Renal 2018 final Flashcards

1
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What is a part of blood urine barrier?
A. podocytes
B. macula densa

A

A

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2
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Which has the lowest plasma clearance
A. Na
B. K
C. Urea
D. Penicillin

A

A

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3
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What would increase sodium reabsorption?
A. Increased dopamine
B. Increase Glucose filtration

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B

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4
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Px=0.02, GFR =120, 10% bound to albumin, what is the filtration rate?

A. 2.4
B. 2.16
C. 0.24

A

B

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5
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Which of the following conditions leads to hyponatremia?

A. Negative water balance

B. Syndrome of Inappropriate ADH release

C. Central Diabetes Insipidus

D. Dehydration

A

B

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6
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Pt w/ MI underwent a catheterization, later he presents w/ acute renal failure?

A

Embolus to kidney

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7
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What mediates normal cell-cell matrix adhesion?

A. Polycystin 1

B. Polycystin 2

C. Fibrocystin

D. Polyductin

A

A

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8
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Volume of urine: 6L/ day, 50 mOm/L, plasma Na: 136, Plasma osmolarity 270mOsm/L. What is the diagnosis?

A. NeurogenIc

B. Nephrogenic

C. Psychogenic

A

C

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9
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Which of the following drugs is a selective aldosterone receptor antagonist that has less hormonal side effects?

A. Captopril

B. Allopurinol

C. Spironolactone

D. Eplerenone

A

D

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10
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What is the ideal urine sample to diagnose Escherichia coli UTI?

A. 24-hour urine specimen

B. Mid-stream urine specimen

C. 3 early morning urine specimen

D. Terminal portion of urine specimen

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B

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