FORMATION OF URINE Flashcards
In the formation of urine, what happens in the proximal tubule?
Reabsorption of filtrate
Secretion into tubule
In the formation of urine, what happens in the Glomerulus?
Filtration of blood
In the formation of urine, what happens in the Loop of Henle
Concentration of urine
In the formation of urine, what happens in the Distal tubule
Modification of urine
In the formation of urine, what happens in the collecting duct
Final modification of urine
what is the net filtration pressure in the glomerulus and how is this calculated?
Pressure within glomerular capillary PGC - Plasma protein pressure GC ( 45mmHg - 25mmHg = 10mmHg)
What are the pressures involved in glomerular filtration
PGC = Pressure within glomerular capillary (hydrostatic)
GC = Plasma protein pressure (osmotic)
PBC = Pressure within Bowman’s capsule (Hydrostatic)
Autoregulation of renal blood flow (RBF) Persists in denervated kidneys and isolated perfused kidneys - what type of response is this, neuro, hormonal or local effect
is NOT a neuronal or hormonal response but a local effect
RBF subject to autoregulation over wide systemic BP range. what is the approx BP range?
90-200 mmHg