renal system function

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what are the three kidney functins with examples
1. homeostasis of water and ions 2. hormone roduction, renin- na balnace. vit d- ca balance. prostaglandins andkinins- renal blood flow. 3. excretion of metabolic waste- creatine and urea
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describe nephron blood supply
afferent and efferent supply to glomerus. effecrt leaes and form peritubular cappilarys which surround lumen allowing for fluid exhange. leaves at venules
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state the four process of the nephron
filtration, secretion, reabsorbtion, excretion
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how to calculate amount of secretion
filtered-reabsorbed+secreted
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what does a high mOsM represent
high levels of solute
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what is the filtration fraction from the plasma to filtrate at bowmans capsule
20%
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describe filtration across nephron
glomerus- 180L, 300mosm(isosmatic with plasma)- PCT 70% of gloemrus, 54L- loop of henle- 18L, 100mosm (more solute than water reabsorbed) - dct and collecting duct- 1.5L 50-1200 mosm (under hormone controll)
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what is clearance?what is equation
measure of kidney functionality. = urine conc x urine flow rate / plasma con
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describe 3 glomerular barriers
1. endothelium capillarys- pores preventing large rbc passing. negive surface preventing albumin passing 2. basal lamina- neguvely charged 3. podocytes- foot process with small slits inot the basal lamina
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describe glucose and amino acid reabsorbtion in the pct
na/k pump creates inward electochemical sodium gradient. na coupled glucose and amino acid transport systems develop. 100% of glucose and aa reabsorbed. 65% na reabsorbed, thus 65% of water
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describe reaborbtion in loop of henle
1. descending limb- impermable to nacl. permable to water. mosm decreases 2. ascending limb- ater impermable, nacl permable. in thin part nacl reabsorbed. in thick part k/na/l reabsorbtion is powered by na/k pup and inward electrochemical gradient. mosm
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describe reabsorbtion in the intial part of the dct
na/k pumps inward electrochemical na gradient drives nacl rebasorbtion. dct is water impermable so mosm decreases.
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role of thiazide duiretics?
block nacl chanel in dct, less h2o reabsorbed along nephron as more conc in lumen so bp drops
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describe reabsrbtion in end of dct and collecting duct
driven by na/k pump electrochemical na inward gradient. ENaC ion chanel for na. Aquaporin for h2o. both conrolled by hormones. 8% nacl reabsorbed, 8-17% h2o reabsorbed.
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describe hromones used in ion chanels of dct and collecting duct
aldosterone controlling na. increases ENaC ion chanels. adh/vasopression controlling h2o. increases aquaporins. both make urine more conc as reasborbtion of na means h2o follows
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