Glomerular Disease Flashcards

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Common clinical presentation of glomerular disease

A

Protein, hemat ,nephrotic nephritic alterd serim creatine and Aki

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How you differentiate the glomerular and extraglomerular hematuria

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Glomerular - RBC cast, dysphormic RBC, >500mg/day protein

Extraglomerular- normal Rbc, cast absent, 500aduii

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3
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Characteristics of nephrotic syndrome

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Proteinuria
Hypoalbuminia
Generalized edema
Dyslipidimea
Others

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4
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Difference between nephrotic and nephritic syndrome

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Loss of protein inflammatory
Frothy urine rbc wbc main
Subnephrotic
Proteinuria
Oliguria high bp

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5
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Mechanism toprevent proteinuria, normal protein urination
Which amount indicate renal disease

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Physical ,negative charge, tubular reabsorption
<80mg/day
>500mg/day

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6
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Selective and non selective proteinuria

Immune mediated( local, systemic) and non immune mediated examples

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Albumin ,albumin + large other proteins

Sle and maliganacy
Idiopathic membranous nephropathy

Minimal change disease
FSGS

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Most common cause for nephrotic sundrome in children
Mechanism of disease
How confirm the disease

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MCD
Larger slit
EM

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8
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MCD sensitive to
Good prognosis in
Proteinuria is often (selective/ nonselective)

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Steroid
Children
Selective

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Common cause of nephrotic syndrome among adult
Due to defect in
Characteristics feature
How it become CKD
Primary and secondary causes

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FSGS
Podocytes
Segmental sclerosis
Segment > global sclerosis with interstiatial atrophy and tubular atropy> ckd
Idiopathic
Infections,drugs hemodynamic adptations genetics

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Most common cause for nephrotic syndrome in adults
Mediated disease
Deposit the Antibody
How it become CKD
Causes
What membranous proliferative GN
Characteristics features

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Membranous glomerular nephropathy
Immune complex
IgG, same as Fsgs, idiopathic,secondary - malignancy,sle,infection ,drugs

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11
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Types of amyloid deposits in glomerular nephropathy And examples

Common symptoms of amyloidosis
Treatment

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Al in excess immunoglobulins
AA in chronic inflammation RA
AL in genetic caises

Proteinuria , nephrotic syndrome, kidney failure

Chemotherapy , steroids ,kidney transplant

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Nephritic syndrome and glomerular haematuria

Injurius agents
Injury pattern in glomerular

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Immune complex , ANCA ,OTHERS( malignant htn, bacterial toxins, hereditary)

Mesangial, endocapillary, endocapillary proliferation with necrosis, crescents

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Most common cause for nephritic syndrome in children
Due or
Less commonly following
In adult common among pt
Mechanism of disease

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PsGN, pharyngitis or skin, pharyngitis ,
Diabetic
Antibody cross reaction

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14
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Histoligical manifestation of PSGN
All involved
Proloferation
Infiltration
When it complicated form
Symptoms
If significant rise in creatine suspect

A

Acute diffuse proliferative GN
All glomruli, neutrophil,crescents,

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15
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Other names for PSGN
Commenest cause for haematuria inadults
Mechanism
IgA related systemic disease and characteristics
HSP characteristics

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Acute diffuse GN, post infection GN
Iga nephropathy , autoimmune ,deposition of iga on mesangium

Heamturia due to GN and purpura due to dermal small vessel vasculitis

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