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T or F: Your nephrons continue to form after birth?
False! You are born w/ the full complement of nephrons
What is the main point of glomerular tubular imbalance?
born with insufficient tubular tissue to match up with the glomeruli
What causes the progressive increase in total RBF following birth?
increase in cortical flow
When does RBF reach adult levels?
1-2 years of age
What disease: kidney consists of groups of cysts w/ connective tissue. Minimal or no renal parenchyma
Multicystic dysplastic kidneys
What is vesicoureteral reflux (VUR)?
retrograde flow of urine which puts pressure back on the kidney.
How do kids w/ VUR often present?
Hx of recurrent UTIs
Who gets posterior urethral valves?
Males only!
What does posterior urethral valves cause?
bladder outlet obstruction
What causes Potter's sequence and what are some sx?
no flow of urine in utero
Lung problems (pulm hyperplasia), malformed ears, flattened facies, clubbed feet
What is a common presentation of post-infx GN in kids?
They present w/ HTN
At what level does a kid's BP need to be to have HTN?
> 95%'ile for age, sex, height
What's the first thing you do when you get a high BP measurement in kids?
make sure it's a good measurement
What causes HTN in kids?
renal parenchymal and renal vascular disease (75%)
High BP in upper extremities and low BP in lower extremities...what you thinking?
Coarctation of the aorta
What is the Schwartz formula?
K*Height(cm) / Creatinine (mg/dl)
where K is a constant that depends on age
T or F: RBF is low in kids?
TRUE
What is the most common cause of ESKD/CKD in males less than 4?
obstructive uropathy
What is a renal diet?
There is no such thing
What do you need to do to kids before transplant (re: immune stuff)?
make sure they are immunized and have boosters, esp. for VZV and MMR
How do you overcome growth delays in kids w/ CKD?
Give them GH replacement
How is cognitive development impaired in kids w/ CKD?
I don't know, but it's a big deal