chapter 15-urinary system Flashcards

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1
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what are the functions of the kidney

A
  • maintain the osmolarity of the blood
  • excrete numerous waste products and toxic chemical
  • conserve glucose, salt and water
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2
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is filtration an active or passive process and what drives it

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passive and driven by the hydrostatic pressure of the blood

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3
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what is filtrate

A

the fluid and small solutes entering the nephron

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4
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the nephron secretes waste substances like acids, ions and other metabolites from the interstitial fluid into the filtrate by what type of transport

A

passive and active

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5
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where does reabsorption happen primarily in the kidney

A

proximal convoluted tubule

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6
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where does filtrate occur

A

glomerulus

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7
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major waste products excreted in the urine

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H+, Urea, NH3 and K+

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8
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does osmolarity increase or decrease as you go deeper into the medulla

A

increase

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9
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what is the descending limb permeable to

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water

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10
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what is the ascending limb permeable to

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salts only

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11
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the thick ascending limb of the loop of henle is called diluting segment why

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its thick bc of the extra mitochondria which make ATP to pump out Na and Cl- from the filtrate

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12
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what hormone does DCT respond to and its function

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aldosterone

- it promotes sodium reabsorption

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13
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what 2 hormones does the collecting duct respond to

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aldosterone and antidiuretic hormone

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14
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what is the countercurrent multiplier system

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a system in which energy is used to create a [ ] gradient

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15
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which hormone up regulates the active transport of Na and K along the DCT and CD resulting in a decreased excretion of Na and increase excretion of K into the urine

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aldosterone

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16
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which hormone directly affects water reabsorption in the DCT and CD by opening additional aquaporins so water leaves and get reabsorbed

A

antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

17
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which hormone does not effect the osmolarity of the blood? aldosterone or ADH and why

A

aldosterone bc it reabsorbs both water and salt

18
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what is the bicarbonate buffer system

A

Co2 + H20 (l) H2CO3 H+ +HCO3

19
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for a respiratory change: when conditions are acidic what is defected, what is blood pH and the compensation

A

defect: increased Pco2
pH blood: decreased
compensation: increased HCO3

20
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for a respiratory change: when conditions are basic what is defected, what is blood pH and the compensation

A

defect: decreased Pco2
pH blood: increased
compensation: decreased HCO3

21
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for metabolic change when conditions are acidic what is defected, what is blood pH and the compensation

A

defect: decreased HCO3
pH blood: decreased
compensation: decreased PCO2

22
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for metabolic change when conditions are basic what is defected, what is blood pH and the compensation

A

defect: increased HCO3
pH blood: increased
compensation: increased PCO2