AGN Flashcards
ANG urinary analysis shows
Rbc cast and erythrocytes
Cause of osteodystrophy in glomerulonephritis is?
Impaired production of 1.25 dihydroxtvigamin d3
AGN SAG is
Less than 1.1
Nephrotic syndrome urinary analysis shows
Lipid cast
Massive protein urea is seen in
RPGN
Sub epithelial hump is seen in?
PSGN
Adult most common nephrotic syndrome is
FSGn
Children most common nephrotic syndrome
MCD
Cough
Hematuria
And anti GBM is seen in
Good Pasteur syndrome
Cough ANCA vasculitis seen in
Wegners granulomatosis
Most common glomerulonephritis is
It’s nephropathy
AGN is characterized by
Oliguria
Hematuria
ARF with sudden decrease and n GFR
a fluid retention
Flank pain in AGE is caused by
Renal capsule stretching
Protein urea in AGN is
Less than 3
In lab PSGN we see
Depressed complement (C3) levels.
Positive rheumatoid factor (30–40%)
Circulating immune complexes (60–70%)
ANCA against myeloperoxidase (10%).
Drug of choice for PSGN
Penicillin
Immunosuppresuve have no role
Hematuria in PSGN resolves after
3-6 weeks
GN triads are
Hematuria
Edema
hypertension
Embolism infarct may be seen in
GN
Gold standard for lupus nephritis is
Renal Biopsy
Complement level in lupus is
Low
MPGN
GBM a thickening and mesengial proliferation
Nephrotic syndrome is defined as
Protein urea more than 3.5
Hupoalbuminemia
Edema
Hyperlipidemia
Hypercoagulability
On urine we see inactive urinary sediment
Nephrotic complications are
Dvt
PTE
Anemia (iron deficiency)
Infectionhypothroism due to loss of thyroxin binding protein
