Renal Path 10/28 (lots of Glomerular Nephritis) Flashcards
Autosomal dominant PCKD?
Adult
Berry aneurysms
Adult PCKD
Mitral valve prolapse
Adult PCKD
Autosomal recessive PCKD?
Enlarged, smooth kidneys
Childhood
7% of dialysis patients with acquired cystic develop?
renal cell carcinoma
The BIG feature of glomerulonephritis?
IMMUNE MEDIATED
complement C5a molecule does what?
chemotactic for neutrophils
“Diffuse” GN means:
all glomeruli involved
“focal” GN means:
a portion of glomeruli involved
“Global” GN means:
entire single glomerulus involved
“Segmental” GN means:
part of single glomerulus involved
some component of the kidney is the antigen?
in situ immune complex deposition
antigens and antibodies form complex before deposit in kidney:
circulating immune complex deposition
LINEAR, homogenous, diffuse pattern on IF:
Anti-GBM GN
Pulmonary alveoli involvement GN
Goodpastures
NC1 domain of alpha 3 chain of type IV collagen is antigen
Anti-GBM GN
Granular, interrupted pattern on IF
M-type Phospholipase A2 antigen
Membranous GN
Heymann
Inflammatory and Proliferative GN
Nephr-I-tic syndrome
Proteinuria > 3.5 g/24 hrs
Nephr-O-tic syndrome
Low serum C3
Large hypercellular glomeruli
subEPIthelial “Camel Humps” on EM
Acute Poststreptococcal GN
“smoky” urine
periorbital edema
children
Acute poststreptococcal GN
Crescents (fibrinous proliferations) of parietal epithelial cells of Bowman’s capsule mixed with inflammatory cells
Rapidly Progressive GN
RPGN
LINEAR deposits in IF
Type I
anti-GBM
RPGN
“lumpy-bumpy” granular pattern on IF
Type II
Immune complex mediated