Passmed Qs Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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What stones are diamond shaped

A

Uric acid stones

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2
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Envelope shaped crystals are typical of what stone ?

A

Calcium oxalate

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3
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Cystine stones are usually what shape

A

Hexagonal

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4
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Magnesium Phosphate stones are usually what shape

A

Coffin lid

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5
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What are struvite stones made from

A

Magnesium , ammonia and phosphate

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6
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Why do struvite stones occur

A

As a result of urease producing bacteria such as proteus mirabilis

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7
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What would make you think a patient has horse shoe kidney

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Patients complaining of abdominal discomfort with frequent episodes of kidney stones and UTI

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8
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What drugs must be stopped in patients with AKI

A

NSAIDs - naproxen , ibuprofen
Aminoglycoside antibiotics - gentamicin
Ace I - ramipril
Angiotensin 2 receptor antagonists - losartan
Diuretics

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9
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What stones are radiolucent on scans ( can’t be seen )

A

Uric acid stones

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10
Q

Membranous glomerulonephritis histology would show ?

A

basement membrane thickening on light microscopy
subepithelial spikes on sliver stain
positive immunohistochemistry for PLA2

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11
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Why should aspirin not be used for under 16’s

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due to risk of reyes syndrome unless for kawasaki disease

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12
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A patient presenting with recurrent macroscopic haematuria with a history of upper respiratory ttract infection would indicade

A

Iga nephropathy

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13
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Membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis, type 2, is caused by

A

persistent activation of the alternative complement pathway

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14
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Contraindication of ace

A

renovascular disease

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15
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What is seen on biopsy with iga nephropathy

A

mesangial hypercellularity with positive immunofluorescence for IgA & C3

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16
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Describe rhabdomyolysis

A
  • damaged muscle release myoglobin which is nephrotoxic
  • causes renal ischaemia
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17
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In patients complaining of abdominal discomfort and nausea with frequent episodes of kidney stones and uti what anatomical abnormality would you expect

A

Fused kidneys crossing anterior to the aorta

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18
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Raised mcv and low haemoglobin would indicate

A

Macrocyclic anaemia

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19
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What is the most common cause of infravesical outflow obstruction in males

A

Posterior urethral valves

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20
Q

What lobe of the prostate is usually enlarged in bph

A

Median lobe

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21
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What casts are found in ckd

22
Q

spironolactone act on ? and what do they commonly cause ?

A

collecting duct- aldosteronr antagonist
hyperkalaemia and a side effect is breast tissue growth

23
Q

What ecg sign shows hyperkalaemia

A

Tall tented T waves

24
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most common cause of infravesical outflow obstruction in males ?

A

posterior urethral valves

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definitive treatment of posterior urethral valves
endoscopic valvotomy
26
what tumors appear pink
transitional cell carcinomas
27
what color are most renal tumors
yellow or brown
28
medication for prostate cancer
goserelin GnRH agonist
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Which part of the prostate does prostate cancer most commonly arise from?
peripheral zone
30
which part of the prostate does BPH arise from
transitional zone
31
most common renal stone
calcium oxalate
32
what are the defining features of alports syndrome
-young -haematuria -hearing loss
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what are the defining features of alports syndrome
-young - hematuria - hearing loss -eye problems
34
What is alports syndrome
- defect in type iv collagen X linked dominant
35
Horse shoe kidneys are trapped under what structure
inferior mesenteric artery
36
side effect of tamsulosin
postural hypotension
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Painless haematuria in a life long smoker suggest ?
Transitional cell carcinoma
38
Painful haematuria would present in what conditions ?
Urolithiasis Infection
39
Does bph present with haematuria
No presents with hesitancy , poor flow , dribbling
40
Visible haematuria is… until proven otherwise
Bladder cancer
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what is an effect of tamsulosin
postural htn
42
GFR is ata 75 what stage is this
stage 2
43
what electrolyte can cause a brown tinge to the skin
urea
44
Staghorn calculi is usually made from what
Struvite
45
first line tx for minimal change disease
prednisolone
46
what medication can help with voiding
tamsulosin
47
what medication can help with reducing prostate growth
finasteride dutasteride
48
a patient presenting with renal and resp symptoms =
GOOD PASTURES
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FIRSTline drug for symptomatic relief for stones
diclofenac
50
Reynooll pentad
Chariots triad Confusion Hypotension