L2: AGN Flashcards
(61 cards)
1
Q
Def of Nephritic Syndrome
A
2
Q
Etiology of Nephritic Syndrome
A
3
Q
Etiology of Nephritic Syndrome
- Causes of hypo-complomentic Glumeronephritis
A
4
Q
Etiology of Nephritic Syndrome
- Causes of normo-complementic glumeronephritis
A
5
Q
Alport Syndrome
A
6
Q
Goodpasture Syndrome
A
7
Q
The decrease in complement is D2 consumption in formation of Ag-Ab complex.
A
…
8
Q
Incidence of Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
A
9
Q
Age in Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
A
9
Q
Sex in Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
A
10
Q
Etiology of Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
A
11
Q
Etiology of Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
- Strept pharyngitis
A
12
Q
Etiology of Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
- Strept pyoderma
A
13
Q
Other Organisms Causing Acute Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
A
14
Q
Chronic Post-Infectious Glumeronephritis
A
15
Q
- The reasons may include the easier access to the treatment of streptococcal infections and the widespread presence of fluoride in water, which decreases virulence factors of Streptococcus pyogenes.
A
16
Q
- Acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis is used synonymously with AGN because AGN follows upper respiratory or skin infection with group A -hemolytic streptococcus in over 90% of cases
A
17
Q
Pathogenesis of APSGN
A
18
Q
Pathology of APSGN
A
19
Q
Pathology of APSGN
- Light Microscopy
A
20
Q
Pathology of APSGN
- Immuno-Fluoresence Microscopy
A
21
Q
Pathology of APSGN
- EM
A
22
Q
CP of APSGN
A
23
Q
CP of APSGN
- Subclinical Course
A
24
CP of **APSGN**
- Nephritic Syndrome
25
CP of **APSGN**
- Hematuria
26
CP of **APSGN**
- Proteinurea
27
CP of **APSGN**
- Edema
28
CP of **APSGN**
- Oliguria
29
CP of **APSGN**
- HTN
30
Complications of **APSGN**
31
Complications of **APSGN**
- ARF
32
Complications of **APSGN**
- Rapidly Progressive Azotemia
32
Complications of **APSGN**
- Hyperkalemia
33
Complications of **APSGN**
- Circulatory Congestion
34
Complications of **APSGN**
- Hypertensive Encephalopathy
34
Incidence of Hypertensive Encephalopathy in **ASPGN**
35
CP of Hypertensive Encephalopathy in **ASPGN**
36
Cause of Hypertensive Encephalopathy in **ASPGN**
37
MRI of Hypertensive Encephalopathy in **ASPGN**
38
Neurological complication in APSGN cannot be attributed exclusively to hypertensive encephalopathy or abnormal serum biochemistry.
39
With advances in neuroimaging techniques, there is clear evidence that some children may develop cerebral vasculitis.
40
INVx in **ASPGN**
41
INVx in **ASPGN**
- Urine Analysis
42
INVx in **ASPGN**
- Blood Tests
43
INVx in **ASPGN**
- Evidence of recent streptococcal infection
44
INVx in **ASPGN**
- Renal Imaging
45
INVx in **ASPGN**
- Renal Bx
46
Atypical Presentation of **APSGN**
47
Atypical resolution in **APSGN**
48
Typical Presentation of **APSGN**
49
DDx of **APSGN**
50
TTT of **APSGN**
51
TTT of **APSGN**
- Diet
52
TTT of **APSGN**
- Bed Rest
53
TTT of **APSGN**
- Edema
54
TTT of **APSGN**
- HTN
55
TTT of **APSGN**
- Hyperkalemia
56
TTT of **APSGN**
- Antibiotic
57
TTT of **APSGN**
- Immediate Dialysis
58
Prognosis of **APSGN**
