Kidney: Clearance Flashcards

1
Q

the amount of a substance that is filtered out of the blood by the kidneys

A

Renal clearance

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2
Q

Excretion = ______ – Reabsorption + ______

A

Filtration

Secretion

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3
Q

Measurement of Renal Function is:

A

Renal Mass Balance

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4
Q

Renal Mass Balance

A

Cra = Crv + Cu

renal artery= renal vein + urine/ureter

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5
Q

Cra = Crv if _____ ______

A

completely reabsorbed

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6
Q

Cra = Cu if _____ ____

A

completely secreted

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7
Q

For substances that are not synthesized or metabolized by renal tissue, the amount entering the kidney (via the renal _____) equals the amount leaving the kidney (via the renal _____ and the ____)

A

artery
vein
ureter

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8
Q

the amount of substance entering the nephrons by filtration and/or secretion equals the amount leaving by _____ and/or ______

A

reabsorption

excretion

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9
Q

the use of ______ _______ provides the means for indirectly measuring renal blood flow, glomerular filtration rate, and the rates of tubular reabsorption and secretion of various substances.

A

mass balance

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10
Q

flow can be determined by measuring the mass balance of a substance that is not synthesized or metabolized by the kidney.

A

Renal plasma flow

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11
Q

The difficulty of obtaining renal venous plasma samples limits the usefulness of mass balance approach to measuring RPF so we measure excretion of something “______” cleared from blood

A

completely

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12
Q

the tubular secretory system for ________ is so efficient that at low plasma concentrations it removes 90% or more of the ____ from the plasma as it flows through the kidney, the

A

para-aminohippurate (PAH)

PAH

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13
Q

The total plasma volume filtered by the glomeruli per unit time (GFR) can be measured using a substance that is _____ filtered but is not reabsorbed or secreted, so that the amount excreted equals the amount filtered, such as inulin

A

freely

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14
Q

____ is a fructose polysaccharide (molecular weight ~ 5000)
The amount of ____ filtered per unit time by the glomeruli equals the volume of plasma filtered/time (GFR) times the plasma concentration (Pin)

A

inulin

inulin

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15
Q

Since the ______ cells do not add or remove inulin from the filtrate, the amount entering the nephrons equals the amount exiting by excretion

A

tubular

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16
Q

GFR = Cu x Volume of urine / Cra

if substance is _____ only

A

filtered

17
Q

GFR = Excretion rate of _____ = clearance of inulin

A

inulin

18
Q

a waste product of amino acid metabolism

A

Urea

19
Q

Clearance of Urea is to the ___ of the Inulin curve for renal clearance

A

right

20
Q

Clearance for Urea is to the ____ of Inulin-clearance curve because it is cleared at a slower rate.
This tells us that since the same amounts of inulin and urea were filtered, some urea was ______

A

right

reabsorbed

21
Q

If the curve of substance ‘X’ was to the left of the Inulin-clearance curve:

What does that tell you about substance ‘X’?

A

It secreted! Ex. Penicillin

22
Q

at very low urine floe rates, about 40% of filtered urea is _____

A

excreted

23
Q

as urine flow rises to 2 ml/min, fractional urea excretion _______ rapidly

A

increases

24
Q

urea is reabsorbed by a _____ process that depends on water reabsorption to establish a chemical gradient across the tubular wall. Thus when water reabsorption is reduced, urea reabsorption ____

A

passive

falls

25
Q

all filtered glucose is reabsorbed at plasma concentrations below ____mg/dl
the reabsorption mechanism becomes saturated at plasma concentrations above ____mg/dl

A

250

350

26
Q

the clearance of glucose is 0 when the plasma concentration is below ____mg/dl, because no glucose is excluded.
Above that concentration, glucose concentration ____ and begins to approach the clearance of inulin

A

250

rises

27
Q

for a substance that is filtered only, the clearance _____

A

does not change

28
Q

for a substance that is reabsorbed, the clearance tends to _____

A

rise

29
Q

for a substance that is secreted, the clearance tends to ____

A

fall

30
Q

The _____ _____ expresses the excretion of a solute as a percentage of the filtered load

A

Fractional Excretion (FE)