Electrolytes Disturbances Flashcards

1
Q

What two factors make up the filtration coefficient?

A

Membrane surface area

Permeability

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2
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What is the most rapid response to increased K by the body?

A

Movement of K between intra and extra cellular compartments

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3
Q

What two hormones stimulate the Na/K tap pump?

A

Insulin

Aldosterone

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4
Q

What adrenergic receptor stimulates Na/K pump?

A

Beta adrenergic

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5
Q

What three factors affect ECF K concentration?

A

Receptor mediated processes
acid base disturbances
leak

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6
Q

Where are the K channels located on the principle cells?

A

Luminal side, which is how K is secreted

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7
Q

Release of what hormone is stimulated by high K concentration?

A

Aldosterone, it increases permeability of K at the principle cells

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8
Q

What channel does potassium sparing diuretics work on?

A

Blockers of the lumens Na channels causing reduced K secretion

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9
Q

How would a decrease in Ca concentration affect sodium channels?

A

Increase VGNa channel open probability

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10
Q

What is the primary regulator for Ca?

A

Parathyroid hormone

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11
Q

How does PTH affect phosphate?

A

PTH promotes PO4 loss

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