Polycystic Kidney Disease Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

What is the etiology of pkd?

A

Autosomal dominant Inherited disorder

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2
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Describe how a pk looks

A

multiple, bilateral, grape like clusters of fluid filled cysts that enlarge the kidneys

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3
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How do the cysts affect the kidney?

A

Cysts eventually compress and replace functioning renal tissue

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4
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What genes are affected in pkd?

A

ADPKD1 & ADPKD2

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5
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What is the most common inherited disease of the kidneys?

A

PKD

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6
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How prevalent is PKD?

A

1 in 800 live births

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7
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What percentage of ESRD is attributed to PKD?

A

10%

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8
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How long can pple live without developing symptoms?

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Most patients live for several decades without developing symptoms

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9
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What structure of the kidney do the cysts grow out of?

A

Nephrons

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10
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True/False. The kidneys enlarge along with the cysts

A

True

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11
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Approximately how many cysts can be present in a kidney?

A

THousands

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12
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How much can a cyst-filled kidney weigh?

A

20-30 lbs!

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13
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What disorder commonly occurs along with PKD?

A

HTN by age 20-30

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14
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What disorder are pkd pts at a high risk for?

A

cerebral aneurysm

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15
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Sxs of PKD

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  1. Abdominal or Flank Pain 2.Hematuria: Microscopic or gross
  2. Family history PKD
  3. HTN
  4. Palpable kidneys
  5. +/- hepatic or pancreatic cysts
  6. Most cases are asymptomatic & physical condition appears normal for many years, so the disease can go unnoticed
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16
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What are the ua results for PKD?

A

Hematuria

Proteinuria

17
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What are the renal us results for pkd?

A

Confirms diagnosis

  1. < 30 yrs: 2 or more cysts has 89% sensitivity
  2. 30-59 yrs: 2 or more cysts in each kidney has sensitivity of 100%
  3. 60 yrs or >: 4 or more cysts in each kidney has sensitivity of 100%
18
Q

What genetic studies can be performed for pkd?

A

ADPKD1 and ADPKD2

19
Q

What tx is used for abd or flank pain?

A

Pain management

Abd or flank pain caused by infection, bleeding or kidney stones

20
Q

What tx is used for hematuria?

A

Hydration and bed rest

21
Q

What tx is used for bp management?

A

ACE I or ARB to suppress RAAS

22
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What tx is used for infection?

23
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What is used to rule out cerebral aneurysm in pkd pts?

24
Q

What is the eventual tx for all pkd pts?

A

Kidney transplant or dialysis

25
true/false. Kidney transplants will develop cysts in a pt with pkd
False. Healthy—non-PKD—kidneys transplanted into PKD patients do not develop cysts
26
How long does renal failure appear after symptoms occur?
In most cases of PKD, renal failure develops about 10 years after symptoms appear