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Renal. Polycystic Flashcards

1
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PKD. how is characterized?

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by the presence of progressive cystic dilation of renal tubules.

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PKD. classification - AD ir AR

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PKD. which type most common?

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AD PKD.

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PKD. ADPKD - symptoms?

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usually asymtomatic until age 30 y/o (as cysts gradually enlarge with time)

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PKD. ADPKD - age?

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symtoms occur after 30 y/o, about 10 proc. present in childhood

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PKD. ADPKD in what other organs? 4

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liver, pancreas, spleen, epididymis

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PKD. ADPKD in what proc and when need dialysis?

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in 50proc. of AD PKD patients ERDS to require dialysis by 60 y/o

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PKD. ADPKD. what symptoms if not ERDS?

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in other 50 proc. have mildly reduced renal function and only require supportive care and BP control

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PKD. AR PKD. how common and severe?

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less common than AD, but more severe

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PKD. usually asymtomatic until age 30 y/o (as cysts gradually enlarge with time)?

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AD PKD

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PKD. Affect liver, pancreas, spleen, epididymis?

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AD PKD

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PKD. AR PKD in what population?

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infants and young children.

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PKD. AR PKD manifestation?

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renal failure, liver fibrosis, portal hypertension. (IN CHILDREN)

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PKD. AR PKD. in what case can be death?

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ARPKD can lead to death in the first few days of life if assoc. with IN UTERO OLIGURIA (oligohydramnios) leading to Potters sequence

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PKD. can lead to death in the first few days of life if assoc. with IN UTERO OLIGURIA (oligohydramnios) leading to Potters sequence?

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AR PKD

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PKD. Which in children?

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AR PKD

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17
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PKD. which present as renal failure, liver fibrosis, portal hypertension?

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AR PKD

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PKD. key fact. Patient has PKD and abruptly develops headache. in which type and what suspect?

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AD PKD

suspect subarachnoid hemorrhage

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PKD. AD PKD. symptoms?

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HTN, bilateral palpable masses, flank pain, history of UTI or gross hematuria.

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PKD. AD PKD. symptoms - what additional?

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polyuria and nocturia

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21
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PKD. AD PKD. symptoms - why pain? 3

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due to rupture of cyst, infection or passage or stona

22
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PKD. HTN, bilateral palpable masses, flank pain, history of UTI or gross hematuria.?

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AD PKD.

23
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PKD. pain due to rupture of cyst, infection or passage or stona

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AD PKD.

24
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PKD. polyuria and nocturia

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AD PKD.

25
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PKD. AR PKD - symptoms?

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HTN, abdominal distension, flank masses - most commonly presenting findings. IDENTIFIED PRENATALLY.

26
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PKD. AR PKD - symptoms - in what age identified?

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IDENTIFIED PRENATALLY.

27
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PKD. in both - what symptom?

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may have large, palpable kidneys on abdominal examination.

28
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PKD. what finding does not suggest AD or AR PKD?

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A single, simple renal cyst
it does not require further evaluation

29
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PKD. Evaluation instrumental?2

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UG (most common) or CT scan

30
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PKD. what is seen on instrumental?

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multiple bilateral cysts will be present throughout the renal parenchyma and renal enlargement vill be visualised.

31
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PKD. need genetic evaluation?

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available but often not necessary.

AD PKD - PKD1 and PKD2 (called polycystins)
AR PKD - PKHD

32
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PKD. screening criteria?

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> 18 y/o + family history –> may be offered screening ultrasound

33
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PKD. treatment main idea?

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prevent complications and decr. rate of progression to ESRD.

34
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PKD. a) early management of UTI to prevent renal cyst infection.

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.

35
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PKD. b) BP control (ACEI, ARBs) - to reduce HTN induced renal damage and control proteinuria

A

.

36
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PKD. c) decr. sodium intake

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.

37
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PKD. d) lipid control with satin - to decr. CV risk.

A

.

38
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PKD. when dialysis?

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dialysis ir transplantation in ERDS

39
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PKD. high fluid why give?

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High fluid intake needed to prevent kidney stones and may be helpful to prevent cyst development since ADH stimulate cyst growth.

40
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PKD. what medication may be used?

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Vassopressin rec. antagonist are also been approved for use.

41
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UW. AD PKD. clinical presentation?

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asymtomatic untill 30-40yo
Flank pain, hematuria, HTN, palpable mases bilateral, CKD

42
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UW. AD PKD. extrarenal presentation?

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cerebral aneurism, hepatic and renal cysts, mitral valve prolaps, aortic regurgitation, colonic diverticulosis, ventral and inguinal hernias

43
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UW. AD PKD. diagnosis?

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UG shows multiple renal cysts

44
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UW. AD PKD. management?

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aggressive control of risk factors for CV and CKD

ACEI for HTN preffered

Hemodialysis, renal transplan ESRD

45
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UW. AD PKD. flank pain - why may be?

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due to cystic rupture or nephrolithiasis

46
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UW. AD PKD. HTN mechanism?

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cyst enlargement –> localized renal ischemia –> incr. secretion of renin

47
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UW. AD PKD. why poliuria and nocturia?

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due to cystic damage to nephron distal tubules with impaired sensitivity toward vasopressin signals –> urinary concentrating defect (ie mild nephorgenic DI)

48
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UW. AD PKD. renal dysfunction to CKD - why?

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due to cystic progression

49
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UW. AD PKD. cerebral aneurysm. mechanism how occurs?

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disruption of polycystins cause impaired vascular integrity, leading to cerebral aneurysm

50
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UW. AD PKD. cerebral aneurysm. what may contribute?

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HTN also contributes by facilitating aneurysm progression and rupture

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