L7: Integration of salt and water balance Flashcards

1
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The RAA system ________ Na+ retention

A

promotes

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2
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JGA glomerular cells -> Renin (______) ->

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(protease) -> cleaves angiotensinogen C-terminus -> release angiotensin I -> ACE cleaves Ang I -> Active Ang II

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3
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ACE is abundant in:

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luminal surfaces of vascular endothelial cells

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4
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What are the stimulus’ for renin release?

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  1. Baroreceptors detect decreased renal blood pressure -> increased sympathetic effect on JGA -> Renin releases.
  2. Decreased GFR -> Decreased NaCl delivery/concentration to macula densa cells -> Renin release
  3. Decreased renal perfusion pressure -> Renal baroreceptors of afferent arteriole granular cells detects decreased distension -> Decreased intracellular Ca2+ -> Renin release
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5
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Effects of angiotensin II

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  • Stimulates adrenal cortex to release aldosterone.
  • Vasoconstriction of the efferent and afferent arterioles but efferent to a greater degree
  • Increased tubuloglomerular feedback -> increase in Na+ and fluid delivery to the macula densa
    elicits a more pronounced fall in the (GFR).
  • Increased stimulation of transporters (Na-K ATPase, NHE, Na-HCO3 symporter)
  • Stimulates thirst and AVP release by binding to hypothalamus
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6
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Explain the effects of angiotensin II acting on the afferent and efferent arterioles

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  • Reduced hydrostatic pressure in downstream peritubular capillaries -> Increased gradient for Na+ absorption in the thin ascending limb
  • Increased filtration fraction -> Increased protein concentration in blood downstream -> Increased colloid osmotic pressure in peritubular capillaries -> Increases water reabsorption
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7
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Effects of ANP

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Increase GFR, Increase cortical and medullary blood flow, Decreased renin, Decreased AVP

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8
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Effects of aldosterone

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Aldosterone is lipid soluble -> diffuses through basolateral cell membrane -> Binds to MR -> Aldosterone-MR complex diffuses into nucleus and induces genes that code for mitochondrial enzymes and membrane transport proteins (Na-K, ENac, Na-HCO3)

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9
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ENac embeds in the ________ membrane

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apical

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10
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________ inhibits ENac

A

amiloride

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11
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_________ inhibits MR

A

spirinolactone

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