309 - Polycystic Kidney Disease and other disorders of tubule growth and development Flashcards
PKD is usually __ in adults, and __ in children.
dominant
recessive
The main pathology in PKD is __
Ciliopathies
What are the 4 damage mechanism in PKD?
uncontrolled proliferation of cells
increased fluid excretion
decreased differentiation of cells
extra cellular matrix increase
PKD 1 is __ common than PKD 2
more
The pathophysiology of ADPKD is of:
__ decreased function -> __ signaling damage -> increased adenylyl cyclase function + decreased phosphodiesterase-> increase of __-> increase in __ -> promoting cell proliferation and fluid secretion -> __ formation.
cilia calcium cAMP protein kinase A cyst
ADPKD is __ in the first stages.
asymptomatic
ADPKD symptoms include: 5
BP increase flank pain abdominal mass hematuria nephrolithiasis
In ADPKD the cyst develop __, starting with a small number at the age of __, increasing into the thousand during the _ decade.
bilaterally
30
4
The kidney can increase up to _ times in length, and _ times in weight in ADPKD patients.
4
20
More than half of the nephrolithiasis in ADPKD is made of __ acid.
uric
The 2nd most common mortality cause in ADPKD is __.
infection
How will you differentiate between malignancy and complex cyst in ADPKD patients?
MRI/CT
___uria is not a common finding in ADPKD.
protein
The most common extra renal symptoms in ADPKD is __ cysts; Usually in ___ women.
hepatic
Polyparous
What are the main risk factors for ESRD in ADPKD patients? 5
young age HTN gross hematuria polyparous large kidney