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5006 - Human Dysfunction
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Cards (17)
Chronic Kidney Disease
Glomerular
loss and
disease
secondary to
diabetes
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Diabetic Nephropathy
Nephron
damage, often
autoimmune
origin, many different types of
lesions
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Glomerulonephritis
Inflammation
of the
glomeruli
and
renal
dysfunction
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Nephrotic
Syndrome
Presence of heavy
proteinuria
,
hypoalbuminemia
, and
peripheral edema
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Nephritic Syndrome
Most common cause is
immunological
(
IgA nephropathy
),
post-infections
,
lupus nephritis
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Hypertensive Nephropathy
Progressive kidney damage, long-standing, poorly controlled high blood pressure, lesion =
Arteriolar nephrosclerosis
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Uremia
is characterized by long standing, progressive nature,
systemic effects
, treatable but irreversible
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Causes of chronic kidney disease
Diabetes
Hypertension
Glomerulonephritis
Polycystic kidney disease
Common Symptoms of chronic kidney disease
Fatigue
Ammonia-smelling
breath
Loss of
appetite
Foamy
urine
Difficulty
urinating
or
frequent
urination
Kidney
pain
Complications of chronic Kidney disease
Uremic
syndrome
Atherosclerotic
disease
Dyslipediemia
Hypertension
and
pitting oedema
secondary
hyperparathyroidism
Symptoms of diabetic nephropathy
Swollen ankles, feet and hands
Nausea and
loss
of
appetite
Fatigue
and
insomnia
Dry,
itchy
skin
Difficulty in
concentrating
Secondary causes of nephrotic syndrome
Metabolic - diabetes mellitus
Immunologic
Neoplastic - carcinoma
Medication/drugs - heroin
Infection - syphilis, herpes zoster, hepatitis B/C
Allergic
Genetic syndromes
Nephrotic syndrome Pathophysiology
Injury to podocytes
Podocyte foot process effacement & detachment
Protein leaks into urine
Symptoms of nephrotic syndrome
Oedema
Pale skin, fissure
Hyperlipidemia
Protein in urine - looks foamy
Vomitting
Tachycardia
Nephrotic Syndrome
Inflammation of the glomeruli and renal dysfunction
Nephritic Syndrome Pathophysiology
Deposition of
immune complexes
of
antibodies
triggers
inflammation
Imflammation injures
cells
and
degrades
the
glomerular basement membrane
RBC
leak into urine and some
protein
in urine
Symptoms of nephritic syndrome
Blood
in the urine
Blurred
vision
Hypertension
Low
output of urine
Abnormally
high
levels of
nitrogen-containing
substance
Protein
in urine