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Exam 3: Salt/water Balance Flashcards

1
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Osmolarity of ECF is monitored/adjusted by

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Regulating water excretion in kidney in response to ADH

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2
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Major electrolyte in ECF

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Na+

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3
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Renal mechanisms of Na+ balance

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RAAS

Atrial natriuretic peptide

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4
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ADH contributes ___ to volume regulation

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Directly

**Trumps osmolarity

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5
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Virtually all Na+ reabsorption in kidney is due to

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Passive Na+ reabsorption following gradient

Active Na+ removal due to ATPase

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6
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Na+ coupled transport also reabsorbs

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Glucose
AA
Phosphate
HCO3

(Water follows)

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7
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H2O is impermeable across

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Ascending loop of Henle

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8
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Hormones that regulate NaCl/H2O

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Antidiuretic hormone
RAAS
ANP

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9
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ADH AKA

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Vasopressin

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10
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ADH signals kidney to

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Conserve H2O

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11
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ADH is released when

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Plasma osmolarity inc

Plasma volume dec 10-15%

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12
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Osmole receptors are very sensitive and ___% inc can stim ADH release

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1-2%

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13
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Blood volume changes are sensed by _____ receptors

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High and low pressure receptors

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14
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Response to ___ volume is an emergency response

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Dec

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15
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ADH is a powerful vaso____ which targets

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Constrictor; arteriolar smooth muscle (V1 receptor)

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16
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ADH via V2 receptor causes

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Insertion of aquaporins

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17
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Aquaporins are H2O channels that

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Make collecting duct permeable to H2O

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18
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Osmole receptors are found in

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Circumventricular organs

  • organum vasculosum
  • subfonical organ
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19
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Axons from circumventricular organs project to ADH producing cells in

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Hypothalamic supraoptin and paraventricular nuclei

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20
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Most potent osmolyte

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NaCl

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21
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Dehydration and ADH

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Inc osmolarity and dec volume stimulate ADH

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22
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Dec osmolarity and small dec in volume

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Osmolarity kept constant

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23
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Dec osmolarity and LARGE dec in volume

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Osmolarity sacrificed to maintain integrity of ciruclation

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24
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Diabetes insipidis

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Large amounts of dilute urine

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25
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Central diabetes insipidis

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Dec ADH production

Low circulating ADH

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26
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Nephrogenic diabetes insipidis

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Dec response of kidney to ADH

Circulating ADH levels high

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27
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Syndrome of inappropriate ADH

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Inc ADH secretion even if plasma osmolarity low

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28
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Syndrome of inappropriate ADH death occurs when

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Profound dilution of plasma electrolytes

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29
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ADH cell bodies found in

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Supraoptic nuclei

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30
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Oxytocin cell bodies found in

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Paraventricular nuclei

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31
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ADH and oxytocin are secreted from nerve terminals in

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Posterior pituitary

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32
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Supraoptic nuclei can make both

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Oxytocin and ADH

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33
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ADH acts on principal cells in last ___ to inc H2O reabsorption, thus ___ body fluid osmolarity

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DCT; dec (back to normal)

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34
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V2 receptor for ADH elicits response via

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cAMP

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35
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CAMP causes insertion of aquaporin 2 which ____ the urine

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Concentrates

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36
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V1 receptor is coupled to

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Phospholipase C

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37
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Net result of ADH w/ V1 receptor

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Contraction of vascular SM
Constrict arterioles
Inc TPR

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38
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Thiazide diuretics are used to treat

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Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

39
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Thiazide diuretics ___ Na+ reabsorption in distal tubule

A

Inhibit

40
Q

Thiazide diuretics ___ GFR

A

Dec

Less H2O filtered—less excreted

41
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Thiazide diuretics can cause a secondary ____ due to inc Na+ excretion

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ECF volume contraction

42
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Renin is a hormone synthesized/secreted by

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Juxtaglomerular cells in renal arterioles

43
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Renin stimulated by

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SNS activation

Dec tension/pressure in glomerulus

44
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Dec pressure in glomerulus can ___ rate of NaCl delivery to macula densa

A

Dec

45
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Renin catalyzes formation of ____ from ___

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Angiotensin I; angiotensinogen

46
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Angiotensin I is the ____ form

A

Inactive

47
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Angiotensin I is converted to angiotensin II by ___ in the ____

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ACE; liver

48
Q

Angiotensin II is also produced locally in

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BV
Adipose
Brain

49
Q

Angiotensin II may act locally as a paracrine to

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Stim prostaglandins

Act as local growth factor

50
Q

Angiotensin II is the primary signal for the release of

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Aldosterone

51
Q

Angiotensin II also causes vasoconstriction in the kidney which

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Dec renal blood flow and glomerular filtration

52
Q

Constriction of the EA by angiotensin II ___ colloid pressure in peritubular caps which ____ reabsorption

A

Inc; inc

53
Q

Angiotensin effect on cardiac contractility

A

Inc

54
Q

Angiotensin inc blood flow to ___ and dec blood flow to ___

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Inc: heart, brain, skeletal muscle

Dec: skin, viscera

55
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One of the most potent pressor substance known

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Angiotensin II

56
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Angiotensin II in CNS stimulates _______ and secretion of ___

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Stims thirst and appetite for Na+

Stims secretion of ADH

57
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Angiotensin II in hypothalamic cells project to

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Supraoptic and paraventricular N

Vasomotor centers

58
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Angiotensin II stim in paraventricular nuclei

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Release ADH

59
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Major regulator of RAAS

A

Negative feedback

60
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Blood volume ___ as a result of sodium retention

A

Inc

61
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ANP promotes excretion of

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Sodium in urine

62
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ANP synthesized and secreted from

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Atrial myocytes

63
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Two other forms of ANP

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BNP (brain)

CNP (CNS)

64
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ANP/BNP binds to which receptor

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Natriuretic peptide receptor-A (NPR-A)

65
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CNP binds to which receptor

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NPR-B

66
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All three hormones (ANP/BNP/CNP) bind to which receptor

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NPR-C

67
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NPR-C may function as

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Clearance receptor — removes ANP/BNP/CNP from blood

68
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ANP and BNP both stim formation of

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Cyclic GMP

69
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Cyclic GMP modifies cellular functions via 3 mechanisms

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  1. Phosphorylation of proteins
  2. Cyclic nucleotide phodphodiesterases
  3. Ion channel regulation
70
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ANP acts on these organs ___ to lower _______

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CN system
Kidneys
Adrenal glands
CNS

Lower blood volume and pressure

71
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ANP on CV system

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Vasodilation of vascular SM

72
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ANP in the kidney inc Na+ and H2O excretion by inc ____ and dec Na+ and H2O reabsorption

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Glomerular filtration

73
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ANP causes ___ renin secretion

A

Dec

74
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ANP effects on hypothalamus

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Dec ADH secretion
dec vasomotor activity
Inhibits thirst
Dec Na+ appetite

75
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ANP in pituitary gland inhibits release of

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ACTH (causes dec adrenal support)

76
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ANP on adrenal gland

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Dec aldosterone secretion

77
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ANP effect on SNS

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Dec NE/epi release

78
Q

Hemorrhage effect on osmolarity

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No change

79
Q

Immediate response to hemorrhage

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Vasoconstriction mediated by SNS

80
Q

Slower response to hemorrhage

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RAAS

81
Q

Hemorrhage stims ___ and inhibits ___

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ADH; ANP

82
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Dehydration

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H2O loss > solute loss

83
Q

Dehydration effect on osmolarity

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Inc in ECF/ICF osmolarity

84
Q

Primary way to correct dehydration

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ADH — promotes H2O reabsorption w/out reabsorbing solute

85
Q

Dehydration ___ ANP

A

Inhibits

86
Q

Salt loading promotes ____ of Na+ in urine

A

Excretion

87
Q

Salt depletion minimizes _____ of Na+ in urine

A

Excretion

88
Q

Salt loading causes ___ ANP and ADH

A

Inc

89
Q

Salt loading causes ____ in plasma osmolarity

A

Slight inc

90
Q

Salt depletion causes ___ in ANP and ADH

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Dec

91
Q

Salt depletion ___ plasma osmolarity

A

Slight dec

92
Q

High salt intake suppresses ____ and slight increase in osmolarity stims ___

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RAAS; ADH

93
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Low salt intake stims release of ____ and slight decrease in osmolarity inhibits ____

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RAAS; ADH

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