Renal 3 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Infection assd with cryoglobulinemia

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Hep C

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2
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Most frequent GN worldwide

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IgA nephropathy

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3
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Location of staining in IgA nephropathy

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mesangium

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4
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This helps differentiate IgA nephropathy from lupus

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C1q is pos in lupus, neg in IgA

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5
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Class 1 and 2 lupus

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Class 1: normal histology

Class 2: mesangial lesion

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6
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Class 3 and 4 lupus

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Class 3: focal proliferative GN

Class 4: diffuse proliferative GN

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7
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Class 5 lupus

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membranous nephropathy

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8
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Most common and most severe lupus

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class 5

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9
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differential of crescentic GN (3)

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Immune-complex mediated,
Pauci-immune,
Anti-GBM

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10
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Pauci-immune crescentic GN usually assd with..

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ANCA

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11
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Most common ANCA in microscopic polyangiitis

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p-ANCA

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12
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Wegener and MPA cause

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pauci-immune crescentic GN

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13
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Target in anti-GBM

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NC1 domain of tpe IV collagen

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14
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LM in anti-GBM

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cellular crescents (macrophages, PMNs, lymphs, podocytes, fibrin) become fibrous crescents

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15
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IF in anti-GBM

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linear IgG of GBM

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16
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Thrombotic microangiopathies involving kindey (5)

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HUS, TTP, malignant HTN, anti-phospholipid syndrome, cyclosporin/tacrolimus toxicity

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Histo of HUS and TTP

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fibrin thrombi in capillaries and small arteries, ischemic collapse of glomeruli, RBC fragments

18
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Mutation in Alports

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type IV collagen
X-linked: C terminal of alpha 5 chain
(Others alpha 3 or alpha 4)

19
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EM in Alports

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irregular contours of GBM

“basketweave”

20
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Lesion seen on LM in Alports

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Interstitial foam cells

21
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Thin GBM dz clinical and EM

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hematuria with normal renal function

GBM <200 nm

22
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Flattening of tubular epithelium with loss of brush borders with granular casts

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ATN (ischemic or toxic)

23
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Interstitial inflammatory infiltrate (lymphs, PCs, Eos, granulomas

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Drug-induced acute interstitial nephritis

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Acute renal allograft rejection

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tubulitis, interstitial inflammation, endothelitis, transmural necrosis of arteries

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Chronic renal allograft rejection
intimal thickening of arteries, ischemic changes
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3 findings in cyclosporin/tacrolimus toxicity
1. tubular epithelial vacuolization 2. hyaline artiopathy 3. thrombotic microangiopathy
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Diseases usually presenting with nephrotic syndrome (4)
Minimal change, FSGS, Membranous, Diabetic,
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Disease usually presenting with nephritis syndrome (2)
Post-infectious, | Crescentic glomerulonephritis
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Renal dzs assd with Hep C
Membranoproliferative, | Cryoglobulinemia