[PATHO] RENAL FAILURE, RENAL TUMORS

Question 1

Acute RF cc by

Answer 1

oliguria
rapid onset azotemia

Question 2

causes of acute RF

Answer 2

1- severe GFR reduction
2-acute failure of tubular epithelium

Question 3

prerenal causes of GFR reduction

Answer 3

acute circulatory failure

Question 4

postrenal causes of GFR reduction

Answer 4

complete obstruction of urethra/both ureters

Question 5

renal causes of GFR reduction

Answer 5

acute rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis

Question 6

causes of acute failure of tubular epithelium

Answer 6

1-acute tubular injury
2-papillary necrosis
3-acute pyelonephritis

Question 7

pathologic changes in RF (12)

Answer 7

1-changes in kidney
2-fibrinous pericarditis + pleurisy
3-uraemic pneumonitis
4-ulcerative enterocolitis
5-immunodeficiency
6-cvs changes w/ HTN
7-Renal osteodystrophy
8-normocytic normochromic anemia
9-mental changes
10-peripheral neuritis
11-coma
12-acid base, fluid, electrolytes disturbances

Question 8

benign tumors of renal pelvis (3)

Answer 8

1-villous papilloma
2-hemangioma
3-fibroma

Question 9

1ry malignant tumors of renal pelvis (2)

Answer 9

1-transitional cell carcinoma
2-sarcoma

Question 10

adults
small
cortical foci of tubular/papillary epithelium

Answer 10

renal adenoma

Question 11

well circumscribed
yellow-grey
soft
formed of BV, smooth muscle,adipose tissues

Answer 11

angiomyolipoma

Question 12

well circumscribed
large
brown
central stellate star
formed of eosinophilic epithelial cells w uniform rounded nuclei

Answer 12

oncocytoma

Question 13

RCC arises from

Answer 13

epithelial cells of renal tubules

Question 14

adult male
smoker
possible exposure to cadmium
painless hematuria
flank pain
lung & bone manifestations
anemia, fever, weightloss
HTN
polycythemia
hypercalcemia
gynecomastia

Answer 14

RCC

Question 15

GROSS picture of RCC (5)

Answer 15

1-well delineated mass
centered in cortex
2-yellow-golden cut surface
3-Hg
4-necrosis
5-cystic changes

Question 16

MICRO: clear RCC (6)

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1-arranged in solid masses/cords
tubules
2-dilated cysts w/ papillary formation
3-large cells w/ clear cytoplasm
4-scanty vascular stroma
5-Hg
6-necrosis

Question 17

cells in RCC have clear cytoplasm due to

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accumulation of glycogen & fat

Question 18

polycythemia in RCC is due to

Answer 18

production of erythropoietic stimulating substance

Question 19

hypercalcemia in RCC is due to

Answer 19

production of PTH-like substance

Question 20

gynecomastia in RCC is due to

Answer 20

production of gonadotropin & placental lactogen production

Question 21

genetic mutation associated w/ clear RCC

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VHL disease

Question 22

early extension in RCC

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to renal pelvis

Question 23

late extension in RCC

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to renal capsule

Question 24

most common sites of metastasis in RCC

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lungs
bones (pelvis & femur)
CNS
suprarenals

Question 25

blood spread in RCC is due to

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renal vein invasion

Question 26

left renal vein invasion in RCC can lead to

Answer 26

varicoceles on left side

Question 27

lymphatic spread in RCC to

Answer 27

lumbar LNs

Question 28

genetic mutations associated w/ papillary RCC

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MET proto-oncogene mutation

Question 29

bilateral
multifocal
bad prognosis
branching papillae
cells w/ large nuclei & little cytoplasm
psamomma bodies

Answer 29

papillary RCC

Question 30

large cells
clear halo
↑mitochondria
granular eosinophilic cytoplasm
prominent cell membranes
multiple losses of chromosomes

Answer 30

Chromophobe RCC

Question 31

children 2-5 years
rapidly growing
large abdominal mass
hematuria
abdominal pain
intestinal obstruction
HTN
destructive, infiltrative
homogenous grey cut surface
Hg
necrosis

Answer 31

Wilm’s tumor

Question 32

embryona-nephroblastoma

Answer 32

Wilm’s tumor

Question 33

Wilm’s tumor arises from

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embryonic precursor cells

Question 34

early extension in Wilm’s tumor

Answer 34

renal capsule

Question 35

late extension in Wilm’s tumor

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renal pelvis & ureter

Question 36

MICRO:
extremely cellular
small oval primitive cells
v scanty/oncocytoid cytoplasm

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blastematous areas in Wilm’s tumor

Question 37

spindle cell fibroblast like config
differentiation towards smooth msc, skeletal msc, cartilage, myxomatous tissue

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mesenchymal areas in Wilm’s tumor

Question 38

glandular/tubular/glomerular formation of anaplastic masses of malignant epithelial cells

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epithelial areas in Wilm’s tumor

Question 39

sites of blood metastasis in Wilm’s tumor

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lungs
liver
brain

Question 40

local invasion in Wilm’s tumor of

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1-renal capsule
2-perirenal soft tissue
3-adrenals
4-liver
5-bowel
6-vertebrae

Question 41

Cl/P of Wilm’s tumor (5)

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1-hematuria
2-HTN
3-intestinal obstruction
4-large abdominal mass
5-abdominal pain

Question 42

Cl/P of RCC (9)

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1-painless hematuria
2-HTN
3-Flank pain
4-anemia
5-fever
6-weight loss
7-polycythemia
8-hypercalcemia
9-gynecomastia

Question 43

MICRO: Papillary RCC

Answer 43

branching papillae covered by single layer of cells w/ large nuclei & little cytoplasm

Question 44

MICRO: Chromophobe RCC (3)

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1-large cells w/ granular eosinophilic cyto
2-prominent cell membranes
3-compact pattern arrangement

Question 45

GROSS: Wilm’s tumor (4)

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1-cut surface: homogenous grey
2- infiltrates capsule & pelvis
3-Hg
4-Necrosis