BRCU Qs Flashcards

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TSC associated with

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facial skin lesions, angiomyolipoma
-autosomal dom
- mental retardation

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Ca Ox crystal mechanism

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hyperoxaluria d/t malabsorption from weight loss procedure/medication, Calcium saponified by fat, free Oxalate reabsorbed

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AKI, pancreatitis, low C3/C4, low +ANA titer - dx?

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IgG4 disease - plasma cell infiltrate, storiform cartwheel pattern
- maybe eosinophilia with low grade +ANA

*sarcoid/myeloma have normal complement

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Lead nephropathy triad

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CKD, gout, HTN w/ heavy metal exposure
*cadmium in battery - HTN/CKD but also tubulointerstital nephritis with bone disease/stones

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Chiese herb/aristolochia is associated with?

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risk of transitional cell carcinoma/isomorphic hematuria and chronic interstitial nephritis

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HTN, hypoK, metabolic alkalosis in Asian - think dx?

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“apparent” mineralicorticoid excess from glycerrhizic in tea
- causes AIN
- star fruit cause Ox nephropathy
- noni juice - hyperkalemia

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NSAIDs cause what GN?

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NS, MCD, also AIN (eos, rash, fever)
- Lead uses organic cation in PCT
- Gold causes NS from MN

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Best urine marker of dietary acid intake?

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Ur Sulfate
- inc acid, low pH = uric acid stone

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Hexagonal urinary crystal - stone?

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Cystine stone
- tx: high Ur pH to dissolve cystine, restrict dietary protein
- alpha-mercaptopropionyglycine
- autosomal recessive

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AIN from PCN - presentation

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fever, rash, eosinophilia
T-cell from type IV hypersensitivity, CD8 origin
- subnephrotic (NSAIDs would be nephrotic)

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List some diseases associated with granulomatous AIN

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  • TINU
  • sarcoid
  • wegener’s
  • Crohn’s
  • drug-induced
  • TB
  • Behcets
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+Trichrome stain indicated the presence of ?

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collagen/fibrosis - CKD
- bad in AIN

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Why is atazanavir poorly soluble/causes stones?

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needs a low pH <4.5 and high urine volume to prevent precipitation
- acyclovir, more crystals vs stones
tenofovir - prox ATI/fanconi

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14
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MCC med of AIN worldwide

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antimicrobials/PPI

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Aristolochic acid is also associated with what nephropathy?

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balkan

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IgG4 disease treatment?

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steroids, ritux for recurrance

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