maintains systemic blood pressure. SNS vasoconstriction of AA. mesangial cells contract. conserve sodium and water. increase BP.
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explain intrinsic control of GFR
protects renal capillaries from hypertensive damage, auto-regulation of aa constriction. myogenic response in renal sm, if stretch vaso constrict. Juxtaglomerular apparatus vasoconstriction and renin release
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Tubuloglomerular feedback-
as increase in NaCl to mascula densa ATP-ADP increases adenosine, causes ca conc to increase-vasoconstriction of AA. also JG cells decrease renin release
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what does angiotensin 2 do?
stimulates PT Na reabsorption by binding to AT1 receptors, stimulates ADH release, aldosterone secretion (increase Na reabsorption in CD and DCT), thirst, vasoconstriction of small arterioles
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Tell me about aldosterone
secreted by zona glomerulosa in adrenal cortex (also caused by increased K+ conc) stimulates principal cells in CD to produce Na/K pumps and Na channels. water follows Na+
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natriuretic peptides
are released when the heart is stretched. A type-from atrial myocardium and B type -ventricular myocardium DNP
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what do natriuretics do?
acts on CD, cells inhibit Na+ entry through ENaC, inhibit renin release, with dopamine inhibit Na/K pump in PT. promotes dopamine entry into PT through OCT (organic cation transporter)
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