Kidneys Yo Flashcards
If silver stain is used:
Means membrano in the answer
Silver stain with spiked BM?
Membranous glomerulonephritis
Silver stain with split BM?
Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis
Congo red stains?
Amyloid
Immunofluorescence Immune complexes
Granular patterns
T3 HS
Immunofluorescence just antibodies?
Smooth lines - Goodpasture
If only foot processes affected?
Minimal change dz
Acute post streptococcal GN
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
Goodpasture
Nephritic
Most progress to RPGN (crescentic)
Hemoptysis
Linear smooth IgG
Rapidly progressive GN
Nephritic
AKA crescentic
Cresent formation in Bowmans space, will crush the glomerulus
IgA nepropathy
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
What two substances can estimate GFR?
Inulin or mannitol
Diarrhea - type of fluid? Loss? Tx?
Isotonic
Contraction of EC
Tx: give bolus of NS - isotonic
Posm equation
2 x Na+ + glucose/18 + urea/2.8
Marathon runner - type fluid loss? Compartments?
Contract EC, hypotonic fluid so IC contracts
both get taller
Net filtration equation
(Pc - Pi) - (^c - ^i) \
P = hydrostatic
Pi ^ = Oncotic
Seems like take two big numbers as the c and subtract the two small numbers