export_renal function Flashcards

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Tubuloglomerula feedback

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  • Macula densa detect inc GFR
  • JGC in aff arteriole –> renin
  • Mesangial cells help vaso con of aff to reduce GFR
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2
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Secretion in PCT

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  • always ionised
  • non-selective
  • active
  • basolat secreteion of drugs, must give penicillin with OAT-blocker to see effects longer
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Urea formation

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Transamination of aa –> deamination –> free NH4+ –> NH3 in Urea

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4
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High GFR needed for Urea excretion, why?

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  • Very small therefore l ittle bit lipid-sol
  • w/o high GFR lots would diffuse into the blood
  • synth in liver as job is to convert lipid sol –> water sol
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Bicarbonate balance, PCT

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  • lost as a buffer for CO2
  • apical memb = imperm; basolat = perm
  • intercalated cells w/ lost of c. annhydrase
  • carbonic anhydrase –> HCO3- + H+ in epi cells
  • HCO3- –> peritub cap.
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H+ balance

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  • secreted as bicarb ions reabs

* secreted as convert NH4+ –> NH3

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LoH creation of osmotic gradient

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  • water moves out of desc LoH
  • no aquaporins in asc LoH
  • Ions actively transported out
  • more water out of desc LoH
  • concentrating filtrate even more (if dehydrated = good)
  • reabsorption only in CT by osmosis and ADH influence
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ADH control of urine concentration

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  • filtrate concentrated from LoH
  • ADH released if dehyrated/low BP
  • inserts aquaporins to DCT and Coll duct
  • water moves from filtrate into peritubular cap
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Calcium reabsorption

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  • most in PCT
  • facillitated diff by Vit D
  • 50% is protein bound therefore NEVER filtered
  • PTH stim active reab of Ca++
  • Calcitonin inhibs this reabs
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Na+ Reabs

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  • 80% kidney energy
  • most reabs in PCT (NaKPump, symp/antiporters)
  • principle cells: NaKpump on basolat, leak on apical
  • end of DCT and Col duct reabs finely tuned, sep from water reabs
  • aldosterone stim activity and synth of more pumps
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K+ reabs

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  • ALL reabs,
  • most in PCT, diffusion
  • paracellular, after water
  • secretion vital as more is excreted than filtered!
  • aldosterone controlled
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12
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What animal alters urine composition between the collecting duct and bladder?

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Horse, glands in renal pelvis and upper ureter secrete mucus

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13
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Control of urination

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Internal sphincter = smooth m (invol)

  • symp n, lumbar
  • contracts, symp a1 receptors
    Ext sphincter = skel (vol)
  • delay dilation by lumbar somatic motor nerves
  • continuous stim by nACh to remain closed
    Detrusor relaxes - B2 N.A receptors
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Bladder emptying

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When full, stretch receptors
Myogenic reflex = either pee or hold

  • p-symp
  • Ach on muscarinic R
  • Detrusor contract; int sphincter relax
  • inhibit somatic stim of ext sphincter
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15
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When would protein in urine not indicate kidney impairment?

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  • Inflam of repro tract or urinary tract

* Sediment analysis would ID

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16
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Expected SG of a hypovoloaemic patient

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V high as aim to retain fluid for circulation

if not high enough –> renal problems

17
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Is Glycosuria always a sign of diabetes?

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No.

  • if blood sugar normal (~5 in dog) then suggestive of kidney impairment
  • issue in PCT
18
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Define renal azotaemia

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Inadequate urine concentration with azotaemia

19
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Isothenuria

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= urine SG is same as protein free plasma (0.012)

20
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Hyposthenuria

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USG =

21
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Hyposthenuria

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more concentrated than plasma, 0.015+

normal urine

22
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Clearance

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= rate at which a solute is either metabolised or excreted

ml/min

23
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To calc GFR from clearance of a solute it must be:

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exogenous
100% filtered

continuous IV infusion

= INULIN

24
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Creatinine clearance

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  • constantly produced by skeletal muscle
  • filtered and NOT reabs
  • easy and cheap to measure
  • if rising = 25% kidney fct left!
25
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Source of K+

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food only

26
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In metabolic acidosis what do the Kidneys filter?

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H+.

  • hyperkalaemia poss as no buffer
  • H+ buffered by bicarb-
  • K+ 100% reabs
  • if case need low K+ diet
27
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Phosphate balance

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from diet, stored in bones. Some excretion, though variable.

28
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Pre-renal Azotaemia

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reduced kidney function due to poor perfusion. eg hypovolaemic shock

29
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Renal Azotaemia

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Kidney disease itself, ethylene glycol poison (antifreeze)

30
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Post-renal azotaemia

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blockageof urine excretion eg. uritholiasis