Calcium and Phosphate balance Flashcards
Effectors in Ca2+ regulation
Bone - Ca storage
GI tract - Ca absorption
Kidney - Ca excretion
Hormones involved in regulating Ca2+
PH, Vit D, CT
[Ca2+ ] in blood determined by
Input-output balance
Binding of ionized calcium to plasma proteins
role of Ca2+ in body
excitation-contraction coupling in muscle
secretion and release of neurotransmitters
membrane excitability
regulation of enxyme activity
bone formation
pH & Ca2+
Increase in blood pH cause release of Ca2+
inc pH = inc bound Ca = dec free Ca = low Ca2+
Decreasing ph in bone matrix cause demineralization and release of Ca2
role of phosphate
metabolism
ATP
modulation of enzyme activity
important constituent of bone
PTH
Peptide hormone
Secreted by parathyroid cells in response in decreased cell plasma
PTH synth and degradation also increase if blood Ca2+ low
causes increase in VitD3 (increases GI absorption of Ca)
causes increase in Ca reabsorption
Vit D3
Sun/Food to Liver to Kidney (made active)
Increases absorption of Ca2+
Release stimulated by inc PTH, dec Phosphate
Synthesized in skin from sun or food intake
25 - Vit D3
Formed in liver
Sent to kidney for activation
1,25 Vit D3
Active form
Formed in Kidney
24,25 Vit D
excess Vit D form (from 1,25 VitD)