Renal Pathology 1

Question 1

What are the normal function of kidneys?

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Question 2

Describe the morphology of the kidneys

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Question 3

What are the causes of renal diseases?

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Question 4

What are azotemia?

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Question 5

What is uremia?

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Question 6

What is Nephritic Syndrome?

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Question 7

Describe acute kidney injury

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Question 8

Describe chronic kidney disease

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Question 9

What is end stage renal disease?

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Question 10

How can serum biochemistry be used to diagnose renal diseases?

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Question 11

Describe urine analysis as a way to diagnose renal diseases

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Question 12

Describe renal biopsy as a means to diagnose renal diseases

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Question 13

How can Nephrotic syndrome present important renal pathologies?

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Question 14

Describe the central pathogenesis of nephrotic syndrome

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Question 15

What can result from excessive protein loss in Nephrotic syndrome?

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Question 16

What is the central pathogebesis to nephritic syndrome?

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Question 17

Give an overview of Nephritic syndrome

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Question 18

What are

Question 19

What are the mechanisms of Glomerular injury in nephritic syndrome?

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Question 20

Contrast nephritic and nephrotic syndrome

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Question 21

What are some common terminologies of glomerulus diseases?

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Question 22

What are electron dense deposits?

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Question 23

What do Glomerular disease look like under light microscopy?

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Question 24

What are some examples of electron microscopy of Glomerular diseases?

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Question 25

What are the examples of immunofluroescence in Glomerular diseases?

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