Pathology
It is all about Potassium
Dialysis
Transplant
GN
100



What is Fabry Disease

100

 2 types of K secretory channels

What are BK Voltage-dependent and ROMK leak-dependent 

100

The only approved treatment for Calciphylaxis

What is Sodium Thiosulfate

100

EBV sero-negative patients shouldn't receive this drug 

What is Belatacept?  

100

DOUBLE POINTS 

An IS drug should be stopped before pregnancy 

What is MMF?

200

DOUBLE POINTS


What is Collapsing FSGS?

200

Amiloride potassium sparing mechanism 


What is blocking sodium transport, inhibiting sodium-potassium exchange. 

The mechanism of action of amiloride is independent of aldosterone


200

The difference between home and in-center hemodialysis targeted Kt/v

What standard Kt/v and spKt/v

200

Cases where Rituximab could be used in transplant 

What Are ABO incompatible, desensitization and late ABMR 

200

CS Maintenance period after achieving remission in Adults with MCD  

What is 6 months

300

What is Anti-GB GN



300

DOUBLE POINTS 

Mechanism of hypomagnesemia causing hypokalemia

What is ROMK channel unblocking?

300

The maximum CVVH filtration fraction

What is 30%

300

DOUBLE POINTS

Could cause gingival hyperplasia and increase Cyclosporine level

What is Diltiazem? 

300

Epstein syndrome  

What is Megathrombocytopenia and autosomal dominant Alport syndrome?

400


What is BK Nephropathy?

400

Genes mutations cause familial hyperaldosteronism type II

What are WNK1 and WNK2?

400

The maximum colony-forming units  and an endotoxin concentration allowed in dialysis water

What are 100 (CFU)/mL and 0.25 units (EU)/mL 

400

2 CMV infection conditions, Foscarent should be used as treatment

What Are UL54 mutations and UL97 mutations with 5-10-fold increase in ganciclovir resistance?

400

LN classes the majority of patient had in ALMS trial  

What are LN classes 3 and 4

500




What is Karyomegalic Nephropathy?

500

Gene mutation causes hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis with hypomagnesemia and hypocalciuria  

What is SLC12A3 mutation?

500

DOUBLE POINTS

Anticonvulsant with large volume of distribution and highly protein bound could need serial HD or CRRT 

What is Carbamazepine?

500

The majority of studies showed that ATG superior to Basiliximab

What is acute rejection prevention? 

500

Mutation causes familial FSGS, presents at a later age (adolescence or early adulthood)

What is INF2 Mutation? 

(encodes a member of the formin family of actin-regulating proteins )

FSGS caused by NPHS1 and NPHS2 mutations, typically present at a very early age

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