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31 Cards in this Set
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Proliferative
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hypercellular
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Membranous
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thickening of GBM
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hyperlipidemia and foamy urine assc. with?
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nephrotic
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thromboembolism and increased infection risk assc. with?
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nephrotic (loss of AT3 and Igs)
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Most common nephrotic in adults
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FSGS
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FSGS associations
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Heroin abuse, HIV, Interferon treatment
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Segmental sclerosis and hyalinosis
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FSGS
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Diffuse GBM thickening
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membranous
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SLE nephrotic
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membranous
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Antibodies to PLA2R
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membranous
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Spike and dome
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membranous
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GMB polyanion loss
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MCD
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MCD tx
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corticosteroids
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Where does amyloid deposit in kidnet
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mesangium
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Mesangial ingrowth and GBM splitting
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MPGN
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HBV/HCV nephrotic
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MPGN
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Dense deposits and C3 factor
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Type 2 MPGN
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Diabetic nephrotic
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NEG of efferent arterioles and mesangial expansion
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RBC casts, azotemia, oliguria and hyperension
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nephritic
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Weeks after URI
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poststrep
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Adults with poststrep develop
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RPGN
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Hypercellular and lumpy bumpy
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poststrep
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Crescent deposits composed of?
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fibrin and C3b
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RPGN with p-anca
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microscopic polyangitis and churg straus (eosinophils)
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DPGN caused by?
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SLE or MPGN
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Most common cause of death in SLE
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DPGN
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DPGN findings
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wire looping capillaries and Ig immune complex deposits
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Nephritic 2-3 days post URI
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Bergers
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Mesangial proliferation and IgA based immune complex deposits
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Bergers
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Bergers assc with?
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HSP
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Split basement membrane with deafness
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Alports
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