Renal Disease flashcards
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This Renal Disease flashcards page gathers user-made decks on glomerulonephritis, acute kidney injury and urinalysis. University students and professional candidates can practice recalling clinical features and investigations, while teachers can find material for teaching. The page has over 180 flashcards for university and professional study. Choose a deck to begin.
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- Kidney Function Tests and Urinalysis25
- Hematuria and Urinary Abnormalities17
- Glomerular Diseases30
- Nephrotic and Nephritic Syndromes40
- Glomerulonephritis32
- Diabetic and Vascular Kidney Disease18
- Tubular and Interstitial Kidney Diseases11
- Urinary Tract Infections and Obstruction16
- Inherited Kidney Diseases15
- Kidney Tumors and Renal Cell Carcinoma8
- Acute Kidney Injury103
- Chronic Kidney Disease94
- Kidney Failure and Azotemia45
- Dialysis and Renal Replacement Therapy13
Flashcards
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26 cardsGlomerulonephritis Targets for injury in the nephron
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142 cardsUrinalysis Unit 1 Review The total renal blood flow is approximately:
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11 cardsAKI
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121 cardsRenal What are the roles of the kidney?
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190 cardsHistopathology How to differentiate between nephrotic vs nephritic syndrome?
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200 cardsHistopathology 1 briefly revise the anatomy of the kidney, including blood supply
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102 cardsRenal Disease classifications of renal failure
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78 cardsUWorld Renal
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77 cardsRenal Disorders Normal Kidney function: Anatomy facts
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82 cardsRenal Medicine What are the clinical features of chronic renal failure?
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83 cardsSept 28 Causes of CKD/ ESRD
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72 cardsNephrology: Nephritic, Nephrotic, UTI, Renal Function Glomerulus structure and charge
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62 cardsRenal disease and its investigation I The renal medulla is highly vascularised which is useful for filtration. Which injury and clinical procedur...
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78 cardsCKD + ESRD what is the definition of CKD?
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59 cardsNephrology: AKI definition of acute kidney injury
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27 cardspp2 quiz 2 TESTS OF RENAL FUNCTION: GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE
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63 cardsTubulointerstitial Disease What is the most common cause of acute renal failure?
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73 cardsRenal Week Qs What is needed for a diagnosis of AKI?
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38 cardsGlomerulonephritis What is nephrotic glomerulonephritis?
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99 cardsD6: Hematuria Explain Micturition / Emptying
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50 cardsWeek 6 Describe the 3 categories, functions of the kidney fall under
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59 cardsGlomerular disease what are the general consequences of GN?
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47 cardsRenal Stone Disease Clinical features of renal calculi?
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39 cardsPathology Exam 3 - Glomerular & Interstitial Diseases of Kidney Acute renal failure: time course
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42 cardsRenal 1 What substance's clearance is affected by desmopressin administration?
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50 cardsCBL nephro Where does oedema first present in children?
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43 cardsRenal define chronic kidney disease- CKD
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32 cardsCKD
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61 cardsUntitled How does polycystic kidney disease differ from kidneys on dialysis in end stage renal disease?
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29 cardsRenal Replacement Therapy When is long term dialysis initiated?
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30 cardsMBBS III Summative WCS Nephro K/DOQI classification of CKD
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35 cardsAKI What are the NICE specifications for AKI?
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47 cardsNephrology - 1 Chronic renal failure will have the following effects:
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29 cardsNephritic Syndromes What are the two CLINICAL categories of proliferative glomerular disease?
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35 cardsMed Complex 2.1 functional unit of the kidney
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32 cardsPathology of the Kidney, Ureter & Bladder 1 What are the main pathological processes which affect the urinary tract?
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24 cardsRenal 3 Blunting of Loop diuretic effect by NSAIDs
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30 cardsSystemic Disease and the Kidney 5 ways systemic diseases manifest in the kidney
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23 cardsAcute Tubular Disease What is interstitial nephritis (IN)? What are the 2 types?
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26 cardsChronic Kidney Disease Definition of CKD
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About renal disease flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat Renal Disease flashcards cover
The decks offer questions on kidney function, disease and investigation. Renal asks about the roles of the kidney and signs and symptoms of chronic kidney disease. Glomerulonephritis covers targets for injury in the nephron, kidney biopsy and features of nephrotic syndrome. AKI asks about its definition and stages.
Study with the decks
Start with Renal if you want to recall kidney roles before moving into disease. For investigation questions, Urinalysis Unit 1 Review and Investigation of renal disease offer different sets of prompts.
Answer each card before checking it, and return to questions you find difficult. If you want to see how topics connect, switch to a mind map on the Renal Disease unit page. A quiz there can give you another way to check your recall. Pick a deck and work through a few cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful place to start?
Renal is a useful starting point if you want to practice recalling the roles of the kidney alongside signs and symptoms of chronic kidney disease. For a more focused set, Glomerulonephritis asks about nephron injury, kidney biopsy and features of nephrotic syndrome.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save your quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
Are there flashcards for USMLE preparation?
Yes. UWorld Renal is a USMLE-style flashcard set listed on this page. Other decks cover topics such as acute kidney injury, urinalysis and glomerulonephritis. The collection is mainly suited to university study, with resources also for professional candidates.