Renal shite Flashcards

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Treatment of IgA nephropathy

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ACEi for BP

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HSP treatment

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Analgesia (can give steroids if really bad abdo pain)

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Treatment of Goodpasture’s

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Plasma exchange, steroids +/- cytotoxics

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Conditions associated with diffuse proliferative glomerulonephritis

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Streptococcal infection and SLE

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How does post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis present?

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Dark brown uring, puffy eyes, oedema etc

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Treatment of minimal change

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Steroids - does not progress to renal failure

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Foot process fusions

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Minimal change (small children have feet)

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Treatment of membranous nephropathy

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Sodium restriction and diuretics - doesn’t respond that well to steroids

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IgG and C3

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Membranous

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IgM and C3

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Focal segMental glomerulosclerosis

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Who does FSGS occur in?

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Most common cause of nephrotic syndrome in adults - usually presents in young adults

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Why can people with nephrotic syndrome be at risk of clots?

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Anti-thrombin III is a protein - gets lost in nephrotic syndrome

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When do you usually begin renal replacement therapy?

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Usually begin when GFR <10 (or <15 in diabetics)

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