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Acute Glomerulonephritis NCLEX

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Here's what's inside the 11-slide deck (dark navy + teal + amber color scheme, styled for a professional nursing review):

Slide	Content
1	Title slide — Acute GN / PSGN / Nephritic Syndrome NCLEX Review
2	Overview & Definition — What is AGN, Nephritic vs Nephrotic comparison table
3	Pathophysiology — 5-step mechanism (strep infection → immune complex → complement → GFR drop) + Morphology summary (humps, RBC casts, IgG/C3 deposits)
4	Clinical Presentation — 6 symptom cards: hematuria, proteinuria, hypertension, edema, oliguria, systemic symptoms
5	Lab Findings & Diagnosis — Full lab table (ASO, C3, urinalysis, BUN/Cr, biopsy) + diagnostic criteria checklist
6	Nursing Assessment (NCLEX priority) — Subjective + Objective data, priority nursing diagnoses, hypertensive crisis alert
7	Nursing Interventions — Fluid management, BP control, antibiotics
8	Diet, Education & Discharge — Sodium/potassium/protein/fluid restrictions, patient teaching, discharge criteria
9	Complications & Prognosis — 6 complication cards (encephalopathy, AKI, pulmonary edema, RPGN, CKD, hyperkalemia) + prognosis stats
10	NCLEX Practice Questions — 4 Q&A in exam format
11	Key Takeaways — 9-point memory card for last-minute review

Content sourced from Robbins Pathology, Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology, and Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine.

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Glomerulonephritis Comprehensive

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Here's a full breakdown of all 23 slides across the dark navy + teal + amber color scheme:

#	Slide	What's Inside
1	Title	Full topic overview + sources
2	Detailed Definition	What GN is, the glomerular anatomy, what gets damaged, key syndromes (nephritic/nephrotic/RPGN/chronic)
3	Section divider	Mechanism
4	Mechanism Pt. 1 — Immune Pathways	6 pathways: in situ complex formation, circulating complex deposition, complement activation, leukocyte infiltration, crescent formation, T-cell mediated injury
5	Mechanism Pt. 2 — Downstream Effects	How injury leads to hematuria, proteinuria, oliguria/azotemia, hypertension, edema, chronic progression
6	Section divider	Causes
7	Causes — Infectious	PSGN, infective endocarditis, Hep B/C, HIV, malaria/schistosomiasis — with exact mechanism for each
8	Causes — Autoimmune/Systemic	SLE, ANCA vasculitis (GPA/MPA), Anti-GBM/Goodpasture, IgA nephropathy, Henoch-Schönlein — with exact mechanism for each
9	Causes — Primary GN Types	MPGN (Type I & II), Membranous nephropathy, MCD/FSGS, Fibrillary GN — with exact mechanism for each
10	Risk Factors	Demographic, infections/exposures, systemic conditions and drugs
11	Section divider	Clinical Presentation
12	Signs & Symptoms	Hematuria, proteinuria, hypertension, edema, oliguria/azotemia, systemic symptoms — each with full explanation
13	Section divider	Diagnosis
14	Physical Examination	Vitals, head/eyes, abdomen/extremities + KEY PHYSICAL TRIAD banner
15	Laboratory Tests	14-row table: test name, what it does, exact expected finding in GN (color-coded ELEVATED/LOW/POSITIVE)
16	Imaging & Biopsy	Renal US, Chest XR/CT, CT Abdomen, Kidney Biopsy — what to order, why, and what you'll find
17	Section divider	Treatment
18	Treatment Steps 1 & 2	Emergency stabilization (hyperkalemia, BP crisis) + supportive care (fluids, diuretics, antihypertensives)
19	Treatment Step 3	Targeted immunosuppression by cause: PSGN, lupus, ANCA, Goodpasture, IgA, MPGN/MN
20	Treatment Steps 4 & 5	RPGN emergency protocol + renal replacement therapy (CRRT → HD → PD → transplant)
21	Treatment Step 6	Long-term monitoring, medication management, patient education
22	Treatment Summary Table	8-step treatment roadmap in one table
23	Key Takeaways	11-point summary card for quick review

Sources used: Robbins & Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease, Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology 7th ed., Goldman-Cecil Medicine, and Brenner & Rector's The Kidney.

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