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Renal Flashcards

1
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Cannon balls on CXR

A

renal mets

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2
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Loin to groin pain

A

renal colic

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3
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Sea anemone on cytoscopy

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transitional cell carcinoma

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4
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UTI plus travel to India

A

Carbapenase-producing Klebsiella (resistant to all abx)

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5
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UTI with foul smelling urine and renal calculi

A

Proteus

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6
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Beading of the renal artery

A

fibromuscular dysplasia

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7
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RBC casts in urine

A

proves haematuria is from glomerulus

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8
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Muddy brown casts of epithelial cells

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acute tubular necrosis

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9
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Potato appearance

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testicular seminoma

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10
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Apple-green birefringence on congo red stain

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amyloidosis

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11
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What is osmolarity?

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number of solute particles (osmoles) per litre

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12
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What are the effects of a hypotonic, hypertonic and isotonic solution on a cell volume?

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hypotonic: bursts
hypertonic: shrinks
isotonic: neutral

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13
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Why is a urea solution hypertonic and sucrose solution isotonic?

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urea can cross cell membrane

sucrose is too large to cross membrane

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14
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What are the two major volume compartments in the body?

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intracellular volume (66%) and extracellular volume (33%)

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15
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How is an isotonic saline (0.9% NaCl) distributed?

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majorly in the extracellular fluid compartment

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16
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How is a glucose 5% solution distributed?

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glucose is metabolised and fluid distributed throughout both compartments

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17
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How are balanced crystalloid solutions distributed?

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majorly throughout the extracellular fluid

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18
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What makes up the upper urinary tract?

A

kidneys, ureters

19
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What makes up the lower urinary tract?

A

bladder, urethra

20
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Where do the renal veins lie in relation to renal arteries?

A

anterior

21
Q

Where do the common illiac arteries lie in relation to common iliac veins?

A

anterior

22
Q

Where does lymph from the kidneys drain?

A

lumbar nodes

23
Q

Where does the abdominal aorta bifurcate?

A

at level of umbilicus

24
Q

Where are adrenal glands situated?

A

on superior kidney

25
Q

What is the outer and inner portion of the kidney called?

A

outer renal capsule
outer cortex
inner medulla (27 renal pyramids with striped appearance due to each containing 50000 nephrons)

26
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What are the different parts of a nephron

A 
glomerulus
proximal convoluted tubule
loop of henle
distal convoluted tubule
collecting duct
27
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How doe urine drain from the kidney?

A

collecting ducts meet into widening calyces and flow into the wide renal pelvis before into ureter at pelviureteric junction

28
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Where are the anatomical sites of ureteric constriction?

A

pelviureteric junction
ureter crossing anterior to common iliac artery (often at the bifurcation)
ureteric oriface (opening into bladder floor)

29
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What are staghorn calculi?

A

branched stones filling/partially filling the renal pelvis and calyces

30
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Where does the ureter run in relation to the uterine tubes and uterine artery?

A

inferiorly

31
Q

What forms the internal urethral sphincter in males and why?

A

detrusor muscle at internal urethral oriface contracts during ejaculation to prevent retrogade flow of semen (involuntary)

32
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What is normal position for uterus?

A

anteflexed

33
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What are the two pouches in a female and one pouch in male?

A

uterovesicle
rectouterine (pouch of douglas)
rectovesicle in males

34
Q

What sphincters are under voluntary control when peeing?

A

external urethral sphincter (men just before spongy urethra, females near external urethral oriface @ level of levator ani)

35
Q

What is the name of the sac that testis sit in the scrotum?

A

tunica vaginalis

36
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What layers separate blood from glomerular filtrate?

A

2 cell layers

capillary endothelium with thicker than usual basal lamina and surrounded by specialised epithelium (podocytes)

37
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What are mesangial cells?

A

specialised cells of the kidney that produce and maintain the mesangium/ connective tissue core in the glomerulus.

38
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What part of the nephron is in the medulla?

A

loop of henle

39
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What is the juxtaglomerular apparatus?

A

specialised region formed at the site where the distal convolutedd tubule passes adjacent to the vascular pole of its glomerulus

40
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What are the conducting parts of the urinary tract lined by?

A

transitional epithelium that changes to stratified squamous near termination

41
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What is AKI?

A

abrupt (<48hr) reduction in kidney function

42
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Diagnostic criteria for AKI?

A

rise in serum creatinine >26micromol
Increase in creatinine by 50%
Reduction in urine output <0.5ml/kg/hr for >6hours

43
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What is acute tubular necrosis?

A

death of epithelial cells in tubules

44
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What is a normal urine output?

A

0.5mls/kg/hour

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