Nephrology Flashcards
nephritic vs nephrotic mnemonics
nephritic- HOHA
-hypertension, oliguria, hematuria, azotemia
nephrotic- PALE
-proteinuria (nephrotic range), albumin low, lipid high, edema
MCC of gross hematuria in pediatric population
UTI
best single Ab titer to document skin infection
DNAse B antigen
what are the only causes of renal insuff that cause dec C3
PSGN, MPGN, lupus nephritis
anterior lenticonus pathognomonic of
Alport syndrome
8 yo female came in due to edema, urine 5g protein, rare red cells and no RBC casts. Patient was given corticosteroids -> all sx vanished
minimal change disease
relapse within 28 days of stopping prednisone therapy
steroid dep
patients who espond well to prednisone therapy but relapse 4 or more times in a 12 month period
frequent relapser
children who fail to respond to prednisone therapy
steroid resistant
relapse on alternate-day steroid therapy
steroid dep
children who continue to have proteinuria (+2 or greater) after 8 wk of steroid therapy
steroid resistant
major complication of nephrotic syndrome
infection
most freq type of infection of nephrotic syndrome
spon bacterial peritonitis
MC organism causing peritonitis in nephrotic syndrome
pneumococcus
how is TTP diff from HUS
TTP= HUS + CNS involvement and fever