Renal 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Clinical scenarios of AA amyloid

A

chronic inflammation
RA

“skin-poppers”

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2
Q

Most common light chain related renal dz

A

light chain cast nephropathy

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3
Q

2nd most common light chain related renal dz

A

AL amyloid nephropathy

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4
Q

Most patients with AL amyloid do/do not have myeloma

A

do not

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5
Q

most patiets with light chain cast nephropathy do/do not have myeloma

A

do

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6
Q

fracutred eosinophilic casts surrounded by multinucleated cells

A

light chain cast nephropathy

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7
Q

Amyloid is more often kappa or lambda?

A

lambda

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8
Q

Light chain deposition dz is more often kappa or lambda?

A

kappa

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9
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LM in light chain deposition dz

A

nodular mesangial (like K-W nodules)

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10
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IF in light chain deposition dz

A

linear kappa or lambda tubular nad GBM staining

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11
Q

Linear kappa or lambda tubular and GBM staining

A

light chain deposition disease

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12
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EM: Granular deposits on tubular and glomerular BM

A

light chain depostion dz

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13
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Vessels with “onion-skinning” and mucoid intimal hyperplasia

A

scleroderma and malignant HTN

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14
Q

arteral lumen occluded by plaque with cholesterol clefts

A

atheroembolic dz

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15
Q

diffuse glomerulonephritis (4)

A

Post-infectious,
Membranoproliferative,
Lupus,
bacterial endocarditis

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16
Q

Focal glomerulonephritis (5)

A
IgA,
Lupus,
HSP,
Systemic vasculitis,
Bacterial endocarditis
17
Q

Crescentic glomerulonephritis (4)

A

Idiopathic,
Systemic vasculitis,
Anti-GBM,
Severe manisfestation of any focal or diffuse

18
Q

Most frequent cauase of post-infectious GN

A

Group A Beta hemolytic strep (pyogenes)

19
Q

LM of post-infectious GN

A

diffuse, exudative GN with many PMNs

20
Q

EM of post-infectious GN

A

subepithelial humps

21
Q

Clinical of MPGN

A

mixed nephritis/nephrotic

22
Q

LM in MPGN

A

hypercelular and hyperlobated glomeruli

23
Q

IF of post-infectious GN

A

granular “lumpy-bumpy” IgG and C3 on capillaries and mesangium

24
Q

PAS or silver stain of MPGN

A

“tram-tracking”

25
Q

IF of MPGN

A

granular IgG, IgM, and C3 on capillary loops and mesangium

26
Q

Dense deposit dz is also called

A

Type II MPGN

27
Q

EM of MPGN

A

subendothelial and mesangial deposition with GBM duplication

28
Q

EM of dense deposit dz

A

long intramembranous deposits “sausage”

29
Q

LM looks like MPGN with PAS+ pseudothrombi

A

cryoglobulinemia

30
Q

EM of cryoglobulinemia

A

cylindical, “comma-shaped”