Nephrology Flashcards
Describe Type 1 RTA?
@ distal renal tubule. Caused by lithium, causes alkalinzed urine, hypokalemia, cannot excrete H+
Tx- oral bicarb
Describe Type 2 RTA?
@ proximal renal tubule. Caused by MM. Causes hypokalemia, cannot reabsorb bicarb. Tx with mild diuretic, replete K.
Describe Type 4 RTA?
Hyper-renin and Hypo-aldo. Caused by DM. Causes hyperkalemia. Tx with fludrocortisone.
Hematuria + hemoptysis
Goodpasture’s Syndrome (Abs to collagen IV)
Hematuria + Deafness
Alport’s syndrome (mutation in collagen IV)
Kiddo s/p viral URI w/ renal failure + abd pain, arthralgia, and purpura
Henoch-Schonlein Purpura. IgA. Supportive tx +/- steroids
Kiddo s/p eating hamburger and diarrhea w/ renal failure, petechiae
HUS - d/t E.coli O157H7 or shigella
Cardiac pt s/p ticlopidine w/ renal failure, MAHA, decreased platelets, fever, and AMS
TTP - tx with plasmapheresis
c-ANCA, kidney, lung, and sinus involvement
Wegner’s Granulomatosis. Tx with steroids or cyclophosphamide
p-ANCA, renal failure, asthma, and eosinophila
Churg Strauss. Tx with cyclophosphamide
p-ANCA, NO lung involvement, Hep B
Polyarteritis Nodosa. Affets small/med arteries of every organ except the lung. Tx with cyclophosphamide.
MC nephrotic syndrome in kiddos?
minimal change dz. Tx w/ steroids
MC nephrotic syndrome in adults?
membranous nephropathy
Nephrotic syndrome a/w heroin use and HIV?
FSGS
Nephrotic syndrome a/w chronic hepatitis and low complement?
MPGN type II