2/4 Flashcards
Match up each of the following buzzwords associated with nephritic syndrome:
= RBC casts
= haemoptysis
= crescentic GN
= 1-2 days post URTI/GI infection
= 2-3wks post strep infection
- GN
- Anti-GBM GN
- Rapidly progressing GN
- IgA nephropathy
- Post strep GN
How is minimal change disease managed?
Steroids
In what circumstance can you diagnose CKD 1/2?
There has to be reduced eGFR and markers of kidney damage
Explain the urine osmolality and Na+ in pre-renal vs renal causes of AKI?
Remember wherever Na+ goes, H20 follows
Pre-renal
- due to hypoperfusion often as a result of hypovoloemia -> body wants to retain salt and water -> urine - high osmolality (conc) and low Na+
Renal
- often due to damage to the kidneys which reduces absorption abilities - urine low osmolality (dilute) and high Na+
How is PCKD diagnosed?
USS - not CT as would imagine