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histo renal Flashcards

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kawasaki disease sx

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strawberry tongue/ mouth inflammation cervical LN fever >5 days hand s and sole desquamation conjunctivitis

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who gets kawasaki disease

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<5yo

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complication of kawasaki disease

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coronary artery aneurysm

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who gets buergers disease

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men <35yo who smoke

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pathology of Buerger’s disease

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inflammation of arteries supplying the extremities e.g. radial and tibial- occlusion

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appearance of Buerger’s disease on angiography

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corkscrew due to segmental occlusive lesions

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what is the triad of wegeners granulomatosis

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saddle nose pulmonary haemmorhage cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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what are nasal sx of wegeners

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epistaxis sinusitis saddle nose

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what are the pulmonary symptoms of wegeners

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cavitations pulmonary haemmorhage

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what are the renal symptoms of wegeners

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crescenteric glomerulonephritis

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triad of churg strauss

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eosinophilia asthma vasculitis

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what autoantibody mediates churg strauss

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p ANCA against MPO

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symptoms of microscopic polyangitis

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pulmonary haemmorhage withglomerulonephritis

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autoantibody in microscopic polyangiits

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pANCA against MPO

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what antibody mediates henoch scheinlich purpura

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IgA

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what are the symptoms of Henoch scheinlich purpura

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UTI that after 5 days is followed by a purpuric rash over lower limb extensors and buttocks glomerulonephritis colicky abdo pain arthritis orchiditis

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autoantibody for wegeners

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c ANCA against PR3

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what renal diseases affect the glomerulus

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nephrotic syndrome nephritic syndrome

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what renal diseases affect the tubules and interstitium

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acute tubular necrosis tubulointerstitial nephritis

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what are the three subtypes of tubulointerstitial nephritis

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acute pyelonephritis chronic pyelonephritis with reflux nephropathy interstitial nephritis

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what renal disease affect the renla blood vessels

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haemolytic uraemic sndrome thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

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triad of nephrotic syndrome

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proteinuria (>3g/24hrs) hypoalbuminaemia oedema (+hyperlipidaemia)

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buzzwords for nephrotic syndrome

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frothy urine facial oedema in kids peripheral oedema in adults

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minimal change disease

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primary cause of nephrotic syndrome paediatric condition

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what is seen on light microscopy and electron microscopy of minimal change disease

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no change on light microscopy loss of podocyte foot process on electron microscopy no immune deposits

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treatment of minimal change disease

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steroids very good prognosis

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membrnous glomerular disease findings on light microscopy

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diffuse glomerular basement membrane thickening

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membranous glomerular disease findings on electron microscopy

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loss of podocyte foot processes spikey subepithelial depositis

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immunoflourescance findings on membranous glomerular disease

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ig and complement in granular deposits along ENTIRE GBM

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causes of membranous glomerular disease

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SLE drugs malignancy

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prognosis of membranous glomerular disease

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pooor response to steroids 45% have ESRF after 2-20 years

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causes of glomerulosclerosis

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being afrocarribean HIV nephropathy secondary to obesity

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findings on light microscopy in glomerulosclerosis

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scarring and consolidation in ofcal areas of glomerulus hyalinosis

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findings on electron microscopy in glomerulosclerosis

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loss of podocyte foot processes

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immunoflourescance findings in glomerulosclerosis

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Ig and complement in scarred areas

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prognosis in glomerulosclerosis

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50% ESRF 50% respond to steroids

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renal histological findings in diabetes

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diffuse GBM thickening kimmenstial wilson nodules

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what are kimmenstial wilson nodules

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mesangial matrix nodules

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pathology of kimmenstial wilson nodules

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Nodules of pink hyaline material form in regions of glomerular capillary loops in the glomerulus. This is due to a marked increase in mesangial matrix from damage as a result of non-enzymatic glycosylation of proteins

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definition of nephritic syndrome

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inflammation of the glomerulus

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buzzword for nephritic syndrome

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coca cola urine

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signs of nephritic syndrome

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haematuria dysmorphic rbc/ rbc casts inurine proteinuria but not in nephrotic range raised urea and creatinine oliguria

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causes of nephritic syndrome

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opst infectious glomerulonephritis rapidly progessive crescenteric glomerulonephritis Buerger’s disease Alport’s syndrome beinign familial haematuria

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acute post infectionous glomerulonephritis usual pathogen

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group A alpha haemolytic strep strep pyogenes

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findings in acute post infectious glomerulonephritis

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haematuria proteinuria oedema hypertension

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common infection preceding acute post infectious glomerulonephritis

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strep throat or impetigo 1-3 weeks earlier

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whatare the findings on blood in acute post infectious glomerulonephritis

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reduced C3 raised ASOT titre

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light microscopy findings in acute post infectious glomerulonephritis

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increased cellularity of glomeruli

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electron microscopy findings in acute post infectious glomerulonephritis

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subendothelial humps

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flouresacanc emicroscopy findings for acute post infectious glomerulonephritis

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C3 and IgG granular deposits in GBM

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Buerger disease alternative name

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IgA nephropathy

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pathology of Buerger disease

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IgA immune complexdeposition in glomeruli

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findings on biopsy of Buerger disease

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IgA and complement in mesangium

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preceding sundrome for Buerger disease

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URTI 3 days earlier

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symptoms of buerger disease

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frank haemoaturia or peristent microsccopic haematuria

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complications of buerger disease

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ESRF

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the three types of cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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  1. anti-GBM antibody 2. Immune complex deposition 3. ANCA associated/ pauci immune
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type 1 cresenteric glomerulonephritis pathology

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anti GBM antibod against COL4-A3

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causes of type 1 cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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goodpastures syndrome HLADRB1 association

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findings in flourescance microscopy of type 1 cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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linear IgG deposits

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causes of type 2 cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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SLE IgA nephropathy post infectious GN

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microscopy of type 2 cresenteric GN

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light: cresencts electrons: lumpy bumpy granular IgG deposits in GBM and mesangium

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causes of type 3 cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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panca micrscopic polyangiits canca wegeners granulomatosis

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pathology of type 3cresenteric glomerulonephritis

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pauci immune no ab anca mediated

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what is alports syndrome

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hereditary nephritis

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inheritance of alports syndrome

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x linked

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triad of alports syndrome

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sensorineural deafness, eye disorders and nephritic syndrome

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presentation of alports disease

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5-20yo nephritic syndrome that progresses to ESRF

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common eye disorders in alports syndrome

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lens dislocation cataracts

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benign familial haematuria aka

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thin basement membrane disease

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genetic defect in benign familial haematuria

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colagen IV alpha 4 chain

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inheritance of benign familial haematuria

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autosomal dominant

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symptoms of benign familial haematuria

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persistant asymptomatic haematuria

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differentials for asymptomatic haematuria

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benign familial haematuria Alport syndrome IgA nephropathy

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pathology of ATN

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damage to tubulointerstitial cells blcokage of tubules by casts reduced flow haemodynamic changes renal failure

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histology of ATN

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necrosis of short tubules

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causes of ATN

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ischaemic: sepsis, burns nephrotoxins: NSAIDS, gentamycin, myoglobin, heavy metals, contrast

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acute pyelonephritis symptoms

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renal angle tenderness fever dysuria haematuria flank pain leukocytic casts in urine

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CHRONIC pyelonephritis with reflux nephropathy pathogenesis

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recurrent bacterial infection causing scarring of the parencyma may be due to obstruction e.g. calculi or urine reflux

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acute interstitial nephritis pathology

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drug hypersensitivity reaction beginning days after exposure

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symptoms of acute interstitial nephritis

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eosinophilia haemauria prtoteinuria rash fever

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another name for chronic interstiital nephritis

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analgesic nephropathy

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symptoms of chronic interstitial nephritis

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HTN haematuria proteinuria anaemia

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pathophysiology of renal thrombotic microangiopathy

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formation of platelet and fibrin rich thrmbi these thrombi damage passing RBC and platelets results in platelet and RBC destruction

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HUS pathogen

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O157:H7 E coli

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location of thrombi in HUS

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confined to kidneys therefore results in renal failure

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TTP thrombi location

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in circulation esp CNS

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symptoms of thrombotic microangiopathies (renal)

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reduced platelets: petechia, bleeding, haematemesis, melaena MAHA: pallor, jaundice

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how to diagnose thrombotic microangiopathy (renal)

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reduced Hb, reduced plt Coombes test NEGATIVE signs of haemolysis: raised bilirubin, LDH, reticulocytes fragmented RBC on blood smear

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manifestions of renal failure

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raised urea and serum creatinine

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complication of renal failure

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metabolic acidosis hyperkalaemia uraemia hypocalcaemia fluid overload HTN

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prerenal causes of renal failure

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hypoperfusion hypovolaemia- burns, pancreatitis, sepsis

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renalauses of renal failure

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ATN acute glomerulonephritis toxins thrombotic microangiopathy

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post renal causes of renal failure

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obstruction e.g. calculi or tumour

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chronic renal failure defnition

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pregressive irreversible loss of renal function results in symptoms of uraemia: fatigue, itching and confsuion

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causes of chronic renal failure

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DM HTN PKD chronic peylonephritis glomerulonephritis

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pathology of polycystic kidney disease

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destroyed renal parenchyma multiple kidney cysts liver cysts berry aneurysms

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mutation in polycystic kidney disease

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PKD1 on chr 16 PKD2 in chr 4

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defective protein in polycystic kidney disese

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polycystin 1/2

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clinical features of polycystic kidney disease

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flank pain haematuria UTI

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complication of polycystic kidney disease

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cyst infection cyst rupture cyst hammorhage

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lupus nephritis

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immune complex deposition in kidney may be asymptomtomatic, may cause nephrotic syndrome or renal failure deponding on how many glomeruli are involved

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how many classes of lupus nephritis are tehre

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6

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class 1 lupus nephritis

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immune complex deposition but no structural alteration

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class4 lupus nephritis

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>50% glomeruli involved diffuse lupus nephritis

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class 6 lupus nephritis

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advances sclerosing >90% of glomeruli

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renal cell carcinoma types

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clear cell chromophobic papilliary

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clear cell renal carcinoma features

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well differentiated

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papilliary cell renal carcinoma features

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dialysis associated cystic disease

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chromophobic renal cell carcinoma

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pale eossinophilic cells

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RF for renal cell carcinoma

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smoking HTN unopposed oestrogen heavy metals CKD

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paraneoplastic syndromes assocated with renal cell carcinoma

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HTN hypercalcaemia amyloidosis Cushing’s disease polycythaemia

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sx of renal cell carcinoma

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costo-vertabralangle pain mass haematuria

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extra sx in TTP in addition to MAHA and bleeding

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neuro sx (headache, seizures, coma)

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