3. Renal Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
Q

How much of Urea is reabsorbed by the renal tubules?

A

40%

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2
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if the GFR decreases, what happens to the plasma creatine levels?

A

They increase

–> Creatinine doesnt go through glomerulus so stays in renal artery -> renal vein -> BS

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3
Q

In Oliguria, what happens to :

GFR
ADH
Aldosterone
Renin

A
GFR = Decreases
ADH = Increases
Aldosterone = Increases
Renin = Increases
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4
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common cause of oliguria

A

Dehydration

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5
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Thrombotic Microangiopathy is what

A

Thrombi in capillaries / arterioles

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6
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Good pasture Syndrome leads to damage to what?

A

Glomerular damage

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7
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damage to blood vessels around kidney and/or damage to glomerulus will subsequently lead to what?

A

Damage to tubule

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8
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Nephrotic syndrome is always caused by damage to what?

A

Glomerulus

-> IgA Nephropathy

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9
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Most common cause of nephrotic syndrome?

A

Membranous nephropathy

-> Immune attacks filtering system

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10
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In acute nephritis, if the cause is a post infective glomerulonephritis, what was the initial infection source

A

Streptococcal throat infection

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11
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What is a primary cause of glomerular disease?

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IgA Nephropathy

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12
Q

Most common cause of Chronic Renal failure?

A

Diabetes

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13
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Common cause of renal artery stenosis

A

Atheroma / arterial dysplasia

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14
Q

what type of bacteria on the skin, is present in the perineum

A

Coagulase negative staphylococci

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15
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Most common cause of UTI

A

E.coli

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16
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Difference between complicated and uncomplicated UTI

A

Complicated = Underlying abnormality // foreign body

Uncomplicated = neither of those

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17
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90% of chronic prostatitis is caused by what?

A

Chronic pelvic pain syndrome

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18
Q

Boric acid is used for what

A

Preservative for urine sample

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19
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Why is MSU used?

A

Doesnt pick up colonising urethra bacteria

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20
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Sterile Pyuria consists of what?

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Raised WCC with no bacteria growth

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21
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What kind of organisms are present in Sterile Pyuria

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M.TB // Haemo spp. // Anaerobes

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22
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early morning urine x3 special test is used when

A

Pt suspected of urinary TB

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23
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Who has a longer course of AB in cystitis

24
Q

Renal Cell carcinoma is what?

Common type?

A

Renal tubular epithelium cancer

Clear Cell

25
Renal carcinomas generally metastasize to what
Bone metastasis
26
Wilms tumour is otherwise known as what? Why
Nephroblastoma Cancer of nephroblasts in embryological development
27
Wilms tumour affects who? What is the most common type of tumour (sides?)
children 90% unilateral
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What gene is often affected in Wilms tumour
WT1
29
Urolithiasis is what? What areas are affected?
Calculi / stones in Urinary tract renal calyx --> bladder
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What is the most common cause of urolithiasis?
Calcium (hypercalcaemia)
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Those with vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) have what? what happens to the urine in these pt
Shorter intramural ureter? Urine flows wrong way
32
Who is generally affected in VUR
Children
33
Urothelial carcinoma affects what cells
Transitional cells
34
What is the most common cause of bladder cancer
Urothelial carcinoma
35
Neurogenic bladder is what?
Inability to properly empty bladder
36
What are the 2 types of neurogenic bladder?
Spastic --> UMN lesion (stroke / ms) Flaccid --> LMN lesion (preg / diabetes)
37
Benign prostatic hyperplasia affects what cells?
Stromal + Glandular cells
38
What hormone is mediated in benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
DHT
39
Prostatic adenocarcinoma affects what
Glandular epithelium cancer in prostate
40
Cryptorchidism is what?
undescended testes
41
At what age does the testes form
7 weeks
42
AT what week does inguinoscrotal descent occur for the testes?
25-35 weeks
43
Most common (sides) to be affected in cryptorchidism
Unilaterals
44
Seminoma is what
Germ cell malignant neoplasm in seminiferous tubules
45
What is the most common type of testicular cancer
Seminoma
46
Where does seminoma spread to
Lung metastasis
47
Renal + bladder carcinomas have what type of prognosis
Bad
48
Seminoma + prostate carcinoma + Wilms tumour have what type of prognosis
Good
49
The most common type of malignant tumour of the kidney in an adult is _ _ _ _ _cell carcinoma, relating to the vacuolated appearance of the tumour cell cytoplasm.
clear
50
what is a common malignant renal carcinoma?
Clear cell
51
does ADH affect potassium levels
no
52
what affects potassium levels
aldosterone
53
marker for GFR
creatine clearance
54
what happens to vitamin D levels in high PTH
low vit D => high PTH
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vit D deficiency can lead to what type of hyper parathyrodism
vit D => Secondary PTH