L4: GFR cont/ Tubular function Flashcards

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What are the 3 cells of the Juxtaglomerular apparatus?

A

MD -Macula densa
EGM - extraglomerular mesangium
GC - granular cells

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Info transmitted from ___ cells to the ____ of glomerulus to decrease the GFR by ____

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MD, afferent arteriole, increase [Ca]

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4 summary steps of the TGF

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  1. Increase in GFR
  2. Increase in [NaCl] in tubule fluid in the Loop of Henle
  3. MD cells generate a singal
  4. Increased resistance of aa (constrict)
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4
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Draw the TGF figure

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5
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What is Renal clearance based upon?

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Conservation of mass (Fick’s principle)

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What is renal clearance?

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Urinary excretion compared to plasma concentration

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Clearance of a substance is in referenece to the ____ and can be __,__,__

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GFR

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Renal Clearance Equation

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C(s) = [U]s x V /[P]

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9
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What is the numerator if the renal clearance calculation?

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excretion rate of the substance

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10
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Why is creatinine only estimated GFR?

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bc it is secreted 10%

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When does GFR change? (5)

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  1. Loss of SA, Kf will decrease
  2. Changes in PBS (kidney stones)
  3. Altered renal perfusion pressure (PGC)
  4. Drugs that dilate/constrict aterioles (can alter Kf)
  5. Loss of protein in urine or increased protein synthesis (PiGC)
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When is FF altered?

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Normally remains constant bc of GFR and RBF (autoreg)
Acute/dramatic changes in arterial BP may alter the FF
Decrease BP - diuretics
Increase - Renal artery stenosis

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13
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Proteinuria

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High levels of protein in urine

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14
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Glomerulus does what

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filters plasma

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15
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Tubule does what

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reabsorbs and secretes

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16
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What is the corpuscle made up of?

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Corpuscle = capsule + glomerulus

17
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What cells make up the tubule?

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Epithelial cell (single layer)

18
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The tubule contains different ____ in different segments that are responsible for ____

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cell types, diff functions

19
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What does the lumen of the tubule contains?

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fluid from plasma filtrate

20
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Reabsorption is the direction of movement ___

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out of the lumen

21
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Secretion is the direction of movement____

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into the lumen

22
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Proximal convoluted tubule (PCT) - is responsible for? The apical surface facing the lumen contains? (for what purpose?) There are numerous transporters for electrolytes on the ________

A

reabsorption
microvilli - Inc SA
apical cell border

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Proximal convoluted tubule (PCT)
Reaborsption of ____ of filtered H2O, Na, K, Ca and ___ of HCO3

24
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Proximal convoluted tubule (PCT) reaborbs what to 100%

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filtered amino acids - peptides/proteins and glucose

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Proximal convoluted tubule (PCT) is primarly responsible for?
reabsorption
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Proximal Nephron is primarily responsible for?
secretion
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Proximal Straight Tubule (PST) secretes (3)
1. Foreign substances 2. Substance not metabolized or partially/slow 3. Drug delivery to tubule
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What is the main purpose of the loop?
to concentrate the urine
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Loop of Henle tDLH and tALH What type of cells?
Cubodial epithelial cells - no active transport
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Loop of Henle tDLH and tALH Allows for osmotic gradient b/w ___ and _____ Passive H2O movement via ____ Passive ____ and ____ movement (channels)
cortex and medulla aquaporins Na and urea
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What is necessary for concentrating capacity of kidney?
Loop of Henle
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What part of the Loop of Henle is responsible for reabsorption?
TAL - thick ascending limb
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reabsorbtion of 25% of filtered Na, K and Ca occurs where?
TAL of the Loop of Henle
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TAL is the site of action of
loop diuretics
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Loop becomes more _____ going up as more electrolytes are removed and no ___ follows
diluted, water Absence of water movement (No AQPs)
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The Distal Nephron is responsible for
reabsorption and secretion
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What occurs in the DCT and CD? (5)
Na reabsorption K secretion Water reabsorption A/B homeostasis Final adjustment of lumenal fluid volume and composition