The Renal System Flashcards

Decks in this Class (37):

• Clinically Relevant Anatomy Of The Urina

  Clinically Relevant Anatomy of the Urinary Tract

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  what comprises the upper urinary tract,

  what comprises the lower urinary tract,

  which parts of the urinary tract are ret
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• Clinically Relevant Anatomy Of The Lower

  Clinically Relevant Anatomy of the Lower Urinary Tract Involving the Male Reproductive Tract

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  the pelvic cavity can be split into whic,

  why is the false pelvis false,

  where is the division between the true a
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• Imaging Renal And Urological Diseases

  Imaging Renal and Urological Diseases

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  what causes renal colic,

  which conditions may simulate renal coli,

  which investigation is done if either py
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• Physiology Body Fluid Compartments And C

  Physiology - Body Fluid Compartments and Challenges to Homeostasis

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  what is osmolarity,

  how is osmolarity calculated,

  body fluids have an osmolarity of what v
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• Physiology The Kidneys Structure And Fun

  Physiology - The Kidneys: Structure and Function

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  which two types of things do kindeys exc,

  which two hoprmones can the kidneys secr,

  what is the primary fucntion of the kidn
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• Physiology Glomerular Filtration And Ren

  Physiology - Glomerular Filtration and Renal Blood Flow

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  what are the 3 filtration barriers,

  why do large plasma proteins avoid the l,

  filtration is a ________ process
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• Clinically Relevant Anatomy Of Urinary C

  Clinically Relevant Anatomy of Urinary Continence and Renal System Pain

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  how many different modalities of nerve f,

  what are the different types of sensory,

  what are the different types of motor ne
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• Physiology The Proximal Tubule And The L

  Physiology - The Proximal Tubule and the Loop of Henle

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  where does the vast majority of reabsorp,

  roughly how much fluid per minute is rea,

  how does osmolarity change within the pr
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• Presentation Of Kidney Disease Overview

  Presentation of Kidney Disease Overview: Nephrotic Vs Nephritic Syndrome

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  which common antibiotics can affect the,

  which two investigations are extremely u,

  in terms of blood pressure kidney diseas
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• Chronic Kidney Disease

  Chronic Kidney Disease

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  how can,

  what is egfr based upon,

  how many stages of ckd exist
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• Glomerulonephritis

  *Glomerulonephritis

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  what comprises the renal parenchyma,

  what is the most common cause of end sta,

  what is glomerulonephritis
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• Biochemical Measurements In Renal Diseas

  Biochemical Measurements in Renal Disease

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  what characteristics make for an ideal m,

  why,

  creatinine is a product of what
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• Acute Kidney Injury

  Acute Kidney Injury

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  how can acute kidney injury be defined,

  how can acute kidney injury be staged,

  what are the main risk factors for aki
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• Inherited Disorders Of The Kidney

  Inherited Disorders of the Kidney

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  most commonly polycystsic disease is aut,

  which gene is most commonly affected to,

  what does polyscystic kidney disease inv
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• Physiology Endocrine Control Of Body Flu

  Physiology - Endocrine Control of Body Fluid Volume and Composition

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  the tubular fluid leaving the asceneding,

  where does the collecting duct originate,

  hormones such as vasopressin affcet whic
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• Physiology Acid Base Balance I Renal Mec

  Physiology - Acid-Base Balance I: Renal Mechanism Involved in Regulation and [H+] in the Plasma

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  an acidosis is defined as a blood ph of,

  an alkalosis is defined as a blood ph of,

  why is venous blood more acidic than art
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• Iv Fluid Therapy

  IV Fluid Therapy

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  which type of solution is best to use fo,

  which type of crystalloid is best for fl,

  what is the problem with using excessive
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• Pathology Renal And Urology 1

  Pathology: Renal and Urology 1

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  what is pyelonephritis,

  in which two ways can pyelonephritis pre,

  which type of distribution is associated
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• Urological Emergencies

  Urological Emergencies

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  what does acute urinary retention usuall,

  how does acute urinary retention present,

  how
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• Dialysis

  Dialysis

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  what does dialysis involve,

  why is sodium present in the dialysate,

  what is adsorption
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• Renal Transplantation

  *Renal Transplantation

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  what level of gfr can be achieved with t,

  what are the different types of transpla,

  there is no survival benefit for transpl
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• Pathology Renal And Urology 2

  Pathology: Renal and Urology 2

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  what is the term given to congenital abs,

  which condition can occur,

  simple cysts within the kidneys are ____
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• Haematuria

  Haematuria

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  haematospermia is a relatively common pr,

  how is haematuria classified,

  how can non visible haematuria be divide
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• Prostate Cancer

  *Prostate Cancer

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  what are the different zones and divisio
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• Bladder Cancer

  Bladder Cancer

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  how does bladder cancer classically pres,

  if a patient presents with frank painles,

  which type of epithelium lines the bladd
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• Bladder Outflow Obstruction

  Bladder Outflow Obstruction

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  where may problems arise to cause bladde,

  where may problems arise to cause bladde,

  what are the main symptoms associated wi
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• Urological Malignancy

  Urological Malignancy

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  how can benign renal cysts be imaged,

  which symptoms are caused by benign rena,

  what is an angiomyolipoma
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• Urinary Incontinence

  Urinary Incontinence

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  what is urinary incontinence,

  incontience is more common in whcih sex,

  why is incontinence
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• Pathology Male Genital Tract

  Pathology: Male Genital Tract

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  most squamous carcinoma of the skin are,

  which type of men are most at risk of sq,

  which aetiological factors predispose to
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• Physiology Acid Base Balance Ii Whole Bo

  Physiology - Acid-Base Balance II: Whole Body Acid-Base Balance

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  how can a normal acid base blanace be de,

  what is the difference between compensat,

  what is the first line of defence agains
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• Drugs Acting On The Kidney 1

  Drugs Acting on the Kidney 1

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  what are diuretic drugs,

  why does oedema develop,

  which forces
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• The Kidneys In Systemic Disease

  The Kidneys in Systemic Disease

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  what is the most common cause of renal p,

  what is usually the first sign of diabet,

  why does renal hypertrophy occur in dieb
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• Pathology 4 Summary From Tutorial 1

  Pathology 4: Summary From Tutorial 1

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  which lesion is almost pathognomonic,

  how can diabetic nephropathy damage the,

  renal paillary necrosis is often seen in
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• Drugs Acting On The Kidney 2

  Drugs Acting on the Kidney 2

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  give an example of an osmotic diuretic,

  which properties of osmotic diuretics al,

  how do osmotic diuretics affect electrol
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• Microbiology Of Utis

  Microbiology of UTIs

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  what is a uti,

  what does the lower urinary tract refer,

  what does upper urinary tract consist of
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• Pathology 5 Summary From Tutorial 2

  Pathology 5: Summary from Tutorial 2

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  what are the main causes of renal papill,

  what happens to the necrosed papillae in,

  what is the most common type of necrosis
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• Adverse Drug Reactions

  Adverse Drug Reactions

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  drugs with a therapeutic index less than,

  what are the two phases of drug metaboli,

  which phase of drug metabolism is usuall
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