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Nephritic Syndromes Flashcards

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What is azotemia?

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Kidney damage and incr BUN and creatinine

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Describe Nephritic syndrome in one word.

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decr GFR

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Four outcomes of decr GFR

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1.** Slight protenuria** (decr. plasma oncotic pressure)—->EDEMA
2. RBC Cast (describe as Coca-cola urine or smoky)
3. Decr. Blood supply to kidneys–>azotemia
4. Faliure to filter Na+ and Cl- –>Incr. Plasma Hydrostatic pressure–>EDEMA+ Hypertension

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Presentation in Nephritic syndrome?

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-<3.5g/day of protein, Dark urine, swelling (periorbital or lower limbs), Fatigue (uremia).

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Diagnosis

Dark urine,slight protenuria, fatigue and on auscultation you hear pericardial rub and EKG shows ST segment elevation everywhere..

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Nephritic syndrome pesenting with** pericarditis **due to uremia (irridates pericardium)–>progress to pericardial effusion.

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Where is cast formed in the anatomy of nephron?

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collecting tubules because urine is mostly concentrated.

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Is Hematuria a unike diagnosis of Nephritic syndromes?

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NO.
-Urethral, ureter,bladder,penile ruptures can all cause bleeding but NOT cast.

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Name the 3 divisions of your Nephritic syndromes?

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1.Type 3 Hypersensitivity(Acute Post-strep Glomerulonephritis/IgA Nephropathy/Diffuse Proliferative Glomerulonephritis)
2.Multiple cause(Membranous Proliferative Glomerulonephritis/Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis/Pauci Immune Vasculitis)
**3.Collagen related **(Alport syndrome)

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Diffrent types of Group A Strep skin infections?

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pharyngitis,cellulitis,impetigo(“honey-crusted”lesions),erysipelas

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Diagnosis

Honey-coomb crusted lesion on face in a 6yr old, 1 week later has dark urine with azotemia, 24Hr hour urine test shows 2.5g /day

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PSGN

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Can you get PSGN and Rheumatic Fever at same time?

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NO, either **M protein **is Nephrogenic or rheumatogenic.

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JONES criteria uesed for?
Dukes citeria?

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-RF
-Endocartitis

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What do you see?

PSGN
IF,LM,EM

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-IF:subEpithelial IgG,C3 deposits IgM(Granular pattern)”starry sky”
-LM:Hypercellular glomeruli**
-EM: **subEpithelial Humps **(usually diagnostic)

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Why PSGN and RF takes at least 1-2 to develop?

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Your body has to create immune response towards M protein.

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PSGN has decr C3?

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Yes, when immune complex deposits subepi it will activate continously complement system,

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Diagnosis

DNAse and streptolysin O antibodies on serum with pharyngitis or impetigo

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Group A Strep

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Diagnosis

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SubEpithelial Humps

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prognosis of Children and Adult in PSGN?

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-children (95% reslove)
-Adults(may progress to renal insufficency), may also be causd by Stap Aureus.

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RBC cast

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-Achantosis (Di-morphic RBC)–>squeezing througt nephron (looses shape)
-RBC cast

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Two important virulence F for Group A strep

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M protein, Exotoxin B (ass with the skin infections)

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Diffrence between RF and PSGN

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RF=Type 2 Hypersensitivity
PSGN=Type 3 Hypersensitivity

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IgA nephropathy (Berger Dis.) characteristics

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-Immune deposits in mesangium intraglomerular cell (NOT extraglomerular)–> stimulates cytokine (mediates damage)
-Ass with GI and Resp infections.
-IF: vey specific–>immune complex mesangium. Still considered granular pattern but very diffrent. Involves IgA deposition
-*LM; *mesangial proliferation.

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-IF; mesangial deposition
-LM;mesangial proliferation

IgA nephropathy

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Diagnosis

recurrent episodes of hematuria since childhood, episodes following Upper Resp Tract infect, diarrheal illnes, slow renal decline…

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Iga Nephropathy (Berger dis.)

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**Diffrence **timeline between IgA nephropathy and PSGN

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PSGN (1-2 weeks)
IgA nephropathy (1-2 days)

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Berger disease mechanism?

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-Abnormal IgA antibodies produced,where your immune system makes IgG against them a promotes deposistion on your mesangial cells–>activates cytokine mediated damage.

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Diagnosis

decreased glycosylation of O-linked glycans in Hinge region of Ig

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IgA nephropathy (Berger disease)

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IgA nephropathy ass confusion?Why?
-PSGN
-IgA vasculitis (Henoc Purpura)

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-IgA vasculitis can cause Berger disease, but you see palbable purpura rash in lower extremity and buttocks, arthriti.
-IgA nephropathy only causes nephropathy.

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Diffuse Proliferative Glomerulonephritis (DPGN) highly Ass with….

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SLE (Lupus Nephritis)

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Type of deposition

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**SubEndothelial deposits. **
-“Wire Looping”–hypercellular

32
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DPGN,meaning…

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Diffuse means >50% og glomeruli are affected.

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Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis (RPGN) Types (3)

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1.Type 1: Idiopathic or Good Pasture syndrome–>Type 2 Hypersensitivity
2.Type 2 (PSGN or SLE Nephritis)–>Type 3 Hypersensitivity
3.Type 3 (Paucini immune vasculitis)–>NO immune complex formation

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What ass does Exotoxin B of Group A strep has?

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Skin infections.

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IgA nephropathy is ass with GI and Respiratory secretions,Why?

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-When you get infections of this sites, your immune system secrtes more abnormal IgA.

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Does IgA nephropathy decr C3?

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What deposits does IgA nephropathy involve?

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Prognosis of RPGN (Rapidly progressing Glomerulonephritis)

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-Poor prognosis, RUPTURE of basement membrane–>rapid decline of kidney function.
- **Fibrinoid necrois. **

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Diagnosis

Anti-GBM antibodies towards Type 4 collagen in the alpha-3-chain.
1.Type of Hypersensitivity?
2.Presentation
3.Treatment

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-Good Pasture syndrome (Type 1 RPGN)
1.Type 2 Hypersensitivity
2.Hematuria (kidney damage) and Hemoptysis (alveolar damage)
3.Plasmapheresis

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Composition?

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-“Crescent-moon shape”(mainly made up of FIBRIN)
-Seen in **ALL **Rapidly progressing Glomerulonephritis.
-Fibrin (fibrinoid necrosis)+plasma proteins (C3)+monocyte+macrophages+Bowman space parietal cells
-The **expansion of Bowman space is due to parietal cell proliferation **

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What type of deposit do you see in Type 2 Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis?

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**Sub-Endothelial **
IM:Granular pattern.

42
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IF:Linear pattern (deposits in only GBM)
-Good Pastures

44
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Types of Paucini immune vasculitis?

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1.Eosinphilic Granulomatosis
2.Microscopic Granulomatosis
3.Granulomatosis with Polyangitis (Wegner)

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Diagnosis

Hemoptysis,Hematuria, nasal septal perforation,otitis media, mastotitis,
-C-ANCA/PR3-ANCA
-Non-casseating Granulomas

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Granulomatosis Polyangitis

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What does all Pauccini immune vasculitis have in common?

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-All relate ANCAS’s
-All are** IF NEGATIVE **(NO immune complex is present)
-crecentic moon shape

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Diagnosis

Hematuria,Hemoptysis
-MPO-ANCA/P-ANCA
-NO granulomas
-Ass with penincillin

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Microscopic Polyangitis (NO URT association)

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How do we diagnose Pauccini syndrome since they all are IF negative?

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-Look for ANCA involvmenet.

49
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Celle responsible for Crescent moon shape in RPGN

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Bowna’s parietal cells

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DIAGNOSIS

Ass with ANCA

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Pauccini immune vasculitis

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Diagnosis

“Can’t see, can’t pee, can’t hear a bee”

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***Alport syndrome
-Eye problems (retinopathy, ant lenticonus), sensineural deafness, glomerulonephritis.
-Irregular thickening of basement membrane.

52
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-Alport syndrome mutation ?
-People mayorly affected

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X linked Dominant of Type 4 collagen.
-Affects mayorly very youn MALE

53
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Diagnosis

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-Alport syndrome
-EM:Irregular thin areas and thicker areas “basket weave”

54
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Patient with some collagen disorder, describe lesion.

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Alport syndrome (retinopathy)

55
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IgA nephropathy is damage mediated by what?

56
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Where does IgA Nephroptahy deposist?

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mesangial cells.

57
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Differential diagnosis of hematuria girl following URT infection 1 week ago?

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-IgA nephropathy and PSGN.

58
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Dipstick of 2g per day?and other examples

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2+
3g=3+
4-20g=4+

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