Exam 4: Regulation of K and Ca Flashcards
What is potassium excretion or elimination determined by?
The sum of 3 renal processes:
1) the rate of filtration
2) tubular K+ reabsorption/secretion
3) tubular flow rate
What is the rate of aldosterone secretion controlled by?
Serum K+ independently from the effect of angiotensin II
Where is 99% of Ca?
Bone
Where is Ca reabsorbed?
Proximal convoluted tubules
What is PTH secretion determined by?
The state of calcium repletion and depletion
What is a large influx of Ca one of the final steps in?
Cell death
What is the kidney critical in the activation of?
Vitamin D
What is the reabsorption of phosphates like?
Fairly unregulated
When is most phosphate absorbed?
When it is less than the transport max
When is most phosphate excreted?
When phosphate is more than the transport max