Renal Pathology Flashcards

1
Q

What is the function of the kidneys?

A
A- acid base balance
W- Water balance
E-Electrolytes
T-
B-Blood pressure
E-eyrthopotein
D-Vitamin D
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2
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Give examples of blood proteins

A

Albuminuria

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3
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If there is an abnormal function of the proximal tubule or glomerular filtration, what could this lead to?

A

Albuminuria

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4
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What is the accumulation of acid in the blood called?

A

Acidosis

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5
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What are symptoms or biomarkers of kidney diseases?

A

1) Proteinuria
2) Blood in urine
3) Kidney stones(pain)
4) Increased blood pressure
5) Change to erythrocytes counts

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6
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What is the cause of kidney stones?

A

Accumulation of calcium oxalate

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7
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What is diabetic nephropathy?

A

The loss of the glomerular filtration function caused by diabetes. Leads to increased proteinuria and will need dialysis.

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8
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What is Glomerulosclerosis?

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This is scarring of the glomerulus ,which is the filtering part of the kidney. This can be caused by high blood pressure or chronic inflammation.

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9
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What is HIF1a?

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This is hypoxia induced factor 1 alpha. Low levels of oxygen induces which in result increases the expression of EPO.

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