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Uworld - Renal VII Flashcards

1
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muddy brown casts

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acute tubular necrosis

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2
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clear cell

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renal cell carcinoma

MC kidney tumor

risk fx - smoking and obesity

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3
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origin of renal cell carcinoma

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epithelial cells of prox renal tubules

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4
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MC nephrotic in adults

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membranous glomerulopathy
-thick glomerular BM - spike and dome appearance

granular deposits IgG and C3

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5
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net filtration pressure

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(Pc - Pi) - (Oc - Oi)

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6
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diabetic nephropathy

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MC cause of nodular glomerulosclerosis

kimmelstein wilson nodules - PAS positive

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7
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uric acid crystals

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with gouty arthritis

negative birefringement

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hep C

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with MPGN

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9
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HIV and drug users

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focal segmental glomerulosclerosis

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10
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solid tumors

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membranous glomerulonephritis

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11
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MC kidney stone

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calcium oxalate and P

50% idiopathic hypercalciuria - with normocalcemia

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12
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prader willi/angelman genetics

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genomic imprinting

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13
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trinucleotide repeat diseases

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fragile X
huntington disease
myotonic dystrophy

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14
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X-linked recessive

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ducennes

hemophilia A

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15
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establish corticomedullary concentration gradient

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reabsorption in thick portion ascending loop - Na/K/2Cl

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16
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overactive bladder tx

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antimuscarinic - M3 receptors

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17
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M3 receptors

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bladder detrusor muscle - stimulation urine release

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18
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M1 receptors

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brain

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19
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M2 receptors

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heart

decreased HR and atrial contraction

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20
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M3 receptors

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lung, bladder, eye, GI, skin

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21
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M3 receptors in eyes

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miosis and accomodation

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22
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lead intoxication

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tubulointerstitial nephritis - renal failure

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23
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multiple myeloma

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easy fatigue - anemia
constipation - hyperCa
bone pain
renal failure

myeloma kidney - cast nephropathy -bence jones proteins

precipitate with tam horsfall proteins - eosinophilic casts

24
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amphotericin B

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most toxic antifungal
causes hypoK and hypoMg
-severe hypoK - get T wave flattening, ST depression, and U waves
-premature A and V contractions - Vtach and Vfib

25
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drugs with pulmonary fibrosis

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busulfan and bleomycin

26
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drugs with liver necrosis

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acetaminophen and halothane

27
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phases of acute tubular necrosis

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initiation - original insult
maintenance - injury established - GFR low 1-2 weeks
recovery - re-epithelialization of tubules - polyuria and normalizing GFR

28
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drug induced interstitial nephritis

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fever, rash, oliguria
-after take beta-lactam - one cause

plasma cells and eosinophilia
IgE hypersensitivity

29
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painless hematuria

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bladder tumor

30
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renal potassium handling

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100% filtered at glomerulus
65% reabsorbed prox tube
25% reabsorbed ascending loop

5-100% secreted collecting duct - regulator - principal cells
hypoK - more K reabsorbed alpha intercalated cells
hyperK - principal cells secrete K

31
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concentrations with no ADH

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most concentrated bottom of loop

most dilute - collecting duct

32
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hexagonal crystine crystal stones

33
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cyanide-nitroprusside test

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test for cysteine in urine

34
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tx of cystinuria

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hydration and urinary alkalinization (acetazolamide)

35
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microalbuminuria

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cannot be detected on urine dipstick

36
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conns syndrome

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primary hyperaldosteronism

aldosterone secreting tumor - adenoma

tx - aldosterone antagonist - spironolactone

HTN, hypoK, metabolic alkalosis, decreased plasma renin activity

37
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tx of conns

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spironolactone - aldosterone antagonist

38
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type 1 RPGN

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goodpastures

39
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type 2 RPGN

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immune complex mediated

PSGN, SLE, IgA nephropathy, HSP

40
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type 3 RPGN

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pauci-immune - no Ig or complement deposits on BM

ANCA - wegeners

41
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carbonic anhydrase

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reforms H2CO3 intracellularly

42
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acid buffers

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2 in urine
-HPO4 and NH3

trap H+ and allow secretion

43
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secondary hyperaldosteronism

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increased renin - renin tumor - rare B9 tumor - JG cells

44
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lytes with pheochromocytoma

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hypoK - beta2 stimulation

45
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mets of renal cell carcinoma

46
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polyuria with acute tubular necrosis

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during recovery phase

can get hypoK

47
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maintenance stage of acute tubular necrosis

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can get anion gap metabolic acidosis
hyperP
volume overload

48
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MC cause pyelonephritis

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gram negative rods

49
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nephrotic syndrome and coag

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hypercoag state

-loss of anticoag factors - antithrombin III

50
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left side varicocele

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left testicular vein to renal vein
-right to IVC directly

loss of antithrombin III - thrombotic occlusion of renal vein - with nephrotic syndrome

51
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risk with radical hysterectomy surgery

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damage ureter

can get secondary hydronephrosis if ligate ureter

52
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MC cause hydronephrosis

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BPH - flow obstruction

53
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muddy brown casts

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acute tubular necrosis

MC cause intrinsic renal failure in hosp patients

54
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chronic renal transplant rejection

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3 months or more
worsening HTN and rising serum Cr

obliterative fibrous intimal thickening and mononuclear infiltrate of surrounding tissue

55
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uric acid stones

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not seen on Xray

need abdominal U/S or CT

56
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struvite stones

A

Mg ammonia sulfate

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