[PATHO] RENAL FAILURE, RENAL TUMORS Flashcards

1
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Acute RF cc by

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oliguria
rapid onset azotemia

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2
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causes of acute RF

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

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3
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prerenal causes of GFR reduction

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acute circulatory failure

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4
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postrenal causes of GFR reduction

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complete obstruction of urethra/both ureters

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5
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renal causes of GFR reduction

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acute rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis

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6
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causes of acute failure of tubular epithelium

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

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7
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pathologic changes in RF (12)

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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

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8
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benign tumors of renal pelvis (3)

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1-villous papilloma
2-hemangioma
3-fibroma

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9
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1ry malignant tumors of renal pelvis (2)

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1-transitional cell carcinoma
2-sarcoma

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10
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adults
small
cortical foci of tubular/papillary epithelium

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renal adenoma

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11
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well circumscribed
yellow-grey
soft
formed of BV, smooth muscle,adipose tissues

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angiomyolipoma

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12
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well circumscribed
large
brown
central stellate star
formed of eosinophilic epithelial cells w uniform rounded nuclei

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oncocytoma

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13
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RCC arises from

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epithelial cells of renal tubules

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14
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adult male
smoker
possible exposure to cadmium
painless hematuria
flank pain
lung & bone manifestations
anemia, fever, weightloss
HTN
polycythemia
hypercalcemia
gynecomastia

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RCC

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15
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GROSS picture of RCC (5)

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

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16
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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

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17
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cells in RCC have clear cytoplasm due to

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accumulation of glycogen & fat

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18
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polycythemia in RCC is due to

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production of erythropoietic stimulating substance

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19
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hypercalcemia in RCC is due to

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production of PTH-like substance

20
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gynecomastia in RCC is due to

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production of gonadotropin & placental lactogen production

21
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genetic mutation associated w/ clear RCC

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VHL disease

22
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early extension in RCC

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to renal pelvis

23
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late extension in RCC

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to renal capsule

24
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most common sites of metastasis in RCC

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lungs
bones (pelvis & femur)
CNS
suprarenals

25
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blood spread in RCC is due to

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renal vein invasion

26
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left renal vein invasion in RCC can lead to

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varicoceles on left side

27
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lymphatic spread in RCC to

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lumbar LNs

28
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genetic mutations associated w/ papillary RCC

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MET proto-oncogene mutation

29
Q

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

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papillary RCC

30
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large cells
clear halo
↑mitochondria
granular eosinophilic cytoplasm
prominent cell membranes
multiple losses of chromosomes

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Chromophobe RCC

31
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children 2-5 years
rapidly growing
large abdominal mass
hematuria
abdominal pain
intestinal obstruction
HTN
destructive, infiltrative
homogenous grey cut surface
Hg
necrosis

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Wilm’s tumor

32
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embryona-nephroblastoma

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Wilm’s tumor

33
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Wilm’s tumor arises from

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embryonic precursor cells

34
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early extension in Wilm’s tumor

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renal capsule

35
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late extension in Wilm’s tumor

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renal pelvis & ureter

36
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MICRO:
extremely cellular
small oval primitive cells
v scanty/oncocytoid cytoplasm

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blastematous areas in Wilm’s tumor

37
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spindle cell fibroblast like config
differentiation towards smooth msc, skeletal msc, cartilage, myxomatous tissue

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mesenchymal areas in Wilm’s tumor

38
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glandular/tubular/glomerular formation of anaplastic masses of malignant epithelial cells

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epithelial areas in Wilm’s tumor

39
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sites of blood metastasis in Wilm’s tumor

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lungs
liver
brain

40
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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

41
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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

42
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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

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MICRO: Papillary RCC

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

44
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MICRO: Chromophobe RCC (3)

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

45
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GROSS: Wilm’s tumor (4)

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