Kidney Flashcards

1
Q

MCC of nephritic syndrome in children

A

PSAGN

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2
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laboratory findings of PSAGN

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inc ASO, dec C3
IF: IgG, C3
EM: subepithelial humps on GBM
Hypercelullar glomeruli

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3
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Histologic hallmark of RPGN

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LM: crescents (Cresentic GN)

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4
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Common disease of RPGN type I

A

anti-GBM disease
Goodpasture syndrome

+ antibodies against GBm
IF: Linear

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5
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Common disease of RPGN II

A

PSAGN
Lupus nephritis
HSP
Berger disease

complication of immune complex – glomerular injury
EM: Lumpy-Bumpy appearance of GBM
IF: Granular

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6
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Disease in RPGN type III

A

ANCA vasculitides

(+) p-ANCA
IF: Negative immune deposits

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7
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20, Male, Smoker, with hemoptysis and renal failure

A

Good pasture syndrome

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8
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MCC of nephrotic syndrome in Children

A

Minimal Change disease/ Nil disease

LM: N glomerulus
EM: effacement of foot processes of the podocytes

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9
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MCC of Nephrotic syndrome in adults

A

FSGS
+azotemia
association:
HIV
sickle cell anemia
Obesity
IgA nephropathy
LM: inc mesangial matrix, collapsing glomerulopathy

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10
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2nd MC nephrotic syndrome in adult
LM, EM

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Membranous nephropathy
LM: diffuse thickening of the capillary wall
EM: Subepithelial deposits along the GBM (spike and dome), effacement of foot processes

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11
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with complex deposition
LM: large, hypercellular glomeruli, thickened GBM (double-contour tram track
EM: subendothelial deposits
IF: C3 with IgG

A

MPGN I

MPGN II
IF: C3, EM: ribbonlike

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12
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MC type of GN worldwide

A

IgA nephropathy/Berger disease

IgA deposition localized to kidneys
gross hematuria after a respi/GI/GU infection

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13
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MC GN in children 3-8 yrs old

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HSP

systemic IgA deposition
+ purpuric skin lesion, renal abnormalities following RTI

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14
Q

kidney condition associated with long-standing diabetes

A

Kimmelstiel-Wilson nodules

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15
Q

CKD with large kidneys

A

DM
HIV
Amyloidosis
PCKD

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16
Q

MCC of AKI

A

Acute Tubular Injury

17
Q

MCC Renal artery stenosis

A

Atherosclerosis

2nd: Fibromuscular dysplasia

18
Q

MCC of Renal infarct

A

Embolism
morpho: white infarct / coagulative necrosis

19
Q

Renal mass
Hematuria
Pain
CKD

A

ADPKD

assoc anomalies: Liver cyst
intracranial berry aneurysm
MVP

MC death: Coronary/HTN heart dse

20
Q

MCC renal tumor in kidney

A

RCC

2nd MC: Wilms tumor
3rd MC: Urothelial Ca

21
Q

associated conditions in Calcium oxalate stones

A

Hypercalcemia
Hypercalciuria
Hyperoxaluria

Acidic pH

22
Q

Kidney stone associated with Proteus infection, and Urease

A

Struvite

Basic pH

23
Q

morpho of Calcium oxalate

A

Colorless, OCtahedron

24
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Morpho of Struvite

A

Colorless, COFFIN-LID
Opaque

25
Q

Morpho of Uric Acid

A

yellow, red brown to brown, rhombic

lucenct
pH Acidic

26
Q

Morpho of Cystine stone

A

Colorless Hexagonal plate

ph acidic
opaque
assoc with Cystinuria

27
Q

TRIAD OF RCC

A

hematuria
Mass
Flank pain

mets: Lungs > Bone

28
Q

MC histologic type of RCC

A

Clear Cell 70-80%
Origin: PTC
AD syndrome: VHL syndrome

29
Q

Histo type of RCC
+ Papillary formation
+ Psammoma bodies
Cystic, Hemorrhagic masses

A

Papillary RCC

origin: DTC

30
Q

AD syndrome of Chromophobe RCC

A

Birt- Hogg-Dube syndrome

31
Q

Histo of Chromophobe RCC

A

pale eosinophil often with perinuclear halo

origin: intercalated cells of CD