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2 Renal Physiology refresher and Mendelian forms of HTN Flashcards

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Effects of adding fluids

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Hypotonic NaCl - Increases intracellular fluid more than extracellular
Isotonic NaCl- Increases extracellular fluid only
Hypertonic NaCl- increases extracellular shrinks intracellular compartmments

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Fluid distribution

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2/3 intracellular.

280-300 mOsm/l

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Net filtration pressure

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usually 10mmHg = 60(glomerular hydrostatic) - 18(bowmans capsule pressure) - 32 (glomerular oncotic pressure)

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Normal GFR

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125 ml

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GFR

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GFR= ultrafiltration coefficient (net filtration force)

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Relationship between GFR and MAP

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No change in GFR with higher BP because of autoregulation.

  • myogenic
  • tubuloglomerular feedback
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Hormones that decrease GFR

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NE, Epinephrine, Endothelin (all by increasing constriction)

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Hormone with no change in GFR/ prevention of decreasing GFR

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ANGII (preferentially constricts efferent arteriole)

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Hormones/substances that increase GFR

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Endothelal derived NO

Prostaglandins

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Filtration barrier

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Fenestrations = 700 angstroms
Basement membrane= IV collagen, laminin, fibronectin (neg proteins)
Podocyte slit pores = 40-140 angstroms

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Solubility of proteins

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Myoglobin (17kDa) .75

Albumin (69 kDa) .005

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Thin descending loop function

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passive resorption of water 2/2 cortical medullary osmotic gradient

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Thin ascending limb function

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Passive resorption of sodium and excretion of urea to dilute tubular fluid

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Thick ascending limb

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  • 25%sodium resorbed by NA/K/CL transporter
  • Na resorbed in exchange for H+
  • Sodium potassium ATP pump on interstitial side
  • Chloride pore on interstitial side
  • positive luminal fluid also pushes K, Na, MG, and Ca into interstitium via paracellular diffusion
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Furoseminde

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Blocks NA, K, CL cotransporter

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Early distal tubule

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  • Paracellular Mg, Ca resorption
  • NaCl cotransporter resption
  • Na/K ATPase on interstitial side
  • Cl channel on interstitial side
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Late distal tubule and collecting duct

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  • Resorbs Na, secretes K (via interstitial NA/K atpase and KC and ENaC on luminal side)
  • aldosterone dependant
  • ADH causes aquoporin translocation
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Medullary collecting duct

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  • Na resorption via NaK atpase and ENaC
  • ADH aquoporin translocation
  • Urea resorption in medullary collecting duct
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Aldosterone

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^ NaK atpase activity

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ANP

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Decreases NaCL resorption in distal tubule and collecting tubule and duct.

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ANGII

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  • Increases Na and H20 resorption in proximal tubule through NaK atpase on intertitial side and NaHCO3- cotransporter
  • increases H secretion through NaH exchanger

MOST IMPORTANT FOR SODIUM RETENTION

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ADH

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Increases H2O resorption from late distal tubule on

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PTH

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Decreases proximal PO4 resorption

Increases CA++resorption in thick ascending and early distal tubule.

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AME (Apparent Mineralocorticoid Excess)

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  • Presentation: Low weight, FTT, early childhood severe hypotension, organ damage, renal failure
  • Clinical S/S: Hypertension, hypokalemia, metabolic alkylosis, low plasma renin activity, low plasma aldosterone
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AME cause

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*Deficiency in 11B HSD2 - converts cortisol into cortisone (resulting in high active cortisol concentrations and binding of cortisol to MR)
Common on consanguineous relationships (kissing cousins)

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Liddle synddrome

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*HTN, Hypokalemia, Metaboolic alkylosis, Low plasma renin activity, LOW PLASMA AND URINARY ALDOSTERONE.

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Liddle syndrome cause

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*constituatively open ENaC

SCNN1G or SCNN1B gene mutations

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AME treatment

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Condition usually recognized too late for treatment to be effective.

Amiloride and Triamterene (block sodium channel)
Spironolactone and Eplerenone (block MR)
Dexamethasone (Block ACTH)

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Liddle Syndrome treatment

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Amiloride and Triamterene (block sodium channel)

good prognosis with treatment

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Bartter syndrome

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Early childhood presentation

  • Growth and mental retardation, polyuria, polydipsia,
  • HYPERCALCEMIA, hypokalemia, hyperreninemia,hyperaldosteronism, metabolic alkylosis, HYPOTENSION
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Gitelman Syndrome

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Adolescent or adult presentation
*cramping, fatigue, plyuria,noctura
*HYPOMAGNESEMIA
HYPOtension

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Barter and Gitelman causes

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Autosomal recessive
*NaCl resorption problems
*RAS activation and hyperaldosteronism
Bartter is NA/K/CL transporter in thick ascending
Gitelman is NaCl transporter in distal tubule

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