iClicker Questions Flashcards
At the conclusion of a 5 mile hike on a hot day, you drink 3 large glasses of water. Which of the following changes in body fluids would be expected to occur in response to water ingestion?
a) increase TBW, decrease ECFV, increase ICFV
b) increase TBW, increase ECFV, increase ICFV
c) increase TBW, increase ECFV, decrease ICFV
d) decrease TBW, decrease ECFV, no change ICFV
b) increase TBW, increase ECFV, increase ICFV
In the normal kidney, the filtrate entering Bowman’s space:
a) is hypotonic compared to extracellular fluid
b) is hypertonic compared to extracellular fluid
c) contains all of the constituents of blood except blood cells
d) contains the constituents of plasma except proteins and substances bound to proteins
d) contains the constituents of plasma except proteins and substances bound to proteins
What is the correct order of magnitude of renal plasma clearances?
a) creatinine > inulin > urea > potassium > glucose
b) PAH > urea > inulin > creatinine > potassium
c) inulin > PAH > urea > glucose > potassium
d) inulin > creatinine > urea > potassium > glucose
a) creatinine > inulin > urea > potassium > glucose
What apical transporter & nephron segment pair is correct?
a) Na/Cl co-transporter, TAL
b) Na/K ATPase; PCT
c) epithelial Na C (ENaC); CD
d) NaK2Cl co transporter; DCT
c) epithelial Na+ channel; CD
Regarding glomerulartubular balance (G-T):
a) minimizes changes in delivery of solute and water to TAL with changes in GFR
b) macula densa cells of TAL release paracrine agents in response to changes in GFR which affects AA tone
c) ensures a constant amount of solute and water delivered to TAL with changes in GFR
a) minimizes changes in delivery of solute and water to TAL with changes in GFR
Regarding renal K+ handling…
a) low luminal flow in CD = high K+
b) K+ excretion is not altered by dietary K+
c) high P[K+] stimulates aldosterone secretion
d) fine-tuning of K+ excretion occurs in PCT
c) high p[K+] stimulates aldosterone secretion
Patient with nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, what is their urine Osm and UV?
a) 50 mOsm/L; 18 L/d
b) 50 mOsm/L; 1.5 L/d
c) 300 mOsm/L; 18 L/d
d) 1,200 mOsm/L; 0.5 L/d
a) 50 mOsm/L; 18 L/d
diabetes insipidus - lack of ADH (no water retention) => dilute urine, large volume
Countercurrent exchange:
a) establishes medullary osmotic gradient
b) requires active transport
c) involves medullary solute trapping and shunting of H20 from DVR to AVR
d) less effective during decreased medullary blood flow
c) involves medullary solute trapping and shunting of H20 from DVR to AVR
Renal glutamine metabolism:
a) is limited by filtered load of urinary buffers
b) leads to excretion of titrable acids
c) decreases renal generation of HCO3-
d) is the primary mechanism for reabsorbing filtered HCO3-
e) can increase markedly during severe acidosis
can increase markedly during sever acidosis
Transport in the descending vasa recta and ascending vasa recta include al of the following EXCEPT
a) establishes medullary interstitial osmolarity
b) relies on exchange of solute and water between the limbs
c) involves medullary solute trapping
d) both rely on passive transport mechanisms
a) establishes medullary interstitial osmolarity