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4 main functions of kidney

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  1. water sodium balance
  2. ion control, K+, CA2+, Mg2+
  3. acid-base balance
  4. excretion
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3 things to take away from the lecture:

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autoregulation
clearance
macula densa

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is acid-base balance only done by kidney?

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nope. in conjunction with lungs

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what happens if ion concentrations get out of hand?

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could be deadly and sudden death from nerve, muscle, brain damage

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uraemia is what?

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chronic renal failure due to a general plethora of products

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what does Renin do?

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hormone what regulates BP and Na+

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Vitamin D3 has homey hydroxyl compared to calciferol?

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3OH vs. 1OH

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what does formation of concentrated urine do? what is min vs. max?

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excrete toxins and waste

30mOsm/L - 1200 mOsm/L

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what is formation of dilute urine do?

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remove excess water

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85% of glomeruli are what?

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superficial cortical glomeruli SCGs

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what are JM glomeruli?

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juxtamedullary glomeruli: deep penetrating loops of HEnle into medula

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SCGs are what?

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superficial cortical glomeruli with shallow penetrance of loops of Henle

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more loops of henle deeper or superficially?

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superficially due to 85% of glomeruli being SCGs

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juxtamedullary glomeruli account for concentration gradient, where is it higher? lower?

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300 at superficial

1200 in deepest papilla part of medulla

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Expand these acronyms: PCT, tDLH, tALH, TAL, DT, CD

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proximal convoluted tubule
thin descending loop of henle
thin ascending loop of henle
Thick ascending loop of henle
Distal Tubule
collecting duct
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where does the TAL attach to parent glomerulus?

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end of TAL attaches between efferent and afferent arteriole

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how many nephrons per kidney?

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1 million

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how many L out of daily 180L of filtrate goes back into efferent arteriole?

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178L

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what is renal blood flow per minute? per kidney?

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1L/min, 500ml per kidney

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filtration fraction is?

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20% or 0.2

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what is normal haematocrit?

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if renal plasma flow is 600ml, what is total GFR? GFR per kidney?

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total GFR is 125ml or 60ml per kidney

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how much cardiac output needed to run the renal filtration system?

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describe the efferent renal arteriole

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artery to capillary to artery to capillary to vein

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Na+ or K+ more important for secretion?
K+
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macula densa cells close to the arteriole make what? does what?
Renin which ends up vasoconstricting
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macula densa detect Na+ feeback via paracrine mediators such as? what does it adjust?
prostaglandins and adenosine | alters afferent arteriole tone to adjust resistance and keep glomerulus constant at 50mmHg
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epithelial granular cells near afferent arteriole make what?
Renin
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What is myogenic response/reflex?
if too much stretch on afferent arteriole, is contracts to mitigate any dilating force
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Creatinine level is equated roughly the same as the?
GFR
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3 components of filtration in Bowman's Capsule?
filtration slits basal lamina fenestrations
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what is hallmark of advanced diabetes?
albumin in the urine as the basal lamina degenerate, lose negative charge and ability to repel
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what is normal hydrostatic pressure in glomerular capillary?
50mmHg
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what is normal hydrostatic pressure in Bowman's capsule?
10mmHg
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what is normal oncotic pressure in glomerular capillary?
25-40mmHg
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what is normal oncotic pressure in Bowman's capsule?
0mmHg
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what is the normal net filtration pressure across bowman's capsule?
10mmHg into nephron
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Angiotension II preferentially constricts which arteriole?
efferent arteriole
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which arteriole does autoregulation occur at?
afferent arteriole
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BP can vary between what and still maintain normal GFR?
80-180mm Hg
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what happens if low sodium? how do you maintain BP?
macula densa detects, triggers Renin to increase BP via unknown mechanism
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what are the 3 drivers of renin release?
sympathetic decreased BP decreased NaCl
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Renin affects afferent or efferent?
efferent
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what happens if Na+ too high?
releases thromboxane and adenosine which constricts afferent
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Renal clearance of a substance equation is?
Urine Volume / plasma concentration
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Inulin is a marker for what?
GFR
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how much Glucose clearance per minute in nephron?
0mL/min
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penicillin reabsorbed?
nope. freely filtered and even secreted

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