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WGU D115 Unit 6 Questions & Answers Which statement is true regarding renal blood flow? No autoregulation is found in renal blood flow. The kidneys receive 50% of cardiac output. The kidneys receive mL of blood per minute. The glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is not related to renal blood flow. -The kidneys receive almost a quarter of cardiac output. A patient with untreated strep throat is more likely to have with kidneys -Nephritic syndrome is caused by an antibody/antigen reaction seen after group a-beta hemolytic strep. Antistreptolysin is produced in the antibody/antigen reaction. You can use the HAD STREP mnemonic to help you remember: H = hypertension A = +ASO (antistreptolysin O) D = decreased GFR (glomerular filtration rate) STREP = Streptococcus Briefly explain why edema occurs with nephritic syndrome. -Inflammation in the nephron causes increased permeability in the nephron. Describe the pathology of nephrotic syndrome. Submit and Compare, displayed below -Nephrotic syndrome is caused by damage to the filtering system in the kidney. Massive amounts of protein are lost in the urine which depletes the blood of albumin. The patient often presents with frothy urine and anasarca (not hematuria). Explain why patients with nephrotic syndrome are at high risk for infection. -Nephrotic syndrome is an idiopathic condition often treated with corticosteroids and/or immunosuppressants. Massive swelling puts skin at risk for breakdown because the skin becomes friable and fluid filled What is the two-word technical term for kidney stones? -Renal calculi is the technical term for kidney stones. Describe what caused the pain that sent this patient to the emergency department. with renal calculi - At least one of the renal calculi was obstructing the ureter becaus

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