Kidneys Yo Flashcards

1
Q

If silver stain is used:

A

Means membrano in the answer

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2
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Silver stain with spiked BM?

A

Membranous glomerulonephritis

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3
Q

Silver stain with split BM?

A

Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis

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4
Q

Congo red stains?

A

Amyloid

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5
Q

Immunofluorescence Immune complexes

A

Granular patterns

T3 HS

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6
Q

Immunofluorescence just antibodies?

A

Smooth lines - Goodpasture

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7
Q

If only foot processes affected?

A

Minimal change dz

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8
Q

Acute post streptococcal GN

A

Nephritic
AKA acute proliferative GN
Stripper leaves granular G strings behind that they used to cover their humps. You want to see what they have sub epithelium.
Lab: DNBase or Anti-steptolysin O
Strep pharyngitis or impetigo
Granular IgG, subepithelial immune complexes - bumps

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9
Q

Goodpasture

A

Nephritic
Most progress to RPGN (crescentic)
Hemoptysis
Linear smooth IgG

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10
Q

Rapidly progressive GN

A

Nephritic
AKA crescentic
Cresent formation in Bowmans space, will crush the glomerulus

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11
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IgA nepropathy

A

Nephritic
After resp or GI inf - mucosa makes IgA to protect
Eat a burger with a french fry (guy MC) and dip in ketchup (bright red blood in urine)
Mesangial deposits of IgA and C3
Assoc: Celiac, HSP

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12
Q

What two substances can estimate GFR?

A

Inulin or mannitol

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13
Q

Diarrhea - type of fluid? Loss? Tx?

A

Isotonic
Contraction of EC
Tx: give bolus of NS - isotonic

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14
Q

Posm equation

A

2 x Na+ + glucose/18 + urea/2.8

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15
Q

Marathon runner - type fluid loss? Compartments?

A

Contract EC, hypotonic fluid so IC contracts

both get taller

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16
Q

Net filtration equation

A

(Pc - Pi) - (^c - ^i) \
P = hydrostatic
Pi ^ = Oncotic
Seems like take two big numbers as the c and subtract the two small numbers

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17
Q

Ex of things that are freely filtered?

A
Electrolytes - Na, K
Glucose
Creatinine
Inulin, mannitol
Urea
18
Q

Glucose transport

A

Has a transport max
BS 180-200 getting full
BS 340 = all carriers saturated
and will be excreted

19
Q

Filtered load equation?

A

GFR x Plasma conc

20
Q

Which kidney for transplant?

A

L - longer renal v

21
Q

Water under the bridge

A

Ureters go under uterine a or vas deferens

22
Q

Dirty brown casts

A

Acute tubular necrosis

-epithelial casts

23
Q

Red casts

A

Kidney bleeding

24
Q

White casts

A

Kidney infection

25
Q

Broad, waxy casts

A

Kidney failed

26
Q

RCC genetic?

A

VHL

27
Q

Weird ass place RCC can show up?

A

L sided varicocele - L testes drains into the L renal v then to IVC

28
Q

Wilms tumor AKA?

A

Nephroblastoma

29
Q

WAGR syndrome

A
All on chr 11
W - wilms
A - aniridia - Pax 6
G - genital ambiguous
R - retardation
30
Q

Beckwith Wiederman

A

Knockout WT-2
Increased IGF-2 –> hypoglycemia
Lots of growth - tongue, body - esp one side

31
Q

Use for Mannitol? MOA?

A

decrease IOP and ICP

MOA: increases renal tubular fluid osm

32
Q

2 loop diuretics? big difference?

A

Furosemide - sulfa

Ethacrynic acid - NO sulfa

33
Q

MOA of loop?

A

Inhibit Na/K/Cl in TAL
Stimulate release of PGE – protects mucosa and dilates afferent
__NSAIDS inhibit action of PGE

34
Q

Loop use? SE?

A

Acute pulm edema

SE: ototoxicity, hypoK, dehydration, gout

35
Q

Acetazolamide - class? MOA?

A

Carbonic anyhdrase inhibitor

MOA: inhibits carbonic anhydrase in PCT = Inc bicard in lumen

36
Q

Use for Acetazolamide

A

ACID-a-zolamide - so tx of metabolic alkalosis and acute mtn sickness

37
Q

Thiazide diuretics MOA?

A

Inhibit Na/Cl in DCT

38
Q

Thiazide use?

A

HTN, CHF, calcium stones, Nephrogenic DI

39
Q

SE thiazides

A

HYPER glycemia, lipids, uricemia, calcemia

HYPOkalemia and natremia

40
Q

3 K+ sparing diuretics?

A

Spironolactone

Triamterene/Amiloride