2 Nephron Physiology Flashcards
Secondary Active Transport
Molecules (Glucose, Amino Acids, Ions, Metabolites) attach to Na to move through the cell wall.
Uses energy indirectly by being coupled to another solute
Secondary Active Secretion into Tubules
Mechanism of HCO3 reabsorption and Na/H exchange in proximal tubule and thick loop of Henle.
Uses energy indirectly by being coupled to another solute
Where is the only region in the nephron where carbonic anhydrase is present on the luminal membrane?
Proximal Tubule
Where is the target for lasix?
Thick ascending segment of Henle’s Loop.
Where is the only nephron segment that Cl is actively transported and location of the NA-K-Cl pump?
Thick ascending segment of Henle’s Loop
What provides feedback control of GFR and blood flow with in the nephron?
Juxtaglomerular complex (first portion of the distal tubule)
What do Principal Cells do?
Reabsorb Na and H2O from the lumen and secrete K into the lumen.
What do Intercalated cells do?
Reabsorb bicarbonate and K ions from the lumen and secrete H into the lumen.
(Important for acid-base balance)