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nephrology UWorld Flashcards

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Diabetic nephropathy changes

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GBM changes — glomerular basement membrane
Micro-angiopathy

1) glomerular hyperfiltration
2) Glomerular basement membrane fibrosis and thickening
3) interstitial fibrosis, mesangial thickening and nodules (kimmelstiel Wilson lesion)

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<50% foot process effacement and severely obese

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FSGS

lose weight

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complications of nephrotic syndrome

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hypercoagulability: increased risk of thromboembolism d/t urinary loss of antithrombin III and hepatic synthesis of fibrinogen

hyperlipidemia: increase risk of atherosclerosis d/t hepatic synthesis of lipoproteins

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iga nephropathy vs post strep gn

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serum complement

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low C3, childbearing woman age, pancytopenia, can have joint pains, hx of sinusitis, no prior infection

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lupus nephritis

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pt takes acyclovir, BUN:Cr 38:2.8 (13:1)

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renal tubular obstruction

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pt has septic shock, gets antibiotics, then few days later gets FeNa>2%

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ATN: drug induced Aki

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dialysis related amyloidosis

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beta-2- microglobulin, can cause osteoarticular structural problems:
scapulohumeral periarthritis (deposits on imaging)
carpal tunnel: weakness of thenar eminence and atrophy
bone cysts

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pt with Rheumatoid arthritis, now has 4+ proteinuria

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glomerular deposits seen after special (congo red) staining
amyloidosis

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pt with Rheumatoid arthritis, now has 4+ proteinuria

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glomerular deposits seen after special (congo red) staining
amyloidosis

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CKD + excessive bruising and normal coagulation studies

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platelet dysfunction

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advanced cirrhosis kidney injury

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renal hypoperfusion
NO –> splanchnic dilation –> systemic vasodilation –> decreased peripheral vascular resistance and BP –> renal hypoperfusion

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chronic hypertension and kidneys

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u/s: small atrophic kidneys, hyaline arteriosclerosis, glomerulosceloriss, bland UA with mild proteinuria <1g/day

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tall, peaked t waves with shortened qt interval, widened QRS

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hyperkalemia
calcium gluconate + insulin/glucose

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management of hypercalcemia

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normal saline

18
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rapid correction of hypo-natremia

rapid correction of hyper-natremia

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osmotic demyelination

cerebral edema

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chronic alcohol use with diffuse weakness and hyporeflexia hours after receiving IV fluids

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refeeding syndrome
LOW PHOSPHOROUS, POTASSIUM, MAGNESIUM

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normal anion gap metabolic acidosis

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22
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seizure activity (tonic clonic) now has metabolic acidosis

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observe and repeat labs 2 hours later
post-ictal lactic acidosis d/t skeletal muscle hypoxia

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chronic alcoholism with constant low Potassium even though attempted to replenish K

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hypomagnesemia

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Patient just started sertraline now has hyponatremia, serum osmolality 260, urine osmolality 500, urine Na 56

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SIADH 2/2 SSRI

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hypernatremia

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causes of hyperkalemia

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27
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hypovolemic hyponatremia in pt with diarrhea d/t c-diff, poor oral intake
ADH
Renin
Aldosterone

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ADH: HIGH
renin: high
aldosterone: high

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pt with pH>7.45 and serum bicarb > 24, with urine chloride<20

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self-induced vomitting – loss of Cl- and H+ (alkalosis)

vs loop diuretic or thiazide diuretic overuse: loss of Cl- and retention of bicarb (alkalosis) – will see lots of salt wasting so high sodium in urine

serum chloride differentiates metabolic alkalosis from vomitting, barter/gitlemen(since Cl- can not be reabsorbed)

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hyponatremia

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30
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metabolic acidosis with normal anion gap w/ patient who has Sjorgen syndrome

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Renal tubular acidosis type 1
impaired H+ excretion by alpha-cells in distal tubule
Hypo-K
urine pH > 5.5

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RTA 1

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Renal tubular acidosis type 1
impaired H+ excretion by alpha-cells in distal tubule
Hypo-K
urine pH> 5.5

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RTA 2

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impaired Bicarb reabsorption in proximal tubule
Hypo-K ***
urine pH < 5.5

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RTA 4

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reduced aldosterone
impaired H+ and K+ excretion in collecting duct
hyper-K**
urine pH<5.5

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DKA
pH
Bicarb
PaCo2

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ph: low
bicarb: low
paco2: low

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asymptomatic hypercalcemia and normal renal function

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familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia – AD calcium sensing receptor

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mixed acid base

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37
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chronic lithium use – nocturne + dilute urine (urine osmolality < 200)

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Nephrogenic DI
collecting ducts**

38
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how to prevent calcium oxalate stones

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decrease sodium

increase potassium

decrease animal protein

chlorthalidone – thiazides decrease calcium

39
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uric acid stone management

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alkalinize urine – potassium citrate

40
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diphenhdryamine (anti-histamine) and the cant pee

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detrusor hypo contractility

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