Proteinuria Flashcards

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def.

A

> 150mg protein/ day

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4 general classes

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  1. glomerular
    - increased permeability
  2. tubular
    - small proteins are usually reabsorbed
    - less severes
  3. overflow
    - increased production (myloma) overwhems filtering capactiy
  4. Other
    - UTI
    - fever, heavy exertion
    - preg
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4 key features of nephrotic syndrome + 2 others

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  1. urine proteint > 3.5G/25hrs
  2. hypoalbuminemia - can’t keep up with losses
  3. edema - first complaint
  4. hyperlipidemia - hepatic LDL and VLDL synthesis
    also
  5. hypercoag state
  6. risk of infection due to loss of Igs
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underlying problem in nephrotic syndrome

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glomerular disease

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6 main causes

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  1. primary glomerular
    - membranous
    - Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
    - minimal change
  2. systemic
    - DM, collagen vascular, SLE, RA, henoch scheinlen,
  3. amyloidosis
  4. drugs/toxins
  5. infection
  6. multiple myeloma, malignant HTN
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tests for nephrotic

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  1. urine dip
    - albumin
  2. urinalysis
    - RBC casts suggest GN
    - WBC casts - pyelo and interstitial
    - Fatty casts nephrotic
  3. test for microalbuminuria
    - can be sign of diabetic nephropathy
  4. other to determina etioligy
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Tx of symptomatic

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further testing always required

  • Tx underlying
  • ACEi
  • diuretics for edema
  • limit dietary protein
  • lipid lower
  • vaccinate
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Tx of symptomatic

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further testing always required

  • Tx underlying
  • ACEi
  • diuretics for edema
  • limit dietary protein
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4 general classes

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  1. glomerular
    - increased permeability
  2. tubular
    - small proteins are usually reabsorbed
    - less severes
  3. overflow
    - increased production (myloma) overwhems filtering capactiy
  4. Other
    - UTI
    - fever, heavy exertion
    - preg
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4 key features of nephrotic syndrome + 2 others

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  1. urine proteint > 3.5G/25hrs
  2. hypoalbuminemia - can’t keep up with losses
  3. edema - first complaint
  4. hyperlipidemia - hepatic LDL and VLDL synthesis
    also
  5. hypercoag state
  6. risk of infection due to loss of Igs
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underlying problem in nephrotic syndrome

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glomerular disease

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6 main causes

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  1. primary glomerular
    - membranous
    - Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
    - minimal change
  2. systemic
    - DM, collagen vascular, SLE, RA, henoch scheinlen,
  3. amyloidosis
  4. drugs/toxins
  5. infection
  6. multiple myeloma, malignant HTN
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tests for nephrotic

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  1. urine dip
    - albumin
  2. urinalysis
    - RBC casts suggest GN
    - WBC casts - pyelo and interstitial
    - Fatty casts nephrotic
  3. test for microalbuminuria
    - can be sign of diabetic nephropathy
  4. other to determina etioligy
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14
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Tx of asymptomatic

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  • transient - none

- persistent - furhter testing - BP, urine sediment

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Tx of symptomatic

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further testing always required

  • Tx underlying
  • ACEi
  • diuretics for edema
  • limit dietary protein
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