kidney anomalies-renovascular disease Flashcards

1
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most common congenital renal anomaly

A

horseshoe kidney

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2
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3 features of Potter sequence/cause

A

flat face/low set ears
lung hypoplasia
extremity defects
due to oligohydraminos

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3
Q

unilateral renal agenesis is associated with:

A

hyperfiltration and risk of renal failure later in life

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4
Q

how is cystic renal dysplasia differentiated from polycystic kidney disease? (3)

A

CRD is usually unilateral, cysts are in parenchyma, cysts contain abnormal tissue (cartilage)

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5
Q

AR PCKD gene

A

PKHD1 (fibrocystin)

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6
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appearance of cysts in AR PCKD

A

radial, span from capsule or cortex

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7
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extra-renal abnormalities in AR PCKD (1)

A

hepatic fibrosis/cysts

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8
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3 presenting symptoms of AD PCKD

A

hypertension, hematuria, progressive renal failure

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9
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AD PCKD gene

A

APKD1

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10
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extra-renal abnormalities associated with AD PCKD

A

berry aneurysm
mitral valve prolapse
hepatic cysts

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11
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m/c location of ectopic kidney, m/c complication

A

pelvis/ureter obstruction

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12
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Pre-renal ARF

cause, BUN:Cr, FENa, Urine Osm

A

decreased renal perfusion, ratio over 15, FENa under 1%, Urine Osm over 500

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13
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Post-renal ARF

cause, BUN:Cr, FENa, Urine Osm

A

obstruction of urine outflow, late = ratio ~ 15, FENa over 2%, Urine Osm under 500

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14
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m/c cause of intra-renal ARF

A

acute tubular necrosis

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15
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ATN

cause, BUN:Cr, FENa, Urine Osm

A

ischemic or nephrotoxic cause, ratio ~ 15, FENa over 2%, urine osm under 500

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16
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characteristic finding on urine micro in ATN

A

brown, granular casts

17
Q

most affected portion of nephron in ischemic ATN

A

PCT, TAL (require most ATP)

18
Q

most affected portion in nephrotoxic ATN

A

PCT (most exposure to agent)

19
Q

most common cause of nephrotoxic ATN

A

aminoglycosides

20
Q

acid-base abnormality associated with ATN

A

anion gap metabolic acidosis with hyperkalemia

21
Q

what is AIN?

A

drug-induced hypersensitivity reaction that damages the connective tissue between tubules

22
Q

prevention of AIN

A

fever, rash and oliguria after new med started

23
Q

characteristic finding in urine for AIN

A

eosinophils

24
Q

presentation of renal papillary necrosis

A

gross hematuria and flank pain

25
Q

predisposing to renal papillary necrosis (4)

A

analgesic abuse, DM, SCD, severe pyelo

26
Q

BP that predisposes to benign nephrosclerosis

A

SBP over 140 chronically

27
Q

typical finding in benign nephrosclerosis

A

small kidneys bilateral, hyaline arteriolosclerosis

28
Q

BP that predisposes to malignant nephrosclerosis

A

DBP over 130

29
Q

typical findings in malignant nephrosclerosis (3)

A

fibrinoid necrosis, onion skinning, flea bitten

30
Q

2 etiologies of renovascular hypertension

A

renal artery stenosis, fibromuscular dysplasia

31
Q

what is the typical patient with fibromuscular dysplasia?

A

young woman