renal pass med Flashcards

1
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classic presentation of IgA nephropathy?

A

visible haematuria following a recent URTI

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cause of IgA nephropathy?

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immune complex deposition in the glomerulus

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3
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investigating IgA nephropathy?

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histology shows mesangial hypercellularity with positive immunoflurescence for IgA & C3

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4
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most common cause of acute kidney injury?

A

acute tubular necrosis

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nephrotoxic causes of ATN?

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recent history of aminoglycoside use, rhabdomyolysis, radiocontrast agent exposure, lead exposure

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features of ATN?

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associated with granular muddy-brown urinary casts
loss of nuclei and detachment of tubular cells from the basement membrane
occlusion of the tubular lumen by casts and cell debris

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renal biopsy in minimal change disease?

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light microscopy is usually normal
electron microscopy shows fusion of podocytes and effacement of foot processes

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management of minimal change glomerulonephritis?

A

prednisolone

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