Quiz #2 c Flashcards

1
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Hypoalbuminemia results from

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massive proteinuria

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2
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repairs damage of skin

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fibrinogen

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3
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Nephrotic syndrom is manifested clinically by

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heavy proteinuria 3.5g+ with a loss of albumins

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4
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Damage of the glomeruli with decrease permeability to water and dramatically increased permeability to proteins

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nephrotic syndrome

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5
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prevents escape of fluid portion of blood into surrounding tissue and maintains oncotic pressure

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albumins

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6
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3 different kinds of protein in the blood

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albumins 55%globulins 40-45% fibrinogens 5-7%

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7
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% globulins in blood

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40-45%

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8
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% albumins in blood

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55%

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9
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% fibrinogens in blood

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5-7%

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10
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albumin to globulin ratio needs to be greater than

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1

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11
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Losing _____ causes generalized edema by having the fluid portion escape into tissue kidneys respond by producing ______ which leads to _____

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albumins, aldosterone, oliguria

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12
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Loss of albumins makes the liver produce _____ and leads to what? (2)

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lipoproteins, hyperlipdemia and lipiduria

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13
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most common cause of pyelonephritis?

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e.coli

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14
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suppertive inflammation of kidney pelvis and parenchym

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acute pylonephritis

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15
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hearing damage-nerve deafnessposterior cataract/lens dislocation and corneal dystrophycommon in young boys

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alport syndrome

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16
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most common causes of Chronic GMN

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Rapidly progressive crescentic glomerular nephritisFocal GlomerulosclerosisMembranous GNMembraoproliferative GNIGA (Berger’s disease)Post streptoccocal others

17
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TMT for chronic granulonephritis

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hemodialysis

18
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two decades after original disease, scar tissue, granulation, shrinking of ct, chronic renal failure

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chronic glomerulonephritis

19
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generalized edema: What cavities can fluid leak into?

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peritoneal/abdominal

20
Q

protein deposits on brain, skin, kidney, lungs

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amyloidosis

21
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systemic diseases

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amyloidosisDM

22
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how does infection reach the kidney

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Ascending tract-most commonlymphaticsblood

23
Q

TMT of pylonephritis

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antibiotics-treat until fully recovered

24
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WBCs and WBC casts in urine is a characteristic of

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pylonephritis

25
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problems associated with pylonephritis

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abcess/puss in kidneydevelopment of necrotizing papilitis

26
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development of necrotizing papilitis is a result from what disorder?

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diabetes (pylonephritis)

27
Q

Hallmark is masangium in kidney

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IGA Nephropathy (special tissue in kidney)

28
Q

Necrotizing paplilitis can cause

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gross hematuria

29
Q

Hemodialysis works for - years

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2-3