Increase dose Zemplar Maintain dose Decrease dose Zemplar ipth < 35 ipth 35-70 ipth > 70 Restart Zemplar at lower dose Repeat ipth level in 3 months Repeat ipth level in 3 months Measure ipth in 3 months Low dose Zemplar 1 mg three times a week, not more than every other day Routine dose Zemplar 1 mg daily High dose Zemplar 2 mg three times a week, not more than every other day

Page 27 Serum Phosphorus < 4.6 > 4.6 Maintain dose of Zemplar Stop Zemplar Repeat Serum Phosphorus in 3 months Repeat serum phosphorus in 4 weeks Serum phosphorus < 4.6 Serum phosphorus > 4.6 Resume Zemplar Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 CKD CKD CKD Page 14 Page 15 Page 16

Page 28 Serum Corrected Calcium (cca) Serum cca < 9.5 Serum cca > 9.5 Maintain dose of Zemplar Repeat Serum cca in 3 months Stop Zemplar Repeat serum cca in 4 weeks Serum cca < 9.5 Serum cca > 9.5 Resume Zemplar At lower dose if appropriate Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 CKD CKD CKD Page 17 Page 18 Page 19

Page 29 ccax Phosphorous (P) Product cca x P <55 cca x P > 55 Maintain dose of Zemplar Stop Zemplar Repeat cca x P in 3 months Repeat cca x P in 4 weeks cca x P < 55 cca x P > 55 Resume Zemplar At lower dose if appropriate c:\forms\chronic kidney disease protocol