Pathology 2 Flashcards

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What is the clinical course of diabetic nephropathy?

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Onset of diabetes to overt diabetic nephropathy (proteinuria >.5/24 hrs) usually 20 yrs or more
ESRD in another 5-10

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What happens in extra capillary epithelial cell proliferation (crescent)?

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RBC leaking and decrease filtration
Hematuria and acute renal failure
RBCs in urine, increase serum creatinine and BUN

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How can you differentiate between wegeners, microscopic poly angiitis, and churg Strauss that all have lung and kidney involvement?

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Wg - no asthma, granulomas
Mp - no asthma, no granulomas
Cs - asthma, no granulomas

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What does an inflammatory infiltrate do in glomerular diseases?

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RBC leaking and decreased filtration
Nephritic syndrome
RBCs in urine, increased serum creatinine and BUN
Examples are post infectious, proliferative, MPGN

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What are the five types of renal injury seen with multiple myeloma?

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Myeloma cast nephropathy - most common
Amyloidosis
Light chain deposition disease
Heavy chain deposits disease
Myeloma cell infiltrates in kidney - least common
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What characterizes myeloma cell infiltrates in the kidney?

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Monoclonal plasma cells in kidney parenchyma

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