Renal Flashcards

1
Q

Largest size of a kidney stone you should let pass on its own?

A

4mm

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2
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Type 1 RTA: 
mc cause? 
whats wrong? 
K status? 
tx?
A

cause: Li
prob: cannot secrete H+
hypOkalemia
tx: give HCO3-, give K+

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3
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Type 2 RTA: 
mc cause? 
whats wrong? 
K status? 
tx?
A

cause: Multiple Myeloma
prob: cannot reabsorb HCO3-
hypOkalemia
tx: give K+, give a mild diuretic

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4
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Type 4 RTA: 
mc cause? 
whats wrong? 
K status? 
tx?
A

cause: DM
prob: hypERrenin, hypOaldosterone
hypERkalemia
tx: give fludracortisone

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5
Q

Most common nephrotic disease in children?

Microscopic changes?

Tx?

A

Minimal Change Disease

Fusion of foot processes

Steroids

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6
Q

Most common nephrotic disease in adults?

Microscopic changes?

A

Membranous

Thick capsular walls w/ subepithelial spikes

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7
Q

Nephrotic disease w/ heroin use and HIV?

Microscopic changes?

Tx?

A

Focal Segmental

Mesangial IgA deposits

Steroids limited response

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8
Q

Nephrotic disease w/ chronic hepatitis and low complement?

Microscopic changes?

A

Membranoproliferative

Tram track basement membrane w/ subendothelial deposits

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9
Q

Nephrotic patient suddenly develops flank pain?

Next best step?

A

Renal Vein Thrombosis - peeing out ATIII, protein C and Protein S

Do CT or US stat

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10
Q

periorbital edema, hematuria, oliguria

A

Post-Strep glomerulonephritis

remember it can be from strep throat OR SKIN INFXN

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11
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Complications of CKD

A

mc cause of death = heart disease

HTN, Fluid retention (2/2 hyperladosterone)

EPO loss, so normochromic normocytic anemia

high K, high PO4, low Ca (can cause 2ndary hyperPTH, bc kidney cant keep Ca and cant lose PO4)

high PO4 can cause calcium skin deposition

high urea causes platelet dysfunction

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