Nephrology Flashcards

1
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Fever, rash, eosinophilia, renal impairment, HTN

White cell casts

A

Acute interstitial nephritis

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2
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Vitamin def - CKD vs AKI

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CKD = hypocal (reduced Vit D)

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3
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Drugs to stop in AKI

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As may worsen AKI; NSAIDs, Aminoglycosides, ACEi, ARBs, Diuretics

Due to risk of Tox; Metformin, Lithium, Digoxin

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4
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Pre-renal Uraemia vs ATN

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Pre-Renal - Kidneys hold on to sodium - Urine Na <20 good response to fluid challenge

ATN - Urine Na >40

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5
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AKI staging

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1 - inc Cr 1.5-1.9 or > 26.5. UO < 0.5ml/kg/hr for > 6hr

2 - 2-2.9, UO < 0.5 12 hr

3 - > 3, Cr > 350, UO < 0.3ml/kg for > 24hr

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ADPKD ft and asso

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Ft; HTN, recurrent UTI, flank pain, haematuria, palpable kidneys

Extra-renal manif; liver cysts, berry aneurisms

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7
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Child; microscopic haematuria, progressive renal F, bilat deafness

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Alport syndrome - Abnormal GBM

typical Q - failing renal transplant - presence of anti-GMB abs

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8
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Raised Anion Gap metab aci

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= gap > 14

Lactic aci, excess ketones, renal failure (raised urate)

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9
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Normal anion gan metab aci (8-14)

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GI bicarb loss (diarrhoea)
RTN
Addisons

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10
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Dietary advice CKD

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Low prot/Phos/Na/Ke

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GFR and CKD staging

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1 - eGFR > 90 but signs of damage
2- 60-90 but signs
3a - 45-59
3b - 30-44
4 - 15-29
5 - <15

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12
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Child - AKI, MAHA, Thrombocytopenia

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HUS - Shiga EColi (O157:H7)
Supportive Tx

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Child, recent infection - palpable purpuric rash/oedema over buttocs and extensor surfaces, abdo pain, polyarthritis, haematuria

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HSP

Tx - supportive, self-limiting condiiton

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14
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Macroscopic haematuria in kid 1-2 days after URTI

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IgA Nephropathy

Tx - supportive -> ACEi -> SteroidsC

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15
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Causes of peritonitis in Peritoneal dialysis

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Coag-neg Staph Epidermidis (or Staph A)
Tx - Van/teicoplanin + Ceftizidime

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16
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Visible heameaturia, proteinuria/oedema, TN, oliguria, recnt URTI

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Post-strep Glomeruloneph
Dev 1-2 W following URTI

Blood - raised anti-streptolysin O titre
renal biopsy - immunofluorescence = ‘starry sky’

17
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Immunosupp regime in renal transplant

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initial: ciclosporin/tacrolimus with a monoclonal antibody

maintenance: ciclosporin/tacrolimus with MMF or sirolimus

18
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AKI with v high creatinine, Raised CK, hypocal, hyperphos, hyperkal, metab acidosis, myoglobbinuria

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Rhabdomyolysis

19
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SEs Spiro

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Hyperkal, gynaecomastia

20
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Most common cause of nephrotic syndro in adults

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Focal segmented glomerulonephritis

Bloods - hyperlipidaemia