9. Renal manifestations of systemic disease Flashcards

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how does diabetes cause kidney failure?

A

Chronic loss of kidney function due to hyperglyceamia. Causes increased glomerular capillary pressure.

30-40% of patients will need renal replacement therapy

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What are the signs of diabetic nephropathy

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Albuminuria is the first clinical sign

Scarring and fibrosis

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How do you treat diabetic nephropathy

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Intensive DM control to prevent microalbuminuria

BP <130/80. BP accelerates disease progression

Sodium restriction to <2g/day

Statins to reduce CV risk

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How does lupus cause kidney injury?

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Lupus is the autoimmune disease with antibodies against nuclear components. Deposition of antibody complexes cause inflammation and widespread tissue damage (including kidneys).

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How do you treat lupus nephropathy?

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ACE-i or ARB and hydrochloriquinone for extra-renal disease

Immunosuppresion in serious disease

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small vessel vasculitis can cause glomerulernephritis. What screen is done for this?

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ANCA
MPO
PR3

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How do you treat small vessel vasculitis?

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High dose glucocorticosteroids plus cyclophosphamide or rituximab

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What other systemic diseases may cause kidney problems?

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Myeloma
Amyloid
HUS
Thrombotic cytopenia purpura
Atherosclerotic renovascular disease
Scleroderma renal crisis
Sickle cell nephropathy
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