Inherited Kidney Disorders Flashcards

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How common is autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease?

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Between 1 in 400 and 1 in 1,000

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The genes which cause Polycystic Kidney Disease if they are mutated are found in what chromosomes?

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PKD1 = Chromosome 16
PKD2 = Chromosome 4
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Which causes the majority of Polycystic Kidney Disease, PKD1 or PKD2?

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PKD1 = 85%
PKD2 = 15%
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Patients with PKD2 develop ESRD earlier than those with PKD1. TRUE/FALSE?

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FALSE

PKD1 develop ESRD earlier

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What does Polycystic disease cause in the kidneys?

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  • Kidney enlargement
  • Epithelial lined cysts from the renal tubules
  • Benign adenomas
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What features of ADPKD can cause haematuria?

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cyst rupture
cystitis
stones

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Does ADPKD increase or reduce the ability of the kidney to concentrate urine?

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Decreases ability to concentrate it

=> dilute urine

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What are the extra-renal manifestations of ADPKD?

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Liver Cysts
Intracranial aneurysms
Cardiac Disease
Diverticular Disease
Hernias (abdominal/inguinal)
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How long after the diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease, do liver cysts usually appear?

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10y

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Do liver cysts in polycystic kidney disease impair liver function?

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No

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What forms of cardiovascular disease can be manifestations of polycystic kidney disease?

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  • Mitral/Aortic valve prolapse
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How is ADPKD diagnosed?

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  • Ultrasound = multiple bilateral cysts
  • Renal enlargement
  • CT/MRI (if unclear on US)
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What age is deemed “early onset” ADPKD?

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in utero OR First year of life

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What is the main drug used to treat ADPKD, and what does it do?

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Tolvaptan

- reduce cyst volume and progression

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What other factors of ADPKD should be managed?

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Hypertension-rigorous control
Hydration
Proteinuria reduction
Cyst Haemorrhage/Cyst Infection

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What age are patients who are affected by autosomal recessive kidney disease?

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Young children

17
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How common is autosomal recessive kidney disease?

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Rare condition (incidence 1/20,000)

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The gene for autosomal recessive kidney disease is found on which chromosome?

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PKDH1 on chromosome 6

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Renal involvement is bilateral and symmetrical in autosomal recessive disease. TRUE/FALSE?

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Autosomal recessive kidney disease usually presents with cysts arising from where?

A

Collecting ducts

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Are the kidneys always palpable in autosomal recessive PKD?

22
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Do many patients with autosomal recessive PKD reach dialysis?

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Only around 1/3 as the decline in GFR is slow

23
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How is Alport’s syndrome genetically inherited?

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Alport’s syndrome is a disorder of what type of collagen matrix?

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Type IV collagen

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Proteinuria in Alport's syndrome is an indicator of severe disease. TRUE/FALSE?
TRUE
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What extra-renal manifestations would make you consider Alport's syndrome as a diagnosis?
- Sensorineural deafness - Ocular defects - Difficulty swallowing (Leiomyomatosis of oesophagus)
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What feature on a renal biopsy indicates Alport's syndrome?
Varying thickness of the Glomerular Basement Membrane
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What is Anderson-Fabrys disease and how is it inherited?
- deficiency of a-galactosidase A - X linked disease - Affects kidneys,liver,lungs,erythrocytes
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What clinical features can be seen or found in Anderson-Fabrys disease?
Cutaneous - Angiokeratomas Cardiac - cardiomyopathy - Valvular disease Neurological - stroke - acroparaesthesia - Psychiatric
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How is fabrys disease confirmed?
- Plasma test for a-GAL activity - Renal Biopsy - Skin Biopsy
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How is Anderson-Fabrys disease treated?
Enzyme replacement - Fabryzyme
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Is medullary cystic disease autosomal dominant or recessive?
dominant
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Describe the pathophysiology of medullary cystic disease
- Abnormal renal tubules leading to fibrosis | - Cysts in the corticomedullary junction/medulla
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What is the average age at which medullary cystic disease presents?
Presents average age 28 yrs
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What is the choice of treatment in medullary cystic disease?
Renal transplantation
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What investigation is used to diagnose medullary sponge kidney?
Excretion Urography - to demarcate calculi
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What is medullary sponge kidney and how is it inherited?
Dilatation of collecting ducts Severe = medulla appears like a sponge Cysts have calculi Sporadic Inheritance