Understanding Renal Disease Flashcards

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Functions of kidney

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Acid base balance
Erythropoietin production - makes RBCs
Vit D3 activation 
Filtration 
Excretion 
BP control (RASS)
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Dysuria

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Pain when passing urine

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Pre renal failure is related to…

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Changes in CV integrity

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Post renal failure is related to…

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Obstructive

Inc pressure in bladder/urethra

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How can you see a swollen renal pelvis in POST (obstructive) kidney disease?

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Ultrasound

Feel for kidney

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How can you diagnose PRE- renal disease?

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BP (low)

Pulse (High)

Dehydration signs- lethargic

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Test for INTRINSIC renal disease?

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Urine dip stick

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NephrItic syndrome findings

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A clinical presentation- characterise conditions with these findings:

HaematurIa
ProteinurIa (mild)

Variably: hypertension, red GFR

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NephrOtic syndrome findings

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Proteinuria (large amount) - >3g in 24hrs
Hypoalbuminaemia
Peripheral oedema
Hyperlipidaemia

Variably: Haematuria, red GFR

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Causes of nephrotic syndrome

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Membranous GN
Minimal change GN
Lupus
Focal glomerulosclerosis

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Membranous GN associations

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Idiopathic
Drugs (penicillamine)
Hep B
Malignancy
Autoimmune diseases
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Normal protein in urine

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<150mg in 24 hrs

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Proteinuria

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> 3g in 24 hrs

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Name some other conditions that lead to nephrotic syndrome

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Amyloid
Diabetic nephropathy
Interstitial nephritis
Minimal change

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Ig A nephropathy characteristics

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Non visible Haematuria
Renal biopsy diagnosis
Extra renal manifestations- rash

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Ig A nephropathy management

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Manage BP
Reduce Proteinuria (angiotensin rec blockers)
Stop smoking
Steroids (progressive disease)

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Normal creatinine

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> 120 micromol/l