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III: Tubular Transport II Flashcards

1
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Histology of thin descending and ascending limb membrane

A

Epithelial membrane without brush border + LOW metabolic activity

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2
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Histology of thick ascending limb membrane

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Thick epithelial membrane + HIGH metabolic activity

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3
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In pictures, differentiate between thin and thick limb of loop of henle

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Thin descending loop of henle looks round with 2/3 round cells

Thick ascending loop of henle looks round with MANY round cells

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4
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Thin descending limb contains in both membranes

A

AQP1

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5
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In thin descending limb what is reabsorbed

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High H2O and low solute reabsorption

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6
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There is an increase osmolarity in

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Tubular lumen

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7
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How much H2O is reabsorbed in the loop of henle

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20%

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8
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Thin ascending limb is permeable/nonpermeable to water

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Impermeable

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9
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Where does reabsorption of Cl- begin

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At thin ascending limb

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10
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Reabsorption of Cl- in ascending limb through

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Transcellular pathway (CLC-K1)

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11
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Na+ reabsorption is through

A

Paracellular pathway

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12
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In thick ascending limb, what is reabsorbed

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Solutes and not water

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13
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How much filtered Na+ and Cl- does the THICK ascending limb reabsorb

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25%

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14
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K+, Cl- and Ca++ also reabsorbed in the

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Thick ascending limb

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15
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Descending and ascending limb permeability

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Descending is permeable
Ascending is impermeable

Descending reabsorbs water
Ascending reabsorbs solutes

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16
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What is reabsorbed in thick ascending limb

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Na+, K+, Cl-, HCO3-, Mg+

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17
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Channels involved in Thick ascending limb (reabsorption of Na+, Cl-, K+, Mg++, Ca++, HCO3-)

A 
NHE3 (H+, Na+)
AQP
NKCC2 (Na+, 2Cl-, K+)
ROMK (K+)
Na+/K+ATPase

Direct ones for K+ and Cl-

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18
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Why is there a decrease in tubular osmolarity in thick ascending limb

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Because no H2O is reabsorbed

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19
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Distal convoluted tubule sections

A 
Initial portion
Distal portion (connecting tubule)
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20
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Collecting tubule sections

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Cortical

Medullary

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21
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Initial part of distal convoluted tubule called the

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Cortical diluting segment

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22
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Initial part of distal convoluted tubule reabsorbs (Na+, Cl-) %

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5%

23
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What is not reabsorbed in INITIAL part of distal convoluted tubule

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Water or urea

24
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If not water or urea is reabsorbed in INITIAL part of distal convoluted tubule then (osmolarity)

A

Low tubular osmolarity

25
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Channels involved in INITIAL portion of distal convoluted tubule

A

NCC (Cl-, Na+)
Na+/K+ATPase

Paracellular transport of Ca++, Mg++, Na+, Ka+
Transcellular transport of Cl- and K+

26
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There is paracellular transport of

A

Mg++, Ca++,

27
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There is transcellular transport of

A

Cl-

28
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Location of connecting tubules (cortex and medulla)

A

Begin at cortex but most are at medulla

29
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Cells involved in connecting tubules

A

ADH

Aldosterone

30
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Function of ADH

A

Reabsorb water

31
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Function of aldosterone

A

Reabsorb Na+ and secrete K+

32
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Intercalated cells at CONNECTING TUBULES function

A

Regulate acid-base balance

33
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H+ secretion in intercalated cells. Which cells does this

A

Type A cells

34
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HCO3- secretion in intercalated cells. Which cell does this?

A

Type B cell

35
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How much Na+ is reabsorbed in distal tubule + collecting tubules

A

3%

36
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Why is there only a 3% reabsorbtion of Na+ in distal tubule and collecting ducts

A

Because it is hormone regulated

37
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Inhibitor channels

A

Amiloride triamterene

Sironolactone

38
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Inhibition of amiloride triamterene

A

Blocks Ca++ channels

Inhibit ENaC therefore inhibit aldosterone induced increase in Na+ reabsorption

39
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Which channel is blocked through amiloride triamterene

A

ENaC

40
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Inhibition of Spironolactone

A

Aldosterone antagonist. Prevents aldosterone from entering nucleus = blocks mRNA synthesis

41
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Aquaporins depend on…

A

ADH

42
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Why do aquaporins depend on ADH

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Because ADH stimulates water absorption

43
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What would happen if there was no ADH

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There will be no water permeability

44
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ADH causes

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Increased osmolarity
ADH release
Water permeability

45
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In diabetes insipidus there is no

A

ADH

46
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In SIADH there is

A

High ASDH

47
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Intercalated cells regulate

A

Acid-base homeostasis

48
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Type A cells in intercalated cells in charge of

A

Acidosis
Secrete H+
Reabsorb HCO3-
Reabsorb K+

49
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Type B cells in intercalated cells in charge of

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Alkalosis
Secrete HCO3-
Secrete K+
Reabsorb H+

50
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Collecting tubule at medullary segment, H2O reabsorption

A

Adjusted due to permeability controlled by ADH

51
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Collecting tubule at medullary segment permeability to urea

A

Permeable

52
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What does the collecting tubule at medullary segment secrete

A

H+

53
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What % of Na+ is finally reabsorbed in collecting tubule of medullary segment

A

<1%Na+

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