Shilpa J renal Flashcards

1
Q

How to manage uraemic bleeding?

A
  1. Dialysis
  2. Correct anaemia
  3. DDAVP- corrects 30-50%, takes hours

NOT platelets as uraemic proteins are still present and will make useless

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2
Q

What things give you linear staining?

A

Anti GBM disease
membranous sometimes- more granular
albumin in diabetic nephropathy

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3
Q

Citrate chelates…

A

calcium

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4
Q

poor prognosis lupus nephritis on biopsy

A

glomerulosclerosis

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5
Q

Best for GFR?

A

Timed albumin excretion

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6
Q

Strongest predictor of mortality on dialysis?

A

Albumin

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7
Q

BP target CKD diabetic?

A

125/80

vs 130/80 non

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8
Q

Minimal change more common in what people?

A

Atopic

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9
Q

Urinalysis in ATN?

A

Tamms horsfall (hyaline)

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10
Q

Calcitriol does what to phosphate in gut?

A

Increase reabsorption

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11
Q

CV risk if normal eGFR and microalb?

A

double CV Risk

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12
Q

In PCKD is it number or size of cysts for prognosis?

A

Number

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13
Q

AIN most common urinalysis

A

bland

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14
Q

Greatest RR increase cancer post transplant? Most common

A

RR kaposi sarcoma

Overall scc then lymphoma

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15
Q

How does ureteric reflux present?

A

In adults with hypertension
and Proteinuria
Grade 1- just in ureter
Grade 2- to renal pelvis
Grade 3- dilatation of renal pelvis
Grade 4- tortuous ureter, dilated, blunt fornices but preserved papilalry impression
Grade 5- crazy dilated and just a blob, no papillary impression

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16
Q

Pathophysiology of reflux….

A

After birth, its not really the anatomical reflux from the incompetent valve, but risk of renal impairment directly related to the number of UTIs