Nephrology,transplant Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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DDAVP in reducing blood loss in ESRF patients:
Dose = ?
Mechanism =?

A

0.3ug / kg

Stimulates release of vWF

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Normal decline of GFR : __

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5 every decade

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3
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A gene causing CKD in Africans

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APOL1 gene

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4
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Annual death rate in transplanted vs. in dialysis patients awaiting transplant = ?

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3.8 vs 6.3 per 100 patient-years

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5
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Genes encoding these are located on ch = ?
HLA
B2m

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HLA : Ch6

B2m : Ch15

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6
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what is death?

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irreversible
resp + circu
entire brain

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7
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what classification is used for donation after circulatory death (DCD)?

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Maastricht classification
1 - 2 uncontrolled
3 - 4 controlled

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what is 10-y graft survival for living and cadaveric RT?

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living 81%

cadaveric 70%

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9
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what is the Amsterdam forum consensus on kidney donation?

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regarding stone
not young
single , small < 1.5cm
not infected, metabolically normal

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10
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what UK committee advises on the risk of transmitting cancer through transplantation?

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SaBTO

Advisory committee on Safety of Blood, Tissues and Organs

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11
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what is the risk of transmission of a cancer from a donor not previously known to have cancer ?

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0.05%

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Give examples of minimal risk of transmitting cancer through transplantation from a donor.
Bladder
Kidney
Prostate

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< 0.1%
Bladder: superficial noninvasive
Kidney: resected solitary < 1cm LG RCC
Prostate: curative treatment, GG1 , cancer free > 5y

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13
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definition of extended criteria donors

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> 60y,

> 50y with HT, elevated Cr, death due to CVD

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14
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risk of pre-eclampsia to donor =?

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5% -> 11%

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15
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estimated lifetime risk of ESRD to donors = ?

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0.14 -> 0.9%

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16
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Mortality risk to donor nephrectomy

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0.01%

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17
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mechanism of ischemic - reperfusion injury

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depletion of ATP
water influx, cellular edema
tubular cellular edema, necrotic debris -> tubular obstruction
reperfusion - hypoxanthine oxidised to xanthine + free radicals

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HTK solution and physiology?

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Histidine: buffer
Tryptophan: free radical scavenger
ketoglutarate: substrate for aerobic

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what is hypothermic pulsatile machine perfusion?

why the controversy?

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dynamic flow of cold perfusate, monitoring of perfusion parameters
? better DGF, 3y graft survival (ECD)
? cost, technical errors, ? no benefit in DCD

20
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Active malignancy in the potential recipient is contraindication to receiving transplantion, except = ?

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superficial nonmelanoma
incidental renal tumors <= 1cm
prostate GG1

21
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types of cross-match techniques?

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physical: CDC, FCXM
virtual: solid phase tests

22
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what is panel-reactive antibody PRA?

what is calculated PRA?

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% of donors that + ve XM

% of donors with at least 1 unacceptable HLA-antigen

23
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USG findings of renal vein thrombosis

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spiked systolic flow
reverse diastolic flow
absent venous flow

24
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what is Hilson perfusion index?

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AUC of iliac / graft artery

Normal < 150

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Transplant RAS | USG findings = ?
PSV > 200cm/s | Turbulent flow, parvus tardus
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mechanism of steroid in immunosuppression
inhibits transcription of cytokine genes | NF-kB's translocation to nucleus, SRC, GRE
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Calcineurin inhibitors mechanism metabolism by
inhibits calcineurin, unable to deP NFAT, cannot translocate | CYP3A
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purine synthesis inhibitors (AZA, MMF) | mechanism
AZA: purine analogue | MMF IMPDH inhibitor
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Immunosuppression | Cannot use ___ in pregnancy
MMF (teratogenic)
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Name 2 cautions in using AZA
XO inhibitors TPMT level (metabolism)
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what is anti-thymocyte globulin ATG?
polyclonal Ab | induce T cell apoptosis
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what is basiliximab
monoclonal Ab CD25 of IL-2 receptors T cells
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what is alemtuzumab
mAb against CD 52 | T cells
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mTOR inhibitors: inhibits transition from _ to _ phase
G1 to S phase
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what is Belatacept
CTLA4-Ig fusion protein | Co stimulatory blocker: binds to CD80 CD86 of APC
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Direct allorecognition depends on ___ DC | Indirect allorecognition depends on ___ DC
Donor | Recipient
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what is Banff classification?
renal allograft bx | 1 normal 2 Ab 3 borderline 4 TCMR 5 interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy 6 others
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prevalence of asymptomatic stones in donors = ?
5%
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what is PCKD?
inherited cystic explansion renal enlargement , insufficiency extra-renal
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ADPKD Gene Ch Protein
PKD1 gene : Ch16 : polycystin1 protein | PKD2 gene : Ch4 : polycystin2 protein
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ARPKD Gene Ch Protein
PKHD1 gene Ch 6 fibrocystin protein
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ADPKD Mean growth rate: _ Incidence of intra-cranial aneurysm: _
5.3% | 8%
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ADPKD | indication for screening for aneurysms
age < 60 FHx SAH High risk jobs
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how to evaluate a relative who wants to donate to a ADPKD patient, wrt renal cysts?
age dependent: < 30, 30 - 39 , >= 40 | USG, MRI, genetic tests
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what is Ravine criteria?
imaging diagnostic criteria of ADPKD for at-risk individuals
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T/ F : Post-transplant for ADPKD | Native kidneys will shrink 38%
True
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minimum USG criteria for AVF maturity at 4 weeks
400ml/min | 4mm in diameter