Nephritic & Nephrotic GN Master Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Nephritic & Nephrotic GN Master QuizOnline version Test your GN knowledge from the nephritic/nephrotic spectrum. by Chrissi 1 What is the hallmark triad of the nephritic syndrome? a Azotemia, hypokalemia, proteinuria b Hematuria, hypertension, edema c Proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, edema 2 Which form accounts for about 70% of RPGN cases? a Immune complex RPGN b Pauci-immun RPGN c Anti-GBM RPGN 3 What antibodies define anti-GBM disease (Goodpasture) in RPGN? a ANCA antibodies b Anti-GBM antibodies against non-collagenous domain of collagen IV c Anti-dsDNA antibodies 4 Which GN is the most common cause of nephrotic syndrome in adults? a Focal segmental GN b Minimal change GN c Membranous glomerulonephritis 5 IgA nephropathy is characterized by IgA deposits in which renal area? a Mesangium b Glomerular basement membrane c Tubular epithelium 6 What is the typical sequence after a post-infectious GN infection? a Adult onset with rapid diuresis b Purely asymptomatic proteinuria c Childhood onset after respiratory or skin infection 7 Which therapy is commonly used for RPGN with vasculitis or anti-GBM) a Methylprednisolone with immunosuppressants b ACE inhibitors only c Antibiotics alone 8 Which valve best describes the Pathophysiology behind nephrotic syndrome? a Tubular obstruction causing protein loss b Vascular occlusion causing ischemia c Podocyte injury increasing glomerular permeability 9 Which symptom is less typical in nephrotic syndrome but common in GN? a Hyperlipidemia always present b Severe fever always present c Edema is common; Hb in urine can vary 10 Which condition is defined by hyperlipidemia, hypoalbuminemia, and edema? a Acute kidney injury b Nephritic syndrome c Nephrotic syndrome 11 What is the classic triad of nephritic syndrome in Volhard's description? a Proteinuria, Hypotension b Hyperlipidemia, Anuria c Hematuria, Hypertension, Edema 12 Which pathology features crescents and rapid kidney decline in RPGN? a Membranous thickening only b Isolated tubular damage c Extrakapillary proliferation with crescent formation 13 Which condition is commonly associated with postinfectious GN in children? a Recent respiratory or skin infection b Recent stroke c Chronic kidney stones 14 What is a key diagnostic finding on urinalysis in nephritic syndrome? a Erythrocyte casts or dysmorphic RBCs b Oval fat bodies c Casts of hyaline only 15 Which serologies help differentiate ANCA-associated vasculitis? a Anti-GBM antibodies only b Anti-PR3 and Anti-MPO antibodies c ANA and dsDNA 16 What imaging finding supports nephrotic features rather than nephritic? a Edema with preserved GFR and proteinuria (>3.5 g/d) b Hematuria with normal protein c Low blood pressure with no edema 17 Which therapy is used for RPGN with pulmonary involvement? a Antibiotics alone b Dietary protein restriction only c Plasmapheresis plus immunosuppression 18 What does pauci-immune RPGN imply on biopsy? a Little or no immune complex deposition b Only IgA deposits c Heavy immune complex deposition 19 Which demographic shows higher prevalence of some glomerular diseases? a Northern Europeans b African Americans with certain ApoL1 variants c Children under 5 only 20 What is an important immediate management goal in nephritic patients? a Increase salt intake to preserve volume b Delay treatment until MSG symptoms appear c Control blood pressure and reduce edema 21 Was beschreibt das nephritische Syndrom hauptsächlich? a Blut im Urin, Ödeme, Hypertonie b Proteinurie >3,5 g/d, Hypalbuminämie c Niereninsuffizienz, Ödeme, Hypertonie 22 Welche TRIAsymptomatik ist typisch für das nephritische Syndrom? a Proteinurie, Hypalbuminämie, Ödeme b Hämaturie, Ödeme, Hypertonie c Fieber, Gewichtsverlust, Arthralgien 23 Was kennzeichnet die postinfektiöse Glomerulonephritis typischerweise? a 1–3 Wochen nach Atemwegsinfektion b Unmittelbar nach Infektion c Monate später 24 Welche Glomerulonephritis wird oft bei Kindern als Ursache des nephrotischen Syndroms genannt? a Minimal change Glomerulonephritis b IgA-Nephropathie c Membranöse Glomerulonephritis 25 Welche Form der RPGN ist am häufigsten? a Pauci-Immun RPGN b Anti-GBM RPGN c Immunkomplexvermittelte RPGN 26 Welche Ursache gehört NICHT zu den RPGN-Einteilungen? a Immunkomplex-Ablagerungen b Anti-GBM-Antikörpern c Hypertonie ohne Immunbefund 27 Was ist eine typische Therapieoption bei membranöser GN? a Nur Diuretika b Kombination Prednisolon + Cyclophosphamid c ACE-Hemmer allein 28 Welche Antikörper sind typisch bei ANCA-assoziierten Vaskulitiden? a Anti-GBM und Anti-Streptolysin-O b Anti-DNAse-B und Anti-Jo-1 c Anti-PR3 und Anti-MPO 29 Wofür steht das Goodpasture-Syndrom? a Niereninsuffizienz nur akut b IgA-Nephropathie mit Lungenbefall c Lungen- und Nierenschäden durch Anti-GBM 30 Welche Hauptmerkmale weisen Nephrotische GN auf? a Normale Albuminwerte, kein Ödem b Hämaturie, Nephrotoxische Substanzen c Proteinurie >3,5 g/d, Hypoalbuminämie, Ödeme

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Nephritic & Nephrotic GN Master QuizOnline version

by Chrissi

What is the hallmark triad of the nephritic syndrome?

Which form accounts for about 70% of RPGN cases?

What antibodies define anti-GBM disease (Goodpasture) in RPGN?

Which GN is the most common cause of nephrotic syndrome in adults?

IgA nephropathy is characterized by IgA deposits in which renal area?

What is the typical sequence after a post-infectious GN infection?

Which therapy is commonly used for RPGN with vasculitis or anti-GBM)

Which valve best describes the Pathophysiology behind nephrotic syndrome?

Which symptom is less typical in nephrotic syndrome but common in GN?

Which condition is defined by hyperlipidemia, hypoalbuminemia, and edema?

What is the classic triad of nephritic syndrome in Volhard's description?

Which pathology features crescents and rapid kidney decline in RPGN?

Which condition is commonly associated with postinfectious GN in children?

What is a key diagnostic finding on urinalysis in nephritic syndrome?

Which serologies help differentiate ANCA-associated vasculitis?

What imaging finding supports nephrotic features rather than nephritic?

Which therapy is used for RPGN with pulmonary involvement?

What does pauci-immune RPGN imply on biopsy?

Which demographic shows higher prevalence of some glomerular diseases?

What is an important immediate management goal in nephritic patients?

Was beschreibt das nephritische Syndrom hauptsächlich?

Welche TRIAsymptomatik ist typisch für das nephritische Syndrom?

Was kennzeichnet die postinfektiöse Glomerulonephritis typischerweise?

Welche Glomerulonephritis wird oft bei Kindern als Ursache des nephrotischen Syndroms genannt?

Welche Form der RPGN ist am häufigsten?

Welche Ursache gehört NICHT zu den RPGN-Einteilungen?

Was ist eine typische Therapieoption bei membranöser GN?

Welche Antikörper sind typisch bei ANCA-assoziierten Vaskulitiden?

Wofür steht das Goodpasture-Syndrom?

Welche Hauptmerkmale weisen Nephrotische GN auf?