Nephrology Flashcards
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WBC or Eosinophils in urine
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hypomagnessemia relation to hypocalcemia
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Lower PTH secretion and end-organ resistance to PTH
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Phosphate regulation, symptoms of hypophosphatemia
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Urine anion gap
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Associated conditions
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Metabolic findings
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Gestation HTN vs pre-eclampsia
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Causes of glomerular disease associated with low complements
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Nephrolethiasis treatment
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Pathogenesis of membranous glomerulopahty
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Membranous glomerulopathy occurs when circulating antibodies permeate the glomerular basement membrane and, in the subepithelial space, form immune complexes with epitopes on podocyte membranes.
(Anti-PLA2R antibodies are detected in approximately 75% of primary cases )
