Question 413 · LEK · Glomerular diseases
The characteristic clinical changes in IgA nephropathy do not include:
- A. erythrocyturia with proteinuria.
- B. macroscopic haematuria accompanying a respiratory infection.
- C. nephrotic or nephritic syndrome.
- D. leukocytosis with fever and a CRP increase.
- E. progressive chronic kidney disease.
Hint
IgA nephropathy is an immune-complex glomerular disease; look for the option describing a systemic infection-type response rather than kidney findings.
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