kidneys Flashcards
muscles in afferent and/or efferent arterioles of kidney?
yes
bowman’s space becomes
proximal tubule
renal bloodflow amount/m and % total
1.5l/m 20% total bloodflow
normal gfr is
~120ml/min
what’s in the box
macula densa/jga
endothelium in glomerulus
fenestrated
order of things in glomerulus
plasma, fenestrated endothelium, basement membrane, podocyte
podocytes are tied together by which 2 proteins?
podocin and nephrin
basement membrane has which charge
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charge of albumin
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what molecular weight can’t get through gbasement membrane
5200daltons ish
can albumin get through gbm? why?
no. too big and negative charge
what is substance measured in eGFR
creatitine
regarding serum creatinine - musclular person vs malnourished
high but no problem
low but could be a problem
apical side of tubular cells faces..
wee tube lumen
tubular cells held together by..
tight junctinos
most absorption in PCT uses which gradient
sodium
what gets pulled in via symporters in pct (3)
glucose
amino acids
phosphate
renal glycosuria
sglt2 doesn’t work
Bartter type 1 disease imitates which drug
frusemide
pct role
bulk of reabsorption
what is renal threshold
carriers get saturated so stuff gets peed out eg glucose in diabetes
what exists to turn the medullary pyramids into a desert
loop of Henle
A pelvis
B pyramid
C papilla
thick ascending limb is permeable/impermeable to
permeable to salt
impermeable to water
thin descending limb is permeable/impermeable to
permeable to water
impermeable to salt
what prevents loop of henle
where is nakatpase pump on tubular cells
basolateral (blood side)
4 functions of distal nephron
K excretion
Regulation of sodium delivery to collecting duct
Urine acidification
Urinary concentration
whcih channel controlled by aldosterone
ENaC
where is EnaC channel
principal cell of collecting duct
thiazides work on
Na/Cl symporter distal tubular cell
which molecule Diabetes insipidus
ADH doesn’t work
aldosterone analogue drug
fludrocortisone
excess hydrocortisone metabolic acid or alkalosis
alkalosis because HCO3 is reabsorbed with the H+ exchanged for the K+ which leads to hypokalemia
tx for thyrotoxic storm
Lugol’s iodine and then thyroidectomy
meds for Graves disease
propanolol - symptoms
radio iodine - kill off cells
propylthiouracil - ?
carbimazole - inhibits thyroid peroxidase thereby preventing the iodination of the tyrosine residue on thyroglobulin
what is wolff chaikoff effect
large amounts of iodine stop thyrotoxic storm temporarily
what is serum and urine sodium pattern in SiADH
low normal (diluted) serum
high concentration in urine
what are metanephrines
metabolites of catecholamines (adrenalin/noradrenalin)
when would metanephrines be raised?
pheochromocytoma/paraganglioma
symptoms of carcinoid syndrome… why?
cough flush wheeze
seratonin-producing tumour