5.1 Renal Flashcards

1
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Formation of urine

How much water filtered bowmans a day

A

GFR is 125ml min = 180l day
4 times larger than TBW
Normal state hydration 99%> reabsorbed

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2
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Why is glom filtrate - UF

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Doesn’t contain proteins in plasma

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3
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How is filtered water handled in kidney

Where reabsorberd?

A

Prox 65%

Loop Henle 15%

Distal tub varies 8% - Absence ADH
>19% Max ADH

Maj filtered water prox tub

water move - passive - water moves down conc gradient
Osmosis water low solute to high solute

reabsorption solute - changeing osmolality - causes movement water

Most important solute Na+
reabsoprtion - active
NaKAtpse - BL membrane - Prox tubule

Water follows passively down osmotic gradient

15% Filtered load reabsorbed in LOH -
Nearly all from water permeable desc LOG
Occurs - high medullary osmolality
Ascending - water imperm reabsop solute - delivers hypotonic to distal tubule

20% filter wat delivery to distal tubule
Amt reabs - depends on ADH level
Max = 19% reabs 
= 
Urine vol 500mls - <1% filtered volume
osm 1200-1400
Reabs water occurs response osmotic gradient
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4
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What is nephron mad up of

What size can pass

what is the passage from aff art

what happens in nephritis

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Nephron - individual renal tububle + Gloermuls

Afferent arteriole larger efferent
Glom membrane - permits passage of neutral substanc up to 4nm diam

Afferent arterole -> glomerulus -> efferent art -> pertibu caps -> intertublar vasa recta

Efferent art juxtamed glo drain into peritublar network
also into loops dip int o medulla along LOH

Per glom caps x50 skel
Neutral sub <4nm free filtered
>8 - not
sialoprotein on GC wall - charge
repel anion more  expeceted size alone - albumin
  • charge dissipated in neprhtits - predispose to proteinuria
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5
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What is the max urine vol in absence ADH

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8% filtered load is reabsorbed in distal tubule -

12% original GFR appears urine

Urine vol 22L day - Urine osmalilty reach min val 30-60

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6
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What is the obligatory water loss in urine

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Min urine vol necc excrete daily solute load
Dep:

1 Daily solute load

2 Max urine osmolality

Daily sol - Typically 700mosm day

max urine osm under extreme cond -~1400mosm/kg

Under condition - excrete sol load
olbigtory water loss day 500 mls (1400/700)

Body total oblig watewr loss high - other insensible loss

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7
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What are the major contributor to normal solute load

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Na 100-150 mmol day
K 70-100
Cl 150
Urea 400

Urea - major contrib nitrogen waste exretion

Creatine ony 12mmol day

Failure excretion daily urea = azotemia

Excretion electyo vary amount kiney excrete depend daily intake

Intake unreg - kidney major exerting regu control
If daily Na is low - kidney able decrease Na day s -

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8
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How much and where + How Na reabs

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NaCl - cotport

3% EwnANa coupled to H, Gluc, aA, organic Po4 other

Prox tub - asc lim distal tub collecting duct

Move cotport or exchange from lumen to cell

Gradient maint active Na/ K atpase bl membr
N 60% Filter na reabs PT - Na/H exch

30% asc lib Na 2 Cl K - cotport

DT 7% nAcL Cotport

3% ENac channel in CD - fine tune aldo

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9
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Gluc

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Glu AA HCO3- reabs w/ Na in early pt

filtered rate 100mg /min - essentaly all reabsorbed
max tport tmg - exceeded - appears urine
375mg min man (300 womin)

Renal threshold
plasma level @ which gluc first appear
actual level less than 375 - ~180mg dl
not all nephorn ident + remove all gluc below
splay - deviation actual curve from ideal

Lum sodium dep gluc tport 2

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10
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What is normal gfr

why does UF occur in glom

A

125mls min
180l day

UF - starlings in glom capillary favours net filtration

tubules carry filtered fluid away keep hydrostatic in bowman’s low

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What is UF

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All sub cept colloid filterr accross semiperm membrane

Plasma - proteins maj colloids present
Glom cap UF - fluid and solutes filtered w/ exception pl protein

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12
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How GFR measure

A

Clearance certrain tracers - inulin from Ren Plasma Flow

Should be frree filter, neither secret nor reasbo, should be non toxic non metabolised

Amt tracer in urine - equal amt filtered cannot enter tubules other way

Tracer T

amt filter = plasmaa conc x gfr

amt tracer in urine = urine conc x urine vol

Therfore Pt x GFr = Utx V

GFR = Ut x V/Pt

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13
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What is clearance

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Vol plasma from which tracer is totally cleared per unit time

Effectiveness removal substrance plsama

Cl = Amt removed plasma unit time / pl con

Kidney - amt removed plasma is same as amt in urine
amt urine - urine conc x urine vol

C = UV/P

GFR = UV/P = freel filtered neither reabs GFR = Clearance inulin

GFR = Cin

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14
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what is metabolic water production

A

Water during oxidation food - water prod final rxn etpc
cat cyto oxidase
2H+1.2 O2 = H2O
5mls kg day - 350 400 mls

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15
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GFR per neprhon

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GFR = Kf {(PgC-Pt)-(NGc-Nt)

Kf - glom UF, Coeff, produt permeabilty - effective filtration surf area

can be alter mesagnial cell - contract = reduced area = rediced Kf
Endothelin, AT II, Vaso, Na contract

ANP DA< PGED2, cAMP = relax

PGC - higher than n caps
affer art short, straigh brance interlob AA
Efferent art - high resistance

Onctic pressure rise along glomerulus fluid leave= net filtration pressure reduction

exchange accross GC - flow lim rather diff lim

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16
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Preop test Rfxn - what are they telling us

Fuctions kidney x 5

A

1 Water balance

2 Electrolyte balance

3 AB balance

4 excretion waste

5 endocrine

Ability kidney excrtete nitrogenous waste prod metab

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17
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Why Creatinine so useful

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Broad indicator glob renal fxn

all fxn bar endocrine involve change glom filtrate in tubules

Kidney - large number small fxn ‘nephron’
Tot GFR - measure - total amt filtration all nephorn - indirect index function all nephorne

Cr Cl - est gfr(some secr) - endog sub

valu not as acc inulin

12 /24 urine collectin reqd - limit use

However plasma cr level - incersel related creatine clear - used index GFR

Cr level - index GFR - single easy obtain

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18
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Juxtaglomerular apparatus

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Struct kidney
2 omponenets - situated adjacent each other

JG cell - wall afferent arteriole

Mac densa wall distal tubule

Fxn - pressure regulation

Sensor afferent arteriolar pressure - intra renal barorec

Secretion Renin - activate RAAS

Mac densa:
1 Sens fluid flow rate distal tubule

2 prod local vcon

19
Q

What is tubuloglomerural feedback

A

Control GFR - Feedback signal derived tubule

Important mech - autoreg GFR

Rate flow thru DT inc, Glom filt decr nephron vice versa

20
Q

What are effect Renin

How Ang II prod

A

Renin - enz secre JG cell
Act plasma prot - angotensionged - prod decapept ANgI - inactive

Term two AA - rxn cat ACR = octapept Ang II

ACe pressent endothelial cell pulm capilary -

addit AA split off prod Ang III some tissue
less potent

21
Q

What are major actions of AngII

A

Vasoconstriction

Stim release aldo adrenal - na hco3 reab PT, Na reabs in cell CD - exhcange K/H

Action hypotahlamus - icnrease thirst ADH

Increases activity SNS

Actions hypothal - subfornical organ & organum vasculosum of lamina temrinalis - both access blood born med outside BBB

Net result - actions
renal salt and water rention

increased TPR ,

INcrease CO

Arterial pressure increase

22
Q

Excretion Bic

How much bic filtered

How much reabs - where

A

4000-5000mosm /day

Product plasma bic and GFR
eg filt = HCO3 x GFR

24x180
4230

Under normal conditions totally reabsorbed

90% Prox tubule and rest distal
Reabs - crucial main ab balance - loss - acidifying affect

23
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When does bic apparear in urine

A

Plasma [HCO3} exceed 27-28mmol/l

Renal threshold exceeded + bic appears urine

24
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What is the role of renl bic reabsoprtion in A-B balance body

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Major role kidney ab - reabsorp filt bic

fiter daily fixed acid load

Reabs - prox tube - secretion equi amt H by prox tube and reab equiv amt a -
Amt h secreted large - not lead net excretion

Amt H secretion a/w excretion anio fixed acid - smaller
70mmol/day
reporesent net excretion amt H body

25
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How is renal bic excertion affect in metabolic alkalosis

A

In acute met alk - iv admin bic renal threhold exceeded - bic rapidly excreted in urine

acute met alk reapidly corrected by kidney - large capacity excrete

Chronic met alk - must mech interfere kidney abil excrete bic

Second mech - different mech responsible gen disorder in first place

Major factors - interfer - 
reduced GFR
Cl depletion
K depletion
ECF vol depeletion

Recover chronic met alk - correction prim cauuse

26
Q

Renal clearance

A

Amt palsma / blood can cosnidered cleared of sub per unit time

GFR

RBF- PAH

27
Q

What is free water &* free water cleraance

A

Non osmotically obligated water

Amt water present in excess req prod solution same osm as plasma

Solution high osmolality than plasma
free water is negative - amt water added to soln - reduce osmolality to plasma

Eg 1l urine 140 collect when pl osm 280
urine - prod 500 mls w/ osm 2800 added to pure water
Litre of urine 500mls pure water in excess - amt reqd prod urine same osm of plasma

28
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How is free water clerance measured

A

calc urine vol osm and plasma osmolaitly

29
Q

What happens free water in DI

A

Increased markedly

Absence ADH - water reeabs CD low -
large vol dilute urine produced
has low osmolality - free water clerance high

squaporin 1 - pt lum and basolat surf

ADG increase perm CD wate r- insert aqua 2 paical membrane pricnipel cells

Countercurrent - concentrating mech - main grad increase mech along medullary pyramid

prod LOH & VR

30
Q

Endocrine functions kidney

A

Hormones prod kidney

Hormon prod - enzymes release

Hormones have site action kidney

31
Q

Hormones prod kidney

A

1-25 Dihydroxycholalciferol - calcitrio - active form vit d - prod vit precurose

EPO

PG

32
Q

Enzyme rel kidney - initiate rxn leading prod / hormones

A

Secretion renin - initiate rxn - prod ang II - from anggen
release aldo

Secretion killikrein - lead prod bradykinin

33
Q

Hormones have site action kidney

A
ADH
Aldo
Calcitriol
PTH
ANP
34
Q

What is EPO

A

Glycoprot - most prod reponse to hypmoaxamei

site - edno cell of pertibular cap - release circ from cells
85% kid 15% liver
sercr fac alkalosis at high altitiude

EPO receptor - Has TK activity - half life 5 hours
inactivated b liver

35
Q

Where is calcitriol prod

A

1 25 dihydxycholecalc -
final step in prod active form -
1a hydoxy reaction - cells prox tubule - reaction catlasyed mito enzy 1 a hydroxy lase

36
Q

What is ANP - (ANF)

A

Peptide RA
natiruretic effect

Increase BV increase
- CVP rise - RA muscle release ANP - Stretch

Excretion Na kidney

Mech - not full det
prob increase GFR
or inhib DCT Na reabs (on exam explan)

Have GC act - act bind ANP
act - rec glom mesangial - relax cell increase GFR
dilate aff art

Other actions
Inhib ADH
Decrease release Aldo
inhib angII - vcon
inhib renin release

ANP - opposite AngII

37
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What effect immersion in water ANP secrtion

A

Water up to neck - removes effect gravity - periph circluation
increase effect blood vol - rise cvp
release anp increase - increase right strech

increase RAP - stim low press barorecp – decrease ADH

38
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What affect IPPV on ANP

A

Decreased - decreased atrail distenion - a/w IPPV - increase pressure reduce tmural stech on wall

Red stretch on vol rec - interp hypovol - ADH risis

Renal Na water decrease - net patient

39
Q

Renin

Angiogen

A

Renin: Aspartyl protesase - synth prohorm active renin 1* prod from pronenin in kidney

Made liver
increase g/cort, throid and at 2

ace - split histidyl leucine from at 1->at2
inact BK

AT II metab
1/2 1-2 min

Art constrict - BP inc, Potent vasocon, decrease in Na delpleted + cirrohosis

Inc Aldo - rel adreanl - facil NA action, Inc Na reabs - drop gfr - mesangeial contracition
Inc ADh ACTH

Renin increased
drop bp JG cell
Drop NaCl - reach mac densa - SNS activity
Inc cateholamines

Renin Decr - NaCl at MD - Inc Afferetn art bp

40
Q

Excretion of Urea

Where is urea produced

A

Major nitrogenous waste - req excretion body
Prod liver Excr by kidney

Deamination gluatamate - production ammonium - fairly toxic CNS - am conv carbomyl phos liver -

cycle reactions - less toxic urea prod
Less toxic urea produce

41
Q

Whats the effect of high protein diet on urea production

A

Excess AA _ not store any form
increase degradation liver

Increased Urea prods - renal excr

inc urea conc renal medualla - conc ability increase

42
Q

1000 mol urea blood pump out LV

how manby appear in urine - without return cientral bv

A

9-23 assum no recirc 1-2%

Calc - % CO - going kidney 25%

% RBF -> cortex - assum all glomeruli 93% RBF

Filtr fraction 0.17-.2

% filt load urea excrete 20-50% depend hydration

250 reach - 46 filtered
final excre 9-23

43
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What is the filtration fraction

A
  • GFR divided RPF

GFR - glom filt rate RPF - Renal plasma flow

Typically .17-.2

Rises w/ drop sys bp - arteriole constriction