Disease And Pathology

Question 1

Urinary Tract Cancer: primary feature

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Question 2

Urethritis: Treatment

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Question 3

What are the four phases of AKI?

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Question 4

Urinary Incontinence: 3 most common and causes

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Question 5

Nephroblastoma: etiology and associated syndromes

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-the most common renal malignancy in children, typically affecting children between 2 and 5 years of age.
-A minority of cases are associated with specific syndromes (e.g., WAGR, Beckwith-Wiedemann) and gene mutations (e.g., WT1).

Question 6

SIADH: Approach and Diagnostics (6 criteria)

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Question 7

Urinary Incontinence: Medications

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Question 8

Urinary Incontinence: MOA of Medications/Micturition Physiology

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Question 9

Nephrotic Syndrome: MCD, FSG, MN
(Epidemiology, Associations, Findings, Treatment)

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Question 10

Nephrotic Syndrome: DN, AN, MPG
(Epidemiology, Associations, Findings, Treatment)

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Question 11

Renal Cell Carcinoma: Complications (4; 6,2,2,4)

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Question 12

Thyroid Cancer: Types & Characteristics

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Question 13

Thyroid Cancer: papillary pathology

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Question 14

Thyroid cancer: follicular, medullary, anaplastic pathology

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Question 15

Nephritic Syndromes: PSGN, IG A
(Epidemiology, Features, Diagnostics)

Question 16

Nephritic Syndromes: Small Vessel Vasculitis
(Epidemiology, Features, Diagnostics)

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Question 17

Nephritic Syndromes: Good Pasture, Thin Basement, Alport
(Epidemiology, Features, Diagnostics)

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Question 18

Nephritic Syndromes: DPGN
(Epidemiology, Features, Diagnostics)

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Question 19

Nephritic Syndromes: RPGN
(Epidemiology, Features, Diagnostics)

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Question 20

Nephritic Syndromes: MPGN
(Epidemiology, Features, Diagnostics)

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