Kidney-Water Absorption in LOH Flashcards

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1
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What is the loop of henle known as?

A

Hairpin Counter-Current Multiplier System

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Hairpin

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Shaped like a hairpin

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Counter-Current

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Filtrate goes down in descending limb but up in ascending limb

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Multiplier

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Multiplies the effect of osmosis

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Permeability of Descending Limb

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Permeable to H2O

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Permeability of Ascending Limb

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Not permeable to H20

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Permeability of Collecting Duct

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Permeable to H20 but can be adjusted by ADH

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8
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What enters the loop of henle from the PCT?

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-40% of H20
-50% of Urea
-Some Na+/Cl- ions

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What is the first step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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NA+ and Cl- are pumped by ATP out of ascending limb into medulla which decreases water potential of medulla (-ve water potential)

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What is the second step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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H2O therefore moves out of descending limb into medulla/blood by osmosis

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What is the third step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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Some Na+ and Cl- diffuse into descending limb

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What is the fourth step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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-As filtrate moves down descending limb, H2O leaves but Na+/Cl- enter so at bottom of DL/Loop of Henle/AL so concentration of Na+/Cl- diffuses into medulla
-This decreases water potential inside medulla further so more H2O moves into medulla/blood by osmosis (-ve water potential)

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What is the fifth step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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As filtrate moves up ascending limb, Na+/Cl- are being pumped out (step 1) but H2O can’t get out so at top of ascending limb, water potential of filtrate increases

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What is the sixth step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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As filtrate moves down collecting duct, more H2O then enters medulla/blood by osmosis

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What is the seventh step of water absorption into blood by the loop of henle?

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As H2O leaves tubule throughout loop of henle. concentration of urea increases causing some urea to diffuse into medulla further decreasing water potential of medulla so even more water goes to medulla/blood by osmosis (-ve water potential)

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16
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What substances are present in the Bowman’s Capsule (glomerular filtrate)?

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-Glucose
-Amino Acids
-Proteins (only small ones)
-Water
-Urea
-Ions

17
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What substances are present in the PCT after selective reabsoption?

A

-Proteins (only small ones)
-Water (40%)
-Urea (50%)
-Ions

18
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What substances are present at the end of the loop of henle?

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-Proteins (small ones only)
-Water (less than above)
-Urea (less than above)
-Ions

19
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What substances are present at the end of the collecting duct (urine)?

A

-Proteins (small ones only)
-Water (less than above)
-Urea (less than above)
-Ions