Types of GN

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Across
  1. 1. Protrusions of the basement membrane through faulty podocytes. Seen in membranous GN. ____ and dome pattern.
  2. 5. Unique pattern of basement membrane associated with membranoproliferative GN, in addition to subendothelial IgG deposits
  3. 8. Spell out GN (+1 bonus point haha)
  4. 9. A group of diseases causing crescent shaped epithelial cells. Rapidly progressive.
  5. 10. 30yr old man presents with coke-coloured urine 4 days after a bout of flu-like symptoms. IF shows IgA + IgG deposits in the mesangium. ___ syndrome
Down
  1. 2. 45yr old female presents with gross haematuria. Renal biopsy shows subepithelial humps. History of sore throat 2 weeks ago.
  2. 3. The pattern of immunofluorescence expected from a patient presenting with haemoptysis + haematuria (Goodpasture's syndrome)
  3. 4. The primary population group affected by minimal change disease.
  4. 6. Congenital condition that can be X-linked, recessive or dominant.
  5. 7. Affecting only some glomeruli. Seen in the GN type associated with heroin use or HIV, with diffuse podocyte effacement.