Nephritic Syndrome Flashcards

1
Q

What diseases are Nephritic

A
IgA Nephropathy (T3)
Post Strep GN (T3)
SLE (T3)
Haemolytic Uremic Syndrome (T3)
Goodpastures (T2)
T = HYPERSENSITIVITY
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2
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What hypersensitivity are nephritic syndromes

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T3 except Goodpastures = T2

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3
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What is IgA Nephropathy

A

IgA complex deposition presenting 1-2 days after viral tonsilitis/Gastroenteritis infection

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4
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How does IgA nephropathy present in patient

A

Visible Ribena Hameaturia

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5
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Small cell vasculitis (Henloch Purpura) presents the same as IgA except for what difference

A
IgA = Only kidney deposition
HSP = Systemic deposition
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6
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How is IgA investigated

A

IgA complex deposition w/ Immunoflurosecence

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7
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How is IgA Managed

A

BP control w/ACE-i

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8
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How does Post strep GN present

A

AKI
Oedema
HTN
Specks of haematuria

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9
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When does Post strep GN present

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2 weeks after pharyngitis from Group A/B haemolytic strep (Strep Throat w/ Strep Pyo)

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10
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How is Post strep GN Investigated

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Light microscope = Hypercellular glomeruli
Electron microscope = Subpodocyte immune complex deposition
Immunofluorsecen = Starry sky appearance (Ig, c3 and Magnesium on GBM)

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11
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Post strep management?

A

Sel limiting but can progress to RPGN

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12
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What is Lupus Nephritis

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Renal impairment second to SLE (ANA in endothelium)

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13
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How is lupus nephritis investigated

A

ANA Positive

Anti dsDNA positive

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14
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How is lupus nephritis treated

A

Steroids
Hydroxychloroquine
Immunosuppressants

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15
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What is Good pastures

A

Auto Anti-GBM causes GN and Pulmonary/Alveolar haemorrhage

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16
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How is Good pastures treated

A

Steroids and Plasma exchange

17
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When does Haemolytic Uremic Syndrome present

A

5 days after infection against Shiga Toxin

18
Q

How does a patient present with Haemolytic ureic syndrome

A

Haemolytic anaemia
AKI(GN) = Uremia
Thrombocytopenia

19
Q

How is Haemolytic Uremic Syndrome managed

A

Medical Emergency but self limiting

-Supportive fluids w/ Abx

20
Q

What is RPGN (Rapid Progressing GN)

A

Quick progressing GN to ESRF

21
Q

How is RPGN diagnosed

A

Inflammatory crescents in Bowman’s Space

22
Q

What cane RPGN cause as well as ESRF

A

Wegener’s(GPA)
MPA (pANCA)
Goodpastures (cANCA)