Renal Flashcards

1
Q

___ becomes ductus deferens and epididymus

A

mesonephros

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2
Q

uteric bud becomes what?

A

CDs through ureter

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3
Q

metanephric blastema becomes what?

A

glomerulus

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4
Q

bilateral hydronephrosis
bladder wall thickening

A

posterior urethral valves

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5
Q

ureters flow over the ___ ___ ___ and under the ___ ___/___ ___

A

common iliac artery
uterine artery/vas deferens

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6
Q

myogenic regulation explained

A

afferent stretch = vasoconstriction =
decreased RBF

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7
Q

tubuloglomerular regulation explained

A

NaCl delivery to the MD = vasoconstriction = decreased RBF

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8
Q

RBF =

A

RPF / (1-Hct)

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9
Q

NSAID effect on arterioles

A

decrease prostaglandins
constrict afferent arterioles

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10
Q

fanconi syndrome

A

PCT reabsorption defect

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11
Q

bartter syndrome presentation

A

similar to loop diuretic

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12
Q

gitelman syndrome presentation

A

similar to thiazides

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13
Q

liddleman syndrome presentation

A

similar to hyperaldosteronism

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14
Q

11B-HSD deficiency presentation

A

excess cortisone acts as aldosterone

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15
Q

hyperkalemia causes (4)

A

hyperosmolarity
acidosis
beta blockers
anything that blocks Na/K pump

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16
Q

RTA 1

A

alpha intercalated cells can’t secrete H+

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17
Q

RTA 2

A

defective PCT HCO3 reabsorption

18
Q

RTA 4

A

aldosterone resistance

19
Q

wire lupus

A

diffuse proliferative GN

20
Q

basket weave appearance on EM

A

alport syndrome

21
Q

basement membrane tram track appearance

22
Q

antibodies to PLA2

A

membranous nephropathy

23
Q

coffin shaped urine crystals

24
Q

stress urinary incontinence Tx

25
diabetic incontinence explanation
detrusor underactivity
26
leaking as urge to urinate comes due to
detrusor overactivity
27
thyroidization of the kidney eosinophilic casts
chronic pyelonephritis
28
xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis
orange nodules associated with proteus infection
29
intrinsic renal failure vs prerenal
intrinsic = no reabsorption of solute
30
uremia can cause ___
pericarditis
31
ADPKD gene
polycystin
32
ARPKD gene
fibrocystin
33
medullary cystic kidney disease
small, non-functional kidneys
34
RAS stenosis in young female
FMD
35
renal tumor with central scar
renal oncocytoma
36
acetazolamide can cause RTA ___
2
37
ethacrynic acid
non-sulfa loop diuretic
38
___ mutations = holoprosencephaly
SHH
39
Wnt development
ventral-dorsal
40
SHH development
A-P
41
HOX mutations can lead to what?
appendages in wrong places (isotretinoin)