Uworld - Renal VI Flashcards
IL2
helper T cells
stimulate growth CD4 and CD8 T cells and B cells
activates NK cells and monocytes
anti-cancer effect - melanoma and renal cell carcinoma
IFN gamma
increased expression of MHC class I and II
alemtuzumab
anti-CD52 mAb - tx of CLL
bevacizumab
interfere VEGF activation
inhibit angiogenesis
FF in dehydration
increased
-RPF - drop more than GFR due to RAAS activation
efferent arteriole constriction (ANG II) maintains GFR
Vasopressin receprots
V1 - vasoconstriction and PG release
V2 - antidiuresis
thiazide lytes
hypoK
hyperuricemia
hyperCa
hypoNa
site of CAIs
prox tubule
site of osmotic diuretics
prox tube and descending limb loop
loop diuretic site
thick ascending limb
K sparing site
collecting duct
aldosterone antagonist site
collecting duct
minimal change disease
facial edema
massive proteinuria
age 2-8 - with resp infection, immunization, or atopic rxn
response to corticosteroids good - tx
electron microscope of minimal change disease
effacement of foot processes
early detection of diabetic nephropathy
albumin inurine
MC cause dialysis requiring end stage renal disease
diabetic nephropathy
anti-CD3
inhibit T cells - tx of acute rejection
anti-CD20
inhibit B cells
anti-VEGF
bevacizumab
BM splitting
MPGN and alport syndrome
PID organisms
neisseria gonorrhea
chlamydia trachomatis
water under bridge
ureter over common/external iliac vessels
ureter under gonadal vessels
ureters medial to ovarian vessels
In females, the ureters pass through the mesometrium and under the uterine arteries on the way to the urinary bladder. An effective phrase for remembering this anatomical relationship is “water (ureters) under the bridge (uterine arteries or vas deferens).
linear deposits and anti-GBM Abs
goodpastures
goodpastures RPGN type
1 - crescent formation and fibrin deposition