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Path 20: Kidney no make pee Flashcards

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Post strep glomerulonephiritis timeline and IF/EM

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1-4 weeks

Granular staining pattern for IgG and C3 humps of immune complexes

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Renal tubular acidosis types

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1: Distal renal
2: Proximal renal
4: Hyperkalemic

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Distal renal tubular acidosis pathogenesis

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Inability of α-intercalated cells to secrete H+

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Distal renal tubular acidosis findings

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Decreased serum K+.

Urine pH above 5.5

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Renal tubular acidosi: what type of acidosis ?

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Normal anion gap

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Proximal renal tubular acidosis pathogenesis

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PCT HCO3 reabsorption is impaired leading to increased urine HCO3

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Hyperkalemic tubular acidosis pathogenesis

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Hypoaldosterone or aldosterone resistance leads to hyperK. Leads to decreased NH4 excretion

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Labs in type 4 tubular acidosis

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Increased serum K+

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Fanconi sx sumptoms

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Generalized PCT reabsoroption defect. Leads to excretion of all PCT absorbed sunstances

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Barter syndrome pathogenesis and findings

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Na/+K+/2Cl- defect

Acts like lasix

Metabolic alkalosis, hypoK, hypercalciuria

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Liddle syndrome caused by

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Gain of function leads to decrease in Na+ degredation and increase in Na+ reabsorption in collecting tubule

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RBC casts seen with

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Glomerolonephritis, HTN

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WBC casts seen in

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Tubulointerstitial inflamation, pyelonephritis

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Granular casts seen in ? and appearance

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Acute tubular necrosis

“Muddy brown”

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Fatty casts seen in and visual

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Nephrotic syndrome

Maltese cross

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Waxy casts seen in

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ESRF

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Neprhitic syndrome presentation

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Hematuria, RBC casts, oligouria, HTN

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Nephritic syndrome etiology

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Glomerula inflammation leads to GBM damage

Leads to RBC loss and hematuria

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Nephrotic syndrome etiology

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Podocyte damage fucks with charge barrier leading to proteinuria

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Nephrotic syndrome findings

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Massive proteinuria with edema, frothy urine, hypercoagulable state

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PSGN post strep pathology

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2-4 weeks after strep infection. Type III hypersensitivity

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PSGN light IF

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Starry sky/ granular appearance.

IgG, IgM and C3 deposition in GBM and mesangium

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PSGN Electron microscopy

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Subepithelilial IC humps

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RPGN features

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Rapid deterioration, cresents

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RPGN and linear IF:

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Goodpasture syndrome (Type II hypersensitivity)

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RPGN and negative IF:

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Granulomatosis

C-ANCA, MPO-ANCA, p-ANCA

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RPGN and Granular IF

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diffuse proliferative glomerulonephritis

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Diffuse proliferative glomerulonephitis seen with

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Diffuse proliferative glomerulonephritis EM

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Sub endothelial deposit

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IgA nepropathy aka

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Berger disease presentation

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IGA vasculitis due to current GI/Resp infection

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IgA nepropathy IF

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On mesangium, granular

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Alport syndrome pathogenesis

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Type IV collagen mutation

Glomerular basement membrane loss of integrity

34
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Minimal change disease pathology

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Nephrotic syndrome in children

Due to foot process effacement

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Focal segemental glomerulosclerosis LM/EM findings

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LM: segemental sclerosis and hyalinosis

EM: effacement of foot processes

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Membranous nepropathy pathogenesis

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Usually idiopathic GBM thickening

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Membranous nepropathy LM/IF/EM findings

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IF: granular
LM: thick GBM and capillary
EM: spike and dome subepithelial

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Amylodisosis finding

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Apple green birefringence

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Diabetic glomerulonephropathy pathology

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Hyperglycemia leads to glycation of proteins

leads to increads GBM membrane. Causes hypterfiltration

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Drugs that help diabetic nephropathy

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ACE inhibitor

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Calcium stone features

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Radiopaque , can be calciuria,

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Ammonium magnesium phosphate stones aka ____ + features

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Struvite

Radiopaque

Caused by infections that hydrolyze urea

Coffin cristal

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Elevated urine ph causes precipitation of

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Calcium phosphate

Ammonium magnesium phosphate

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Hypocitriuria causes precipitation of

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Calcium oxalate

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Decreased urine ph causes precipitation of

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Uric acid
Cystine

46
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Uric acid stone features

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Radiolucent

Rhomboid crystal

Seen in diseases with rapid cell turnover

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Cystine stone features

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Seen in cystinuria, hexagonal crystals

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Staghorn caliculi stone types

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Infections (struvite)

Cystine

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Chronic pyelonephritis pathology

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Interstitial fifrosis, usually due to obstruction.

Atrophic tubules lead to thyrodization

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Prerenal azotemia due to

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Hypovolemia

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Prerenal azotemia BUN/CR

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More than 20

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Postrenal azotemia BUN:Cr

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less than 15

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Acute interstitial nephritis pathology

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Drug induced hypersensitivity to NSAIDs, PCN and diuretics

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Acute interstitial nephritis presentation

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Oliguria, fever, rash. No pain.

Pyuria, azotemia

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Acute tubular necrosis presentation

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Acute renal failure, hyperK, metabolic acidosis, uremia, increased FENA+, unconcentrated urine

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Renal papillary necrosis presentation

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Gross hematuria and flank pain, often inciting event

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Renal failure consequences

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Metabolic acidosis

HyperK

Sodium retention

58
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Autosomal dominant kidney disease presentation and gene

Cysts where

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APKD1/2 gene mutation. Presents as young adult with HTN and renal failure

Cyts in medulla and cortex

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autosomal dominant PKD treatment

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ACE inhibitors

ARBs

60
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Autosomal recessive PKD features

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Potter seuqnece, congenital hepatic fibrosis, cysts in collecting ducts .

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Renal cell carcinoma presentation

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Hematuria, papable mass, flank pain

Fever, weight loss, paraneoplastic syndrome

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Renal cell carcinoma gene progression

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Loss of VHL gene (chromosome 3)

63
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Most common malignant renal tumor in kids

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Wilms tumor (avg 3yo)

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Wilms tumor pahtology

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Malignant tumor made of blastema (mesenchyme)

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Wilms tumor presentation

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Palapable mass, hematuria, HTN

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Wilms tumor with no iris and malformed genitals

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WAGR complex

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wilms tumor with WT1 deletion

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Wilms tumor with hypoglycemia, hypertrophy of tongue and muscles (+gene)

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Beckwith-Wiedman

WT2

69
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Membranous nepropathy caused by (virus)

PBL 2.2.4 (13 decks)

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