Most Common Part 1 Flashcards

Compiled most commons

1
Q

Most common cause of congenital UTO

A

UPJ obstruction

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2
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Most common nonobstructive cause of
dilatation of the urinary tract observed in
prenatal utz

A

VUR

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3
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Most common vascular lesion in LN:

A

simple
vascular immune deposition

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4
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Most common lesion in SLE active class 3 and 4

A

simple
vascular immune deposition

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5
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Most common class LN where you find
Noninflammatory necrotizing vasculopathy
in arterioles

A

active class IV LN

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6
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Most common class of LN where
tubulointerstitial immune deposits are found

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active proliferative class III and IV LN.

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7
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Most common pattern of glomerular
involvement for MCTD

A

membranous
nephropathy

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Most common form of crescentic GN

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Pauciimmune
rapidly progressive GN

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9
Q

Most common ANCA for px with WG w
granulomatous lesions

A

C ANCA against
PR3

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10
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The most common associated illness found
in patients with classic PAN

A

hepatitis B
infection

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Most common organ affected in PAN

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kidney

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Most common clinical findings of true PAN

A

constitutional symptoms of fever, weight
loss, and malaise

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13
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For Microscopic polyangitis: most typical
histologic finding

A

focal segmental
necrotizing GN with crescents affecting from
few to many glomeruli

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14
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Most common ANCA in Churg Strauss
Syndrome

A

Most are P-ANCA and anti-MPO positive

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15
Q

Most common Ig deposited (seen in IF) in
HSP

A

IgA

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16
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Most common Ig depostited in LN

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IgG

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17
Q

most common biopsy picture for
Goodpasture

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diffuse crescentic GN
involving more than 50% of glomeruli, with
exuberant, predominantly circumferential
crescents

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Most common IF finding Goodpasture

A

intense and diffuse linear staining for IgG
involving the GBM

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19
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Most common renal pathology in Sjogrens

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tubulointerstitial nephritis

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20
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Most common renal findings in Sarcoidosis

A

granulomatous interstitial nephritis,
nephrolithiasis, and tubular functional
abnormalities

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21
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The most common organ involved in AL
amyloid

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Kidneys, heart, peripheral nerves

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Most common cause of death in amyloidosis

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Cardiac involvement with associated heart
failure and arrhythmias

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23
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Most common renal presentation of
cryoglobulinemia

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acute nephritic picture

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24
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Most common disease associated with
Mixed Cryo type II and III

A

HCV

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Most pathognomonic ophthalmic abnormality in Alport’s
Anterior lenticonus
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Most common GN assocd with NSAIDS
MCD (with interstitial nephritis)
27
Most common GN assocd with Heroin
FSGS
28
Most common GN assocd with Gold/Pencillamine/carcinoma/Hep B
Membranous
29
Most common risk factor for HIVAN
IV drug use
30
Most common glomerular lesions among whites who have HIV (no IV drug use)
diffuse mesangial hyperplasia
31
Most common pattern of IMMUNE COMPLEX mediated GN seen in HIV
MGPN
32
Most typical GN lesion in IE:
focal and segmental endocapillary proliferative GN w focal crescents
33
The most common pattern of Monoclonal Ig Deposition disease
LCDD – light chain depos. Dse
34
Major lesion of DMN Type 1 leading to renal dsynfxn:
Mesangial expansion
35
Major cause of mortality among T1DM
ESRD
36
Major cause of fistula malfunctions in DM px
inadequate arterial inflow
37
Major nutritional problem of PD
gain of glucose
38
Most important host defense that maintains sterility of urine
normal, unobstructed voiding
39
Most abundant protein in urine
Tamm Horsfall protein
40
Most common cytokines involved in UTI
IL-6 and IL-8
41
Most UTIs post KT occur
first 3 months
42
Most common pathogen UTI post KT
Enterobac – E. coli
43
Most common pathogen Emphysematous cystitis/PN
E. coli, Kpn
44
Most common pathogen Xanthogran PN
P. mirabilis (followdb by Ecoli)
45
Most common urine picture in GUTB
sterile pyuria with hematuria
46
Most common CT finding for GUTB
renal calcification
47
Most common pathogen cystitis
E. coli (2nD:S. saprophyticus)
48
Strongest assocn of recurrent acute cystitis in postmenop women
History of prior UTI at a younger age
49
The most common pathogen causing asymptomatic bacteriuria in men >65
CONS
50
Most common and important parastitic infestation of Urinary tract
Schistosoma hematobium
51
Most common extrarenal findings in Atheroemboilic dse
Cutaneous symptom
52
Most common internal organ affected by Atheroembolic dse
kidney
53
Most common intervention reported to incite chole embolizaion
arteriographic procedures (coro angio)
54
Most common sickle cell variant to manifest with gross hematuria
Hb-AS2
55
Most common sickle cell variant to manifest with proteinuria
homozygous Hb-SS
56
Most common source of bleeding in papillary necrosis in px with SC:
Left kidney
57
Most prominent lesions seenin pathology of px with sickle cell disease:
medullary lesions
58
Most common cause of renal failure in sickle cell diseae
FSGS
59
Most common location of Renal artery aneurysm
bifurcation of renal artery or in first order branch arteries saccular type tto in situ aneurysmectomy and revasularization
60
Most common manifestation of chronic dissection of renal artery aneurysm
Renovascualar HPN
61
RVT in adults most commonly assocated with
Nephrotic syndrome
62
Most common precipitating event for type 1 HRS:
SBP
63
Principal risk factor for devt of AKI
CKD
64
Most common immunologic cause of Intersitial nephritis
Acute allograft rejection in transplant px
65
Second most common cause of intrinsic AKI
nephrotoxic
66
Most nephrotoxic antibiotic
Neomycin
67
Most common site of cisplatin nephrotoxicity in rats
S3 segment of PT in corticomedullary region
68
Most common cause of postrenal azotemia
bladder neck obstruction
69
Most common segment in PT damaged in ischemic injury
S3
70
Mot common segment involved in toxic nephropathy
S1, S2
71
Most common intrinsic AKI that presents with FeNa of <1%:
radiocontrast, rhabdo
72
Most common location of extra adrenal tumor in pheo
Abdomen - superior and inferior paraaortic areas
73
Most common / α-blocker of choice for med tx of pheo
phenoxybenzamine
74
The most common routine laboratory finding in GRA
low PRA level
75
Highest level of NOS activity
medullary collecting ducts
76
FiBromuscular dysplasia (cause of RAS) assocd s string of beads appearance
Medial fibroplasia
77
Renal reperfusion injury most pronounced in
prox tubules
78
FMD more common in right renal artery
women
79
Most common renovascular lesion
Atherosclerosis affecting renal arteries. (ARAS)
80
Most cmon presentation RAS
worsening of preexisting hpn
81
Most common cause of DGF in deceased donor kidney recipients
ischemic ATN
82
Most common cause of allograft loss in the first week
Acute vascular thrombosis
83
Most common time period acute rejections occur in:
first 6 mths
84
Most common time period acute rejections
first 6 mths
85
Most commonly implicated cause of AIN in KT px:
TMP SMX
86
Best test to demonstrate bladder leak:
cystography
87
Most commn time frame that UTO occurs post KT
early post KT period (within 6 mos)
88
most important cause of allograft dysfunction after the first 6 to 12 months
Chronic allograft injury (CAI).
89
Principal risk factors in persistent hyperpara in post KT:
degree of pre transplant hyperpara, duration of dialysis
90
Principal cause of hyperK in post KT
CNI
91
The most important cause of hyperuricemia and gout after transplant
CNIs (particularly CYA)
92
Most commonly affected bone in Osteonecrosis post KT
the femoral head
93
Most sensitive diagnostic modality to dx osteonecrosis
MRI
94
Most of the bone loss in post KT osteoporosis occurs in the
first 6 months after transplant.
95
Most common cause of early and late allograft loss
Death with a functioning allograft (mc. Casue: cardiovascular disease)
96
Most common type of PTLD post transplant
non-Hodgkin’s lymphomas
97
Most common time frame PTLD occurs post KT:
24 months after transplant
98
Major risk factor for pre eclampsia
APAS (followed by Renal disease)
99
Most reliable sign of superimposed pre eclampsia on chronic HPN (in the absence of underlying renal disease
new onset proteinuria (>300 mg/day) usually with worsening HPN
100
The most common cause of AKI during pregnancy
prerenal azotemia due to hyperemesis gravidarum or vomiting from acute pyelonephritis
101
Most common stones in pregnancy
Calcium oxalate and calcium phosphate
102
Most common renal problem encountered during gestation
infection of urinary trac
103
Most common complication of pregnancy in KTR:
hypertension
104
Most relevant phosphatonin in the setting of CKD
FGF23
105
Most important transport channel in the transcellular uptake of Ca in the kidneys
TRPV5 (as opposed to intestines: TRPV 6)
106
highest density of protein expression of CasR
cortical thick ascending limb.
107
most important determinantin minute to minute PTH secretio
extracellular concentration of ionized calcium
108
Most potent phosphate-binding compounds
Aluminum
109
most effective agent available for reducing serum PTH levels in patients with ESRD
Cinacalcet
110
The most frequent side effect of cinacalcet
nausea and vomiting
111
Most common and most troublesome side effect of icodectrin
Skin rashes
112
most common pathway of invasion in peritonitis
catheter’s lumen (the next most frequent pathway is by the periluminal route)
113
Most common organism causing peritonitis
G (+) particularly S. epidermidis
114
Most common overt complication of primary Hyperpara
nephrolithiasis
115
Most important inhibitor of stone formation
citrate
116
Most important regulator of citrate reabsorption
cell pH in the proximal tubule
117
The most prevalent cause of hyperuricosuria in px with kidney stones
excessive dietary purine
118
Most important and invariant finding in uric acid nephrolithiasis
low urinary pH
119
Most common encountered stone with HYPERURICOSURIA
ca oxalate
120
Most important stimuli for AVP secretion under physiologic conditions
osmotic pressure of plasma
121
Most common mutation in Congential NDI
mutations of the AVP V2 receptor
122
most common cause of drug induced NDI
lithium
123
Most common causes of pseudohyponatremia
primary or secondary hyperlipidemic disorders.
124
Most common extrarenal cause of hypovolemic hyponatremia:
gastrointestinal disease with vomiting or diarrhea.
125
Most common cause of diuretic induced hyponatremia
thiazides
126
Most common cause of hyponatremia in hospitalized px:
SIADH
127
Most common tumor causing SIADH
Small cell Ca
128
Most common side effect of Conivaptan
injection site reactions
129
Most commonly expressed KCC in the proximal tubule
KCC3 , KCC4
130
Most AQP1 in the tDL is expressed in what type of epithelial cell:
type II
131
Most AQP1 expressed in this segment
thin descending limb of LOH (OM)
132
NKCC2 protein with the highest affinity for Cl
NKCC2B
133
Most NaKATPase expressed in
DCT