Ion stuff Flashcards

1
Q

barrters syndrome

A

hypokalemia. Na/K/2Cl transporture issue (furosemide site of action)

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2
Q

furosemide syndrome mimic

A

barrters

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3
Q

Gitelmans syndrome

A

hypotension, Na/Cl contransporter (thialzides)

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4
Q

thiazide syndrome mimic

A

gitelman

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5
Q

liddle syndrome

A

HTN, hypokalemia. na channel gain of function in p=principle cells…

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6
Q

liddle syndrome mimic

A

NONE

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7
Q

drug that targets same channel as liddle

A

amiloride, spirolactone

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8
Q

which cells do not have Na/K atpase

A

intercalated cells

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9
Q

renin trigger

A

low Cl- to MD, low afferent arterial pressure, low volume.

B1 sympathetic stimulation of JGA

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10
Q

low volume/perfusion triggers

A

RAA, sympathetic (low pressure)ADH

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11
Q

high volume/flow triggers

A

ANP, pressure naturesis

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12
Q

CKD GFR cuttoff

A

90

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13
Q

what is the most prevalent electrolyte in body

A

potassium (intra>extra)

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14
Q

main transporter for bicarb reabsorption

A

Na/H antiport

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15
Q

FeNa

A

fraction of filtered sodium that is excreted

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16
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high FeNa

A

high perfusion, high excretion (don’t need to hold on to the salt to hold water)