Renal Flashcards

1
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Definition of nephrotic range proteinuria

A

> 1g/m2/day or 3+ of protein on dip

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2
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Definition of hypoalbuminaemia

A

<25g/L

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3
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main cause of nephrotic syndrome in children

A

minimal change disease

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4
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nephrotic syndrome does what to lipids?

A

raises them?

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5
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Investigations in nephrotic syndrome

A
Plasma albumin 
Urine dipstick 
24hr urine protein 
Lipids 
U&amp;Es 
TFTS 
FBC
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6
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Investigations for secondary cause in nephrotic syndrome

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Complement levels - SLE
Auto antibodies
HBA1c
Infection markers

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7
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Causes of nephrotic syndrome in children

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Minimal change
Infantile nephrotic syndrome
Focal and segmental
Membranous nephropathy

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8
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Complications of nephrotic syndrome

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Infection - loss of regulatory proteins
Intravascular hypovolaemia
Hyper coagulability

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9
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Management of nephrotic syndrome

A

high dose of corticosteroids for 4 weeks

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10
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What decides need for renal US in UTI

A

severe / atypical UTI

or <6m old

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11
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What imaging is done for VUR?

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MCUG

micturating cystourogram

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12
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what should be performed 3-6m after a UTI if suspect renal scarring?

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DMSA

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13
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IV AB needed in UTI when?

A

<3m
Acutely unwell
Persistant vomiting

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